Turnblazer Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Federal Conspiracy
Turnblazer, a 51 year old Kentucky lawyer, was sentenced in federal court in Pittsburgh to 15 years for conspiracy linked to the 1968 death of Joseph Yablonsin. Federal prosecutor Richard Sprague credited Turnblazer with valuable cooperation, noting possible immunity but stating he sought none. He may be eligible for parole after five years. state charges remain pending.
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Tax Reform Studied In House
The committee began drafting a tax reform bill and told its staff to propose changes narrowing advantages in the current law. It indicated tougher limits and targeted adjustments, signaling a broader rewrite of tax benefits under consideration.
Senate Hearing Opens on Postage Rate Delays
Washington AP reports the Senate begins consideration of a bill to extend the timetable for postage increases on newspapers magazines books records and periodicals, aiming to ease the financial impact on general mail users.
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Kennedy Imp impeachment talk spans process and politics
Kennedy stressed the impeachment process must run its course and discussed charges against the president. He addressed Goldwater’s forecast of resignation, campaign financing reform, Chappaquiddick, and U S aid to Israel while urging unity and adherence to democratic laws.
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Kopechnes Back Kennedy Amid 1960s Bridge Tragedy
The Kopechnes, Mary Jo Kopechne’s parents, back Senator Edward M Kennedy for president. Robert Kopechne, 56, and his wife Josephine, 61, praise Kennedy and his appeal to youth while noting his strength over current leaders. They expect Kennedy to decide soon if he runs.
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White House Shifts Watergate Strategy in Public Disclosures
The White House moves to flood the public with edited Watergate transcripts and analyses while resisting broader disclosures. House impeachment investigators seek 130 conversations and the Senate fights for five more tape recordings. Nixon says no more on Watergate, as critics call the transcripts revealing and shabby.
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