Nixon faces constitutional crisis amid attacks on powers
Former White House aide Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. told a Democratic fundraiser Nixon has violated the Constitution by bombing Cambodia, impounding funds, and withholding Watergate tapes, warning of presidential supremacy. The report also covers staff changes at the New York Times and other brief items.
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Nixon housing plan draws mixed reaction from leaders
Washington experts and lawmakers fault the Nixon plan for not fully addressing housing needs in credit starved states. Sen. Sparkman and others urge more funds and faster action while administration officials promise details next week.
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Special Women’s Edition call for club histories and news
The Star-Courier invites clubs civic social and women’s news submissions for a planned October women’s edition. Send material to Nelda Whitehead Plano Star Courier P O Box 248 Plano Texas 75074 or deliver to 19th St Plano by Oct 10.
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Senate Approves Pension Bill With Tax Break Provisions
The Senate approved a pension bill 93 to 0 sending it to the House. It guarantees partial vesting after five years and provides tax deductions to boost retirement saving for self employed and non pension covered workers. It also caps executive pension deductions at 75,000 a year and aims to stabilize funds for workers should their employers fail.
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Stanek sextuplets fight for life in Denver hospital
Three of the five remaining Stanek infants battle hyaline membrane disease, two in poor condition and two in fair condition, after the death of sister Julia from the same illness. John and Jeffrey, the firstborn twins, have shown calmer signs, with feeding from their mother’s milk.
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Capitol Hill Group Talks Agnew Future Amid Resignation Rumors
A House Democratic group led by Rep. John Conyers met to discuss the Agnew matter but did not disclose details. Rep. Bella Abzug signaled possible action, while a House Judiciary spokesman said some members discussed the case without confirming DOJ participation. A Baltimore grand jury remains active in Maryland corruption probes related to Agnew.
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