Nixon Watergate Poll Shapes Impeachment Debate
A Washington poll of 198 Congress members shows 6 to 1 against impeachment and 3 to 1 for releasing White House tapes. Most Republicans oppose resignation, while opinions on Nixon’s historical image vary, with 168 lawmakers saying it’s scarred. Heads of foreign governments view Nixon as unhurt by the scandal.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Mr. Nixon
Dollar balance improves on reserve report shielded by small surplus
The official reserve transactions for Q2 show a small surplus after a $10.5 billion deficit in Q1, signaling an expected improvement in the basic balance. Net liquidity also narrows to a $1.5 billion deficit, with export import trade up about $700 million and short term capital flows reversing by $5.8 billion. Foreigner stock and bond purchases fell to $489 million as high rates attract investors.
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U.S
Civic Platform and Projects Endorsed by The Register
The Register outlines a civic program featuring organized tree replanting and continued apartment construction along with industrial promotion and a hollow recreation project. Downtown parking retention is proposed with prayers for daily guidance and urged to live faith in action.
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Hollow Recreation
Delwein
Oelwein Graduate Among Coe College August Commencement
Cedar Rapids reports 35 seniors earned degrees in Coe College August commencement the first class awarded Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Harold Burr Bryant of Oelwein listed among graduates at noon luncheon in Gage Memorial Union. family attended. Bert Huntsman of Corning retired after 47 years in meat cutting with party at Lake Binder and gold watch gift.
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Betty Dunlap
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Gage Memorial Union
Bert Huntsman
Corning
Emerson
Lake Binder
Hypochondriac Arnold Finds New Fears in City Life
Hal Boyle Relates Arnold the office hypochondriac in a humorous column about urban anxieties. Arnold worries he fears mugging, cab dangers, strangers, and sharp objects, all labeled as phobias by a jokey diagnosis from a medical dictionary. He decides to see his doctor, hoping relief comes with understanding.
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New York
Arnold
Oelwein Daily Register Staff and Roles
The listing names L A Warren Mike Mahoney Victor D Gallia Berard Crew and Charles R Bob McCarty with roles including Publisher ng Director Circulation Director and Credit Manager Mechanical Superintendent
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Mike Mahoney
Victor D. Gallia Berard Crew
Charles R
Bob) McCarty
Substantial subsidies blamed for grain profits and price hikes
A Senate subcommittee report details how grain giants including Cargill reaped 433 million dollars in export subsidies tied to the Russian wheat deal while private deals and paper transfers inflated meat, dairy, and bakery prices. The memo cites sterile transfers, with wheat never leaving ships, as subsidies padded by affiliate dealings and non taxable profits. The report condemns the subsidies as boosting the U.S. balance of trade yet raising consumer costs at home.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
Henry Jackson
Dwash
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U.S
United States
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Cargill
Tradex- Panama
Geneva
Department of Agriculture
Jack Cloherty
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Victor Marchetti
State Department
John Marks
Jack Anderson
Capitol Firing Line exposes Mali poultry aid fiasco
Washington GAO audit finds a $1.4 million foreign aid project in Mali Senegal and Mauritania wasted money. Feasibility ignored, hatchery assets unused and misallocated, with several items unutilized for years and costly mistakes recurring across feedmills, mixers, incuba tors, and equipment.
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General Accounting Office
West Africa
Mali
Senegal
Mauritania
State Department
Foreign Aid Agency
France
GAO
Dakar
AID
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
World Bank
Police chief urges bike safety over Labor Day weekend
Davenport AP reports Police Chief James Fortsch warns Labor Day weekend will bring more bicycles on the roads. He says both cyclists and drivers share responsibility to follow traffic rules and regularly inspect bikes to ensure safety amid river stage updates for Davenport and nearby towns.
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