No Nixon reaction to Agnew broadcast
The White House avoided direct comment on Spiro T. Agnew's national address, appealing for understanding and compassion for him and his family. Nixon did not hear the broadcast as he attended a farewell dinner for former Secretary of State William P. Rogers.
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IRS may pursue Agnew taxes back to 1962
The IRS signals possible civil actions to collect more than 100000 in back taxes and penalties from Spiro T. Agnew dating to his 1962 Baltimore County executive days. Officials note civil suits lack a statute of limitations, with criminal tax charges having a six year limit.
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Richardson Defends Agnew Right to Free Speech
New York July 5 Atty Gen Elliott Richardson says former Vice President Spiro Agnew is entitled to free speech and urges the public to judge him by the federal record. He notes no immunity promises and supports the sentence as just and in the public interest while calling for full record consideration.
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