Readers hash Watergate transcripts as survival read
Buyers across the country line up at the Government Printing Office bookshop to buy the edited Watergate transcripts. They weigh the March 21 conversation and debate whether Nixon should face impeachment or hand over tapes.
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Ann Blackman
Associated Press
Washington
Ray Sauers
Nixon
Sauers
Sayers
White House
John W. Dean III
Birmingham
Mich
Laurie
Government Printing Office
E. Howard
Hunt
Marjorie Hooper
Impeachment pressure grows as Nixon faces resign option
Rep John B Anderson a Republican leader urged Nixon to resign or face impeachment if he does not step down. He said House leaders may seek impeachment after a vote and criticized Nixon’s handling of Watergate transcripts as devastating to public confidence. Rhodes echoed concerns and urged soul searching at the White House.
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Washington
John B. Anderson
House
Nixon
Illinois
House Republican Conference
Senate
Anderson
John Rhodes
Arizona
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Rhodes
Wholesale prices rise slows though inflation persists
Government data show April wholesale prices up seven tenths of a percent seasonally adjusted, with farm and food prices down for the second straight month. Industrial prices jumped 2.3 percent, while farm products fell 9.9 percent. food costs may level off later, and Ford GM price moves draw council scrutiny.
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Washington
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Trade Journal
Mescalero Apache water rights case seen by New Mexico high court
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Judge Joe Angel has jurisdiction to hear Indian water rights disputes over pumping Rio Ruidoso water to a recreation reservoir on Mescalero land. A writ allows the US to respond by May 20 and the case is set for June 10 arguments.
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New Mexico Supreme Court
Joe Angel
Rio Ruidoso
Paul Bloom
Steve Reynolds
Roswell
John F. Russell
Pecos Valley Artesia Conservancy District
Supreme Court
Angel
United States
Cienegita Creek
Wendell Chino
Bloom
Russell
U.S. Justice Department
Donald Redd
Teenager Arrested in Slayings of Brothers in Texas
A 15 year old boy is in custody in the mutilation killings of two young brothers. Kenneth Elliott, 11, was found slain with castration and decapitation in a Harris County wooded area after his brother had been reported missing. The case involves a brutal crime investigation and police statements.
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Houston
Tex
Kenneth Elliott
Harris County
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New York City
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McDonald's
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Kelley
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
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Calif
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Ford
Council
John T. Dunlop
Roswell and Vicinity
Santa FE
N.M
Anapra
Las Cruces
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State Planning Office
ST. Paul, Minn
Wounded Knee
S.D
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Dkays
Regionai Criminal Justice Planning Commission
Chaves County
Herbert ‘Herb’’ Robbins
Governor's Council On Criminal Justice Planning
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
New Mexico
Kent Perry Commission
Robbins
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Court Administrators’ Office
Department of Corrections
Department of Health and Social Services
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dallas
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SEAA
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