Nixon Aides Face Prosecution Over Watergate Immunity
Washington reports Haldeman and Ehrlichman, ex top White House aides, met prosecutors amid possible grand jury action on Watergate. A third aide reportedly seeks immunity, while former counsel Dean negotiates for immunity to testify on cover up efforts.
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City Split Called Too Small
City council members debate CPSB finances urging more services and higher revenues. Becker criticizes a minuscule city share from CPSB cross revenues under the 1960 indenture while Moran and Martin push traffic lights and annexation issues.
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Action Line reader service offers dial-in help and responses
An old reader service describes dialing 222-0301 for recorded guidance on questions. it notes hours Monday through Saturday, asks readers to avoid stamped envelopes, and shares a fragmented anecdote about a young man seeking help. The text mentions state law restricting sale of certain items on Sunday and allows Saturday sales, with page reference to continued content.
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Edgewood Rally Sees Partial Victory On Education Funding
About 3,000 Edgewood residents led a motorcade to Austin with 28 Texas cities to press for equal school funding. Gov Briscoe announced a 34 million plan aiding 25 percent of districts, including 1.8 million additional Edgewood funding. Demonstrators remained unsatisfied, calling for special session and broader guarantees.
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House Subcommittee Advances School Finance Bill
Education subcommittee sent its school financing bill to the full committee after a Wednesday night session. Reps Bar D Rockdale and Kewitt Hale D Corpus Christi sponsor the plan to implement over one year, cost 97 million in fiscal year 197. Governor Dolph Pisco supports a bill with no immediate tax needs in the next four years, though this version would cost 49 million in fiscal 197. Brisco Hill’s work remains unfinished.
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Connally Switch Accelerates 1976 Presidential Talk
Washington Texan John B Connally’s switch from Democrat to Republican stirs rapid jockeying for 1976 pres nomination. The move accelerates GOP speculation and clarifies a field that could pit Connally against Agnew and Coldwater, while reshaping White House roles amid Watergate fallout.
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City Council Hints On Homestead Tax Exemption
San Antonio officials signaled serious consideration of a 3000 dollar homestead exemption for homeowners aged 63 and over if it can be funded without raising taxes. The plan would affect about 2000 residences and could impact city budget projections when the new budget is presented in May.
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