Watergate money raised as White House project report says
The Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President says funds totaling 210000 were raised for Watergate defendants last June with 75000 from the committee. Kalmbach solicited funds with high authority approval and paid through intermediaries to defendants and lawyers. Foreign donations of 30000 from Philippine citizens flagged as potential violation. Statements accompany GAO disclosure act review. Ehrlichman testimony and Krogh affidavit corroborate aspects of the break in. John Dean III met prosecutors as grand jury probes continue. Busch calls for full public disclosure in weekend Watergate updates.
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Vote In House On Education Measure Noted Vote
Capital Bureau reports the Louisiana House rejected a $1 million amendment to the Career Education Bill. The amendment by Mrs. Louise Johnson of Bernice would set aside funds for unforeseen expansion of the career education program.
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Televised explanation on Monroe garbage collection plans
Monroe Mayor Ralph Troy announced a televised indepth explanation of the commercial and industrial garbage collection issue to air this week. He said the program will present extensive reports and statistics on current and future costs along with equipment slides and will include an open forum if questions remain.
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Officials Align Against Senate Televised Hearings
Administration sources indicate officials are lining up against the Senate’s televised hearings into the scandal. The confrontation centers on how the hearings should be conducted and who should testify.
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Dean Seeks Immunity in Watergate Testimony
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III asked federal Judge John J. Sirica to grant immunity from prosecution for grand jury testimony in the Watergate investigation. Shaffer said prosecutors offered a single obstruction of justice count in exchange for plea, but use-immunity options were rejected and a subpoena was issued. Sirica was to rule on the Senate committee’s use-immunity request.
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