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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1974
Page
3
Former president adviser John Ehrlichman met with special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski for 65 minutes. A Jaworski spokesman denied reports a deal was discussed and would not reveal details of the talks or whether a plea bargain was on the table.
President Nixon orders the withholding of 3 billion dollars authorized by Congress for waste treatment plants in the coming year. The action delays clean water funding, allocates 4 billion of 7 billion, and prompts concerns from EPA and Congress about slowing progress toward the 1985 goal. Nixon cites inflation control and fiscal restraint as reasons.
Charles Colson former White House counselor said Nixon will serve out his term and secure his place in history in a Los Angeles KMPC interview Colson now practices law and had traveled to Los Angeles for a civil suit involving Phil Spector He criticized the media for post Watergate coverage calling it easy to publish negative reports and accusing outlets of nitpicking presidential finances.
Vice President Ford said the White House is willing to negotiate with the Senate Watergate committee on releasing select tapes and documents. He noted discussions with Alexander Haig Jr. and indicated willingness to refine subpoenas, while some aides push for no compromise on presidential conversations and meetings. ABC News reported the administration plans an all-out war against the panel, viewing it as a political witch-hunt and seeking to extend the committee’s life beyond February.
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