Judge backs Nixon pardon and tapes challenges in court
UPI reports Judge Charles R. Richey signaled readiness to hear challenges to Nixon's pardon and the tapes custody deal. He noted concerns about Nixon health, urged preserving subpoenaed tapes, and discussed possible modifications to the 1984 destruction plan.
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Nixon
Jane Denison
Washington
UPI
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Richard Nixon
Jaffe
Ford
Nixon tape reveals Magruder perjury remark and hush talk
CBS News reports unreleased White House tapes include Nixon saying Magruder was “supposed to be like hell” before the Watergate grand jury. The April 25 26 1973 conversations with Haldeman show attempts to conceal taping and discuss Dean, Ehrlichman and clemency. Prosecution prepared to use 33 tapes in the October trial.
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Richey
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Sirica
New York
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Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Graham
Magruder
High court denies delay bids in Haldeman Strachan trials
Justice Brennan denied separate requests by H R Haldeman and Gordon Strachan for delay in the Watergate cover up trial. Strachan sought delay while Haldeman argued for postponement until a new Supreme Court term. Strachan immunity and evidence issues were debated. the trial judge and appeals court previously rejected pretrial hearings.
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Washington
UPD
Supreme Court
William Brennan Jr
HR Haldeman
Gordon Strachan
Warren E. Burger
Brennan
Haldeman
Congo
Strachan
Burger
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
Fred Laktue
John J. Simica
Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Congress poll shows impeachment strong but economy weak
AP reports Louis Harris poll of about 1500 households finds 59 percent approve impeachment handling by Congress, while 80 percent disapprove of economic issues including keeping economy healthy spending and inflation. Overall performance sits at 54 percent disapproval to 38 percent approval, with modest improvement since January. Gallup notes public worry about the economic future.
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New York
Louis Harris
House of Representatives
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Harris
Appointee Disclaims Exxon Gift in New Post
Melvin A. Conant, nominated for a top federal energy post, said a $90,000 going away gift from Exxon will not affect his government service. He testified to the Senate Interior Committee that he has total separation from Exxon and that the company handled his departure properly.
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Washington
UPD
Melvin A. Conant
Exxon Co
Conant
Ford
Federal Energy
Interational Energy Affairs
Exxon
Health News on Surgical Back Injuries and Economic Costs
A fragmented health article claims U S back surgery outcomes affect over a billion dollars yearly. It cites the Labor Department and medical agencies, notes varied surgical results, and discusses conservative therapy as a preferred option in many cases.
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Weil
Connally asks all charges be dropped
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally seeks dismissal of all five bribery, conspiracy and perjury counts in the Watergate linked milk fund case. His lawyers also request moving the trial to San Antonio or separate trials on each count, arguing a fair trial cannot occur in Washington.
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District of Columbia
Texas
Richard Nixon
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Watergate
Ampi
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David L Parr
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