New Town Legal Measures Face Senate Hearing Delays
Debate over two San Antonio bills to expand Urban Renewal powers stalls as quorum issues bite the Intergovernmental Relations Committee. Advocates urge quick public hearings while senators travel and committee meetings run long, risking passage before midnight. The bills would allow land assembly under New Town and the single private developer model, with first option re purchase taken from original owners.
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Senator Tower disputes Nixon resignation amid Watergate talk
US Senator John Tower dismissed a Nixon resignation as baloney and urged the president to press on with his goals. He spoke during a San Antonio event at HemisFair Plaza, noting Watergate hearings could complicate litigation and describing a partial paralysis in executive action. Tower, commenting on energy policy and gas supply, also criticized Congress for Vietnam-era curbs while urging a freer presidential mandate. He left San Antonio after the ceremony.
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Icelandic minister says defense pact revision sped up
Reyriavie UPIs report states Icelandic Defense Minister vant Agusisson indicated the government will press to hasten revising the defense agreement with Britain due to British naval vessels entering Ireland’s disputed waters. He spoke on radio and said the revision would be accelerated this summer.
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Nixon Home Tracts Sold Amid Mortgage Recast
The Nixons sold 23 acres to an Abplanalp linked investment firm on December 15 1970 for 1 249 000 canceling a 625 000 loan and assuming remaining mortgages. They kept 1.9 acres and reported net investment of 374 414 with details on Key Biscayne holdings and leased properties for security staff.
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Nixon's Take Florida Best Nixon's Take Florida Best
President Nixon and his entire family arrived in Florida on Friday for a long Memorial Day holiday weekend. The KH key Biscayne stop underscored the presidential schedule as UPI wire reported the trip ahead of the weekend.
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Bugging continued from Page 1 in Watergate saga
Nixon reelection committees figure in the ongoing Watergate coverage. Herbert Kalmbach, once a personal attorney to the President, met with the government's chief Watergate prosecutors. Senate sources say he supplied "bush" money disbursed by Anthony Ulasewicz to the Watergate defendants. Elliott Richardson sworn in as Attorney General and may pursue some of the President's former aides.
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Pavilion to federal building project praised by officials
Speakers credited GSA and leaders including Gonzalez and Wag Gonzalez as driving forces behind moving Complex the federal pavilion into a federal building. Tower urged cooperative government service to the people while Kaupinen noted the unprecedented plan and its need for expansion. Attendees included Judge Japk Wood and US Attorney Williams with Fort Worth officials and Mayor Becker sending regrets.
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Fort Worth
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Tuel
Anti Crime Accord Signed Between Swiss and American Officials
A Swiss and American delegation signed a treaty to cooperate in suppressing crime and prevent illicit financial activity while honoring banking secrecy. The Swiss foreign affairs ministry announced the accord awaiting approval from the Swiss Federal Council and the U.S. Senate before taking effect.
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