Ford ousts Nixon lawyer Buzhardt as Watergate shifts begin
Washington reports White House moves remove J. Fred Buzhardt at President Ford's request and appoint former law partner Philip A. Buchen as counsel to the President. St. Clair, another Nixon defense lawyer, resigns for Boston.
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Rabbi Kerff vows to tear the capital apart over Nixon
Rabbi Baruch Korff, a Nixon defender, leads the National Committee for Fairness to the President and vows to tear the capital apart to avenge Nixon. He accuses major newspapers and magazines of persecuting Nixon and plans a campaign to curb the media.
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ABA Calls for Impartial Justice in Nixon Case at Convention
At the annual ABA meeting delegates approved an anti immunity resolution tied to Watergate revelations. The House also backed a measure urging attorneys in government to uphold ethical duties or leave the profession, while another Nixon specific proposal failed.
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Less Power Urged for President by Senate Panel
A special Senate committee plans to repeal the century old presidential emergency authority and set new public accountability standards. The current 1683 proclamation enables censorship of airwaves martial law seizure of property and control of transport without Congress disclosure unless designated as orders or proclamations.
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Kennedy Leads Ford Narrowly in 1976 Poll
Sen Edward M Kennedy holds a 47 to 46 percent lead over President Gerald R Ford for the 1976 election, with Harris Survey noting Ford would gain outside the South if George C Wallace joined Kennedy as VP, shifting to 48 to 44 percent in that scenario.
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Bill to Reform Politics Stalled In Congress
UPL reports in Washington that a House Senate compromise on campaign reform stalled as Rep Wayne L Hays said he would not negotiate a minor section and criticized the Senate negotiating team He led the House panel and said no idea when a conference might begin.
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Operating subsidies stay in House transit bill fights loom
Mass transit supporters blocked efforts to delete operating subsidies from a $20 billion six year transit bill. House debate resumes Monday with Republicans seeking $11 billion and Democrats aiming for $15.8 billion. Critics label subsidies a waste while supporters warn removing them could kill the measure.
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