Watergate jur y charges dairy lobbyist with lying
A Watergate grand jury indicted milk industry lobbyist Jake Jacobsen of Austin for lying about receiving $10,000 from Associated Milk Producers Inc. to aid a milk price supports increase in 1971. The one count alleges he hid the cash in a safe deposit box until an FBI inventory. The case carries up to five years and a $10,000 fine.
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Dairy Officials Linked to Price Support Talks Over Milk Contributions
Watergate investigators show Connally was present when dairy officials discussed price support policy and major contributions. The Senate Watergate Committee and the special prosecutor probe possible ties between milk price supports and donations totaling 437000, amid broader inquiry into policy influence.
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Reinecke says he was coached for ITT hearing
Sacramento Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke admits being coached by Clark MacGregor to answer only direct questions during the 1972 ITT Senate hearing. He says he now regrets not disclosing conversations with former Attorney General Mitchell and notes he would testify if required by special prosecutor Jaworski.
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Senate approves sharing tax data with Watergate panel
The Senate authorized the Watergate committee to exchange investigative information with the Internal Revenue Service. Chairman Sam Ervin said the panel seeks unidentified tax returns and exemption applications, while the IRS will receive material the committee has developed. The measure passed by voice vote to avoid disclosure laws.
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