Nixon Ruling on tapes highlights separation of powers
Editorial notes the Supreme Court ruling requiring Nixon to release White House tapes and papers to Special Prosecutor Seon Jaworski, and Nixon's compliance. It affirms no man is above the law, discusses executive privilege limits, and emphasizes that all three branches must work together for the common good. The opinion by Chief Justice Burger clarifies confidentiality and fair trial rights in the Nixon case.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Seon Jaworski
House of Representatives
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Warren Burger
Burger
John Sirica
Directing Our Economic Fate in a Dark Mood
Washington contemplates recession fears as Wall Street Journal signals low mood amid impeachment talk. Experts debate budget cuts tax increases and spending restraint while fears of inflation rise and democracy itself is questioned by analysts.
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Washington
Wall Street Journal
Nixon
Franklin
Roosevelt
House
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Paul McCracken
Walter Heller
Congress
London
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Critical Choices Commission
Ford widens lead in Gallup poll for 1976 nomination
The Gallup survey shows Vice President Pard widening his edge for the Republican presidential nomination and Ford leading independents as well. Reagan trails, Rockefeller gains modest support, with Goldwater a sentimental favorite at 16 percent.
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New York
Gallup
Pard
Ron Ziegler
Richard Nixon
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Hhis
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
George Wallace
Chappaquiddick
Gold Pard
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Letters to the Editor on Oil Spill Penalties and Speed Limits
A reader argues for strict oil spill penalties including damages per day, per shoreline square foot, and court costs, plus cleanups funded by oil firms. The letter also urges firm speed limit enforcement, criticizing reliance on education and proposing 80 mph as a deterrent.
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Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Bill Appel
Appel
Asher
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