House Panel Links Tax Reform to Debt Ceiling Fight
A House Ways and Means panel tied tax reform to the debt limit and social security changes. Lawmakers warned the linkage could derail the tax plan as the Senate debated boosting Social Security benefits and the ceiling bill faced possible veto threats.
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Cox Warns New Prosecutor May Miss Key Watergate Sprawl
Archibald Cox told Senate investigators that any new special prosecutor named by President Nixon may lack authority to probe campaign financing violations, wiretapping, and the ITT case beyond the Watergate break in and cover up. He warned Nixon’s definition could limit scrutiny of unauthorised money, antitrust settlements, and related actions.
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Rice Proposes Revitalization Plan for Frederick City
Frederick mayoral candidate Rice argues to preserve historic architecture while revitalizing downtown. He opposes public housing subsidies, favors private development meetings with developers, and supports airport area improvements and expanded adult recreation. He contrasts his experience with opponent Young and cites cautious growth for downtown progress.
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Byrd Calls to Reopen ITT Inquiry
Senate Democrat Byrd urged reopening the ITT probe, citing possible perjury and questioning how President Nixon intervened in the panel’s closure. He criticized Waters and Archibald Cox for handling confidential discussions and said the substance of the case remains unresolved. White House aides defended Cox and noted documents tied to the antitrust settlement.
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Nixon Returns To White House
President Nixon flies back to Washington from Camp David after a two day stay. He has become a commuter to the presidential retreat in Maryland and has made his fifth Camp David visit in ten days.
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