Nixon Says He Does Not Expect Impeachment
President Nixon voiced confidence that he will not be impeached and said cooperation with the House Judiciary Committee would occur within his constitutional duties. He warned against underestimating inflation and spoke on Middle East oil, gasoline rationing, and the idea of a full impeachment trial. He also commented on Watergate cooperation and the political future of the GOP.
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Supreme Court voids one year residency for health aid
The Supreme Court ruled that a one year residency requirement for state funded health care for the poor unjustly restricts interstate travel by denying a basic life need. The Arizona rule was overturned as an invidious classification affecting newcomers seeking medical aid. The decision comes amid broader cases on affirmative action and school integration.
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Kalmbach faces California bar action amid Nixon fund ties
California Supreme Court will weigh disciplinary action against former presidential attorney Herbert W. Kalmbach after his guilty plea to a campaign practice felony. Kalmbach allegedly helped raise millions for Nixon campaigns in 1968 and 1972 while linked to legal and political figures.
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Supreme Court
Herbert W. Kalmbach
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California State Bar
San Francisco
High Court
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Florida
California governor touts state odd-even gas plan
Governor Reagan outlines a plan using a local allocation formula to limit gas sales and prevent stations from hoarding. He favors state level action with penalties on station owners, and notes support from Nixon and energy czar Simon for avoiding a nationwide distribution system.
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Hearst Kidnap Ties Release to Food Demands
The SLA extends Hearst kidnap saga into February with threats to kill Linda Hearst if rescue attempts proceed. The group demands a $2 million food giveaway, plus $2 million more in 1975, and hints at linking Miss Hearst’s fate to the release of jailed SLA members Remiro and Little. Oakland superintendent murder case noted. Local Indian groups refuse to participate in the Hearst food program until release occurs.
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Undercover Agent Shot Dead by Houston Officer
An undercover narcotics agent was killed by a Houston police officer during a disturbance call at a lounge. Harris County drug officer B S Scotty Morgan died after a shooting at near joint in a restroom scuffle. Two uniformed officers who were unaware of the undercover presence fired, killing Morgan during the incident.
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