Nixon's Operation Candor Aims to Reveal Florida Deposits
AP reports Nixon's operation Candor will disclose deposits linked to Florida, including certificates of deposit and real estate profits. The piece notes presidential purchases, bank accounts, and securities tied to Nixon in the Watergate era, with officials promising forthcoming disclosures.
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Krogh Admits Conspiracy In Ellsberg Burglary
Egil Krogh Jr. pled guilty to conspiracy in the Ellsberg burglary and says he will testify to the Watergate grand jury. Judge John J. Sitia will review White House tapes as they are prepared for grand jury transmission. Krogh, ex-head of the White House plumbers, faces up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine, and agreed to cooperate with prosecutor Leon Jaworski while postponing testimony until after sentencing. Dist. Atty. Joseph P. Busch plans to call Krogh as a witness in Ehrlichman and Liddy-related trials in Los Angeles.
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Senate to Work Sunday on Debt Ceiling Crisis
The federal deficit exceeds the debt limit by 963 billion as the Senate plans a Sunday session for the first time since 181 years to resolve a dispute tied to campaign finance reform. House opposition and a filibuster threaten a broader package, with action possible before a real crisis.
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House Passes Defense Bill Amid Oil Boycott Tensions
The House approved a 374.3 billion defense appropriation bill after defeating a proposal to cut 22,000 active personnel and another to divert funds from Arab-country programs during the oil boycott. Rep. Tiernan’s anti boycott amendment failed, while Rep. Addabbo’s 3.5 billion rescission amendment was rejected 250 to 118.
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Family Stays Joined After Death In Victorian Home
Police found Cecilia 84 on a living room couch and siblings Grace 76 and Roland 72 in an upstairs bed, all deceased from natural causes. Neighbors said the three lived apart but together, while a vacant Curtis Avenue house held their quiet end.
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Va N C Plane Search Continues For Missing Aircraft
The search for a five person plane missing since Monday continued over southwest and southern Virginia and northern North Carolina. The Civil Air Patrol spokesman identified the pilot as John R Carbaugh of College Park Georgia. The CAP wing commander said Carbaugh, an airline pilot, was flying from Hagerstown Maryland to Atlanta Georgia. The other passengers identities were not released.
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Temporary Bankruptcy Forecast Hits Federal Finances
A Treasury spokesman warned the government could face temporary bankruptcy as Congress failed to extend the debt limit. The Treasury holds about 45 million in cash and faces 4.3 billion in short term debt, risking nonmilitary payrolls of roughly 706 million without quick congressional action.
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Energy Market Drops Amid Fuel Shortage Fears
The New York market faced a sharp decline as energy fears sparked a broad selloff. Dow Jones slid, brokerages cited overreaction, while some investors bought to cover shorts amid mixed data and a government curbs push.
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Ex-POW Laid-Off But Remembers Worse Things
UPPER SADDLE RIVER New Jersey AP former Air Force captain Dennis Chambers one of 36 pilots to be laid off by Eastern Airlines on Jan 1 recounts his POW ordeal and energy crisis hardships while staying pragmatic about the job loss. He says the Christmas compares poorly to past trials and credits Eastern with giving him a chance despite the layoff.
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