New Amendment Already Well Used The 25th Amendment
The article explains how the 25th Amendment shaped the line of succession after Nixon’s resignation and Agnew’s. It notes Nelson Rockefeller became vice president under the amendment, succeeding Agnew and Ford, while Ford then became president. It discusses the amendment’s vacancy rule and calls for repeal in a political climate.
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FBI Mum On Bomb Caper
The FBI withheld confirmation of an alleged plot by opponents of court ordered school busing to blow up three bridges in the Boston area. Authorities questioned eight suspects after an informant’s tip, with a fourth bridge under 24 hour surveillance for weeks.
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U.S. To Auction 2 Million Ounces Of Gold
A Treasury official said foreign governments will be banned from buying government owned gold at the sale on January 6. The plan auctions 2 million ounces to boost the domestic market as Americans gain the right to own gold starting December 31. The note also cites a shift in voter eligibility and governance.
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Treasury Department
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Bomb rocks Union Bank Building in San Francisco
A bomb exploded on the 19th floor of a 36 story San Francisco Union Bank Building injuring no one and causing heavy damage to an insurer office. A caller claiming allegiance to New World Liberation Front warned of a second blast and said GM Overseas Division was the intended target.
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Nixon Loses Tapes and Papers in Custody Law
Washington AP Ford signed a law placing Nixon official tapes and papers under government custody and destroying the old Ford Nixon agreement that would have let Nixon retain control. Nixon attorney Miller urged court to guard against commercial exploitation of any reproduced tapes. Gesell tentatively allowed copies from trial materials after the Watergate case ends.
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West Point Bid For Kansas Girl
HAYS Kansas Hays High School senior Lynette Lorbeer has been named Kansas first female nominee for a service academy appointment. Congressman Keith Sebelius named her as first alternate for West Point and ninth alternate for an Air Force Academy post amid ongoing lawsuits by California lawmakers to end all male admission policies. Officials cautioned even if the suit succeeds, female admission would be years away. Lorbeer aims for a bacteriology degree and plans to pursue service academy options if nomination stands. She is among about a dozen nationwide officially nominated. Merchant Marine Academy is the only one currently accepting women. Lorbeer previously applied to Dole and Pearson but received no success. The season ends April 6 with eight NHL games remaining.
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