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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1975

Page

8

Nixon Campaign Has 1.5 Million Still Tied Up in Lawsuits

The Nixon 1972 re election committee reports more than 1.5 million in its treasury, largely earmarked to cover Watergate related legal fees and reimbursements. A trust fund paid 41,000 of several claims, with large bills from John Mitchells lawyers and Maurice Stans seeking about 150,000 plus 18,600 for 620 hours of testimony.

Washington UPI Richard Nixon Federal Election Commission FEC John Mitchell Robert L. Vesco Kenneth Wells Parkinson Nixon Commerce Maurice F. Stans Vesco Stans CRP Watergate

Wallace Sees Detente Advantages for Russia

Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, on a 13 day European tour, questioned detente with Moscow saying the U S should not give the Soviet Union a unilateral advantage. He doubted SALT, and urged NATO unity while noting he failed to meet Schmidt, Scheel, or Pope Paul VI during the Bonn stop.

Richard C. Longworth Bonn West Germany UPI Alabama George C. Wallace Russia Moscow United States Wallace West Berlin Berlin Wall East Berlin Congress U.S Germany NATO Europe Western Europe Free World Helmut Schmidt Walter Scheel Paul VI

Travellers Learn to Pack Lighter with Kids Comforts

Advice for families on packing for children emphasizes including a favorite toy or garment to provide comfort in new surroundings. Veteran travelers note experience reduces baggage with each trip.

HEW Secretary Refuses to Turn Over Internal Health Papers

HEW Secretary David Mathews declined to supply a congressional subcommittee with internal position papers and advice from health officials. He argued disclosure would impair deliberations and deter candid staff input. He offered to provide other health planning documents at cost, but not working papers or option papers.

Washington UPI David Mathews Congressional John Moss D.cailif House Mathews Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Moss Medi

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