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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1972

Page

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Nixon Nominee Involved In Bitter Legal Battle

William P. Clements Jr., named by President Nixon as deputy secretary of defense, is a central figure in a high profile civil suit. The case, filed in U.S. District Court in Dallas, centers on alleged fraud and tax disputes tied to a $120 million global oil contracting operation tied to Sedco Inc. and Southeastern. Clements says the suit will not affect his nomination, while papers list him as a defendant.

H. L Schwartz Clements Associated Press Dallas William P Clements Jr Nixon’sressman Pentagon Fine Associates Southeastern Willing” Co Tence Dallas News White House U.S. District Court

Post reporters barred from White House social events

Washington Post reports it was barred from covering three White House social events over the past weekend by President and Mrs Nixon. Indications suggest the ban will extend to inaugural events, amid long standing White House criticism of the paper and Watergate-linked figures. Dorothy McCardie, longtime Post reporter, arrived Friday and was told she and five other reporters would not be admitted to the reception for New Majority supporters.

Washington Kite House Washgton Post Presiger Democratic National Nixon Dorothy McCardie White House Nixons

TV Stations Face New Controls By Nixon Aide

White House drafted legislation to require local TV stations to show balanced coverage at license renewal. Clay Whitehead said the measure would demand opportunities for presenting conflicting views and hold station owners and network executives accountable for bias or sensationalism. He urged responsibility for programming whether produced locally or by networks.

Gaylor Shaw Washington White House Clay T. Whitehead Office of Telecommunications Policy New Indiana Whitehead Federal Communications Commission Edi Nietwork jHice

Pentagon to Hold New Hearings on Weapons Spending

Washington AP reports open hearings on Pentagon weapons buying led by Sen. William Proxmire. Litton Industries faces scrutiny over shipbuilding claims, CEO Roy Ash now OMB director. Litton’s $500 million plus claims with Navy under negotiation. Testimony to cover F14 status and Lockheed CSA transport issues.

Washington Pentagon William Proximite Litton Industries Litton Roy Ash Nixon Office of Management and Budget Fred W. O'Greene Proxmire Hagerstown Pad

Electoral College Re-Elections Of Nixon Agnew

The Electoral College meets today to formally cast ballots for Nixon and Agnew. About 598 electors will vote in state capitals and Washington, with the tally opened January 6 before Congress. Nixon expected to win 521 votes, McGovern 17, while DC and Massachusetts electors align with the nominees.

Electoral College Nixon-Agnew Wasilington Nixon District of Columbia Spiro T. Agnew Senate Congress George McGovern McGovern Republic Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Agron Burr

Stocks Sink With Peace Hopes Amid Market Slide

New York stocks fell as peace negotiations stalled, Dow Jones 30 down 17.01 to 1010.23 at 10:30 a.m. with 803 decliners to 116 advancers on 1120 issues. Wachtel warned declines could extend through the week before a potential rebound next week as economic health underpins the market. U.S. Steel dropped to 32% and Bethlehem Steel to 29.14% as Big Board activity reflected renewed pessimism.

Dow Jones Brndines Wachtel Crowell-Collier Larry Wachtel U.S. Steel Bethlehem Steel Bache & Co

More Than Help Shrink Hemorrhoidal Swelling

doctors reveal Preparation H reduces swelling in infected inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue and provides hours of relief from pain and itching. Extensive tests in New York Washington and at a major medical center confirm its effectiveness. Millions use this over the counter treatment yearly with no equal in ointment or suppositories.

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