Reinecke silent on Haldeman in trial
Sacramento dispatch reports Lt. Ed Reinecke, indicted for perjury in Washington, D.C., will not comment on H.R. Haldeman’s possible role in his trial. Earl Parker said it is a legal matter and will emerge in court. Prosecutors say Reinecke and Haldeman discussed San Diego’s 1972 GOP convention and a $400,000 ITT underwriting offer.
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Nixon nominee withdraws from FCC nomination
Luther Holcomb withdrew his nomination to the Federal Communications Commission after consumer groups pressed concerns about his ties to Republican causes and a 1972 reelection stance. The cancellation leaves the FCC with a vacancy sought to be filled swiftly by the White House.
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Bipartisan nod favors public funding for nominating conventions
Washington AP report says Democrats and Republicans on a bipartisan committee endorsed public financing as the only viable way to fund future presidential nominating conventions. Cochairmen Ferrie and Herman said there is no clear alternative, with potential money coming from a federal tax checkoff. Previously conventions were funded by corporate ad sales subsidized by tax law.
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Watergate shown strengths more than weaknesses says Ruckelshaus
Former FBI Director William Ruckelshaus told the Los Angeles Bar Association that the Watergate crisis reveals American strengths outweighing flaws. He noted pessimism exists but urged belief in positive resolve amid Cox firing and the broader Watergate investigations.
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Asia tops market for U S farm exports says Butz
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz told the National Press Club that Asia now buys more U S farm products than Europe and that Asia’s growing demand will shape U S farm programs. He cited total farm exports over 20 billion dollars annually, with Asia including Japan accounting for about 8.5 billion.
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Watergate Factor Ties to 52 29 Dem Lead in November
A Harris survey of 1,184 likely voters in late March shows Democrats at a 52 to 29 percent lead over Republicans in November congressional elections. Watergate is cited as having a significant bearing on the popularity drop, with 38 percent saying it makes them less likely to vote Republican.
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Milk industry aide questions impeachment panel
Rep Wiley Mayne of Iowa argued to the House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment inquiry that lawmakers who accepted about 2 million in contributions from milk cooperatives cannot judge whether President Nixon should be impeached for doing the same. He urged the panel’s legal staff to be instructed to investigate representatives.
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