Cover-up jury selection may delay Ford pardon query
The House Judiciary Committee plans a narrowly restricted questioning of President Ford on his Nixon pardon. A delay of one week hinges on selecting a Watergate jury by Thursday night. Only nine subcommittee members may question Ford, with two leaders making opening statements. The hearing will run from 1 a.m. to 12 noon, with crowded seating and limited public access.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
William Hungate
D-Mo
Peter Rodina
D-N.j
Ed Hutchinson
R-Mieb
Congress
United States
Lincoln
Congressional Quarterly
Nixon staff salaries total 841,800 a year at San Clemente
The 64 federal employees assigned to Nixon's San Clemente and related sites are paid about 841,800 annually. Montoya disclosed transition and defense staff totals, noting Secret Service costs, jet papers transport, and other Treasury-funded operating expenses beyond salaries.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph MM. Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Senate Appropriations
Treasury
Postal Service
General Government
White House
John Marsh
Ford
Nixon
Department of Defense
Key Biscayne, Fla
Butz weathering Senate grilling over grain deal blame
Agriculture Secretary Karl L. Butz accepts part of the blame for an unexpected five hundred million bushel Soviet grain order, while President Ford and Kissinger defend his tenure. Senator Jackson plans hearings on the deal amid White House pressure on large grain firms. A separate New Orleans grain embargo could cost the port about seventeen million dollars in potential revenue.
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Karl L. Butz
Soviet Union
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
White House
Jackson
Butz
Agriculture Department
Ron Nessen
Department
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
New Orleans
UPD
Ford
Russia
Congress
Buzz
United States
Richard E. Bell
International Affairs and Commodity Programs
Diamond, Mo
Bute
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Midwest
Chicago
Analys i
Tokyo
Jay Agriculure
Fixers For Your Problems in Classified Service Columns
Readers are reminded that fixers for problems appear in the service columns of the classified ads. The notice notes trusted local workers available for a range of tasks and asks readers to seek standard rates and verify credentials.
Health News Shoulder and Neck Pain Explained by Experts
Health column summarizes common upper body pain linked to poor posture and shoulder girdle weakness. It warns untreated shoulder neck back strain can progress to a rounded posture, prolonged pain, and possible chest discomfort, with advice to seek medical evaluation.
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Peek
Ari Pati
Mang
Lima
Nba
Ty Needlow
Jon Fae
Wes Helder
Thatis
Diol Tver
Hellstower
Colophon
Sy Sars
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