Maryland Republican boss in court today
N Dale Anderson former Baltimore County chief executive and successor to Spiro Agnew faced arraignment in U S District Court on a 39 count indictment charging conspiracy extortion and bribery He and others are part of a Maryland political corruption probe with grand jury secrecy and undecided whether evidence involving the vice president will be presented.
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Kissinger Opposed by Two Freshman Senators
Two new senators announced on the Senate floor their intention to vote against Henry Kissinger’s confirmation as secretary of state. Floyd K. Haskell cited integrity concerns tied to Nixon era deceit, while James Abourezk condemned Kissinger for disregarding Congress and the American people. Both freshmen were elected last November.
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James Abourezk
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Abourezk
Court seeks Nixon Cox tape settlement to avoid ruling
The U S Court of Appeals proposed a private hearing plan allowing Nixon and Archibald Cox to select tape portions for grand jury review. The unsigned memorandum urged双方 to reach a settlement, noting both sides could help avoid adjudicating constitutional questions.
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Mitchell seeks White House tapes in Vesco case
Lawyers for John N. Mitchell subpoena White House tapes and records tied to a $200000 Vesco donation to Nixon's 1972 campaign. The move targets meetings with Nixon staff and Harry Sears related to obstruction of justice, conspiracy and perjury charges.
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Robert L. Vesco
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Mitchell
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Harry Sears
Harry L. Sears
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Lee P. Gagliardi
Incumbents Raise More Money in Last Year’s Races
A Common Cause study finds Democratic and Republican incumbents outraised challengers in House and Senate contests. It notes average House incumbents raised 56 364 dollars against 32 709 for GOP challengers, and GOP incumbents 60 842 versus 29 000 for Democratic challengers. Senate incumbents averaged 525 809 dollars to 243 070 for opponents. The report calls for government financing of federal elections.
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