No Legal Redress For Lies In Watergate Debate
Analysis argues potential legal remedies for lies tied to Watergate under perjury and civil rights statutes. It discusses possible federal and state theories, including right to know the truth, obstruction of government functions, and conspiracy to deprive citizens of honest information, with reference to past cases and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse
Washington
Grand Jury
Senate
United States
Justice Department
Cisseminiacor
Supreme Court
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Thought For Today From Nahum 1 15 Mountain Messenger
A brief devotional note cites Nahum 1 15 urging mountains to witness the feet of the bringer of good tidings proclaiming peace. It calls Judah to keep feasts and fulfill vows, promising the wicked shall no longer threaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Nahum
Spirit Of Watergate Shapes Constitutional Crisis View
The New York Times argues Watergate reveals more than espionage, exposing a government culture of fear and secrecy. It condemns presidential absolutism, secret tapes, and actions like Cambodia raids as threats to constitutional order, urging the public to reject an all-knowing White House mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Senate
Nixon
Messrs
Ehhrlichman
Haldeman
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
Mr. Nixon
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cambodia
It.t
New York Times
Bombing Ethics Run Amok Aboard A B 52
In a satirical cockpit scene Captain Buck Ace leads a mission with Lt Green and Mr Opsit as a legal brief delays action. They debate bombing Cambodia, constitutional limits, and injunctions while the crew faces inflated risks and courtroom timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Ace
Lieuenant Young Green
G. Opsit
Ace
Green
Navigator
Bombadier
Mr. Opsit
Opsit
Ibid
Ergo
United States Air Force
Holtzman Et al
U. S
Orrin G. Judd
1948 Raleigh Register notes 4-H All-Stars honor
Mary Katherine Tolbert, 18, Woodrow Wilson High graduate, earned acceptance into the National 4-H All-Stars, the peak honor for 4-H members. She is the daughter of N. M. Tolbert of Mt. Tabor, with May graduation noted. Beckley gains its first exclusive pawn shop on Prince Street and Piney Avenue, opening mid July, chartered by Miles A Casper of Portsmouth, Donald A Kirby of Hinton, and Paul L Lestie of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Register
Woodrow Wilson High School
Mary Katherine Tolbert
N. M. Tolbert
Mt. Tabor
Beckley
Prince Street
Piney Avenue
Miles A. Casper
Portsmouth, C
Donald A. Kirby
Hinton
Paul L. Lestie
Pittsburgh
Skylab's space crew hosts a pet menagerie aboard mission
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garrett and Jack Lousma carry a houseful of pets on their 59 day orbit. The menagerie includes two spiders Arabella and Anita an aquarium of brackish minnows and dozens of vinegar gnats and pocket mice. Each animal supports scientific tests on weightlessness and behavior as part of more than 60 investigations designed to push manned space endurance.
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Thomas G. Belden
UPI
Cape Kennedy
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garrett
Jack R. Lousma
Cheersation
Garrett
Mission
Arabella
Anita
Judith Miley
Texington
Mass
Space Mammal Tests Study Weightlessness Effects
Researchers study how tiny animals respond to zero gravity to see if space flight alters daily physiological rhythms in mammals. Vinegar gnats are observed to assess if weightlessness disturbs their biological cycles. The goal is to expand knowledge of living beings' responses during prolonged space exposure.
Say Bos Bail Out The State Auction Off Governor Moore
A columnist argues Governor Moore should be financially buoyed by selling off items or rights, including a symbolic auction of his statements, press quotes, or even Vonnegut prose, to cover a debt rumored around 170000 dollars. The piece mocks political fundraising and critiques state leadership while invoking Nixon era politics and public trust.
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Bos
Moore
John Hodel
Ard Moore
West Virginia Coal Association
Nixon
Buffao Creek
West Virginia
Vonnegut
Kilgore Trent
Nixon Era Oil Route Debate Shapes Alaska Pipeline
The Nixon administration nudged the Alaska route for oil from North Slope fields, aiding Atlantic Richfield and partners to build a Valdez port pipeline while sidelining the Canadian alternative. Environmental concerns, legal battles, and heavy lobbying influenced the Environmental Policy Act review and a critical Senate vote, shaping access to Alaskan oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Shannon
NY Times News
Washington
Atlantic Richfield Company
Alaska
North Slope
Nixon
Robert C. Anderson
Atlantic Richfield
Republican National
New Mexico
Anderson
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Rogers Morton
Valdez
Canada
Chicago
Middle West
Puget Sound
California
Interior Department
Pacific
Ottawa
Richard Nixon
White House
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate
Brooke
Massachusetts
Agnew
Max Beerbohm
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
House Interior Committee
Charles Colson
LTT
State Department
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Raleigh ‘Register
W. Va
Watergate
John W. Dean III
John Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Richard Moore
Herbert Kalmbach
John N. Mitchell
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Spirit of Watergate
Ehrlichman
Arthur Hoppe
Air Force
Justice Marshall
Lieutenant Green
Justice Douglas
U. S. Air Force
Copyright Chronicle Publishing Co
Mateigh
Nedister
Bob Wills
Graviy
Lousma
Ann's Gallery
Acne
Saleh
Sha
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr
Big Oil
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