Nixon Campaigns On Budget Issue Amid Recession Fears
Washington AFP reports President Nixon faces a volatile budget climate as inflation energy shortages and recession threaten his drive. He promotes austerity and flexibility, warns of possible impeachment consequences, and links fiscal policy to public opinion and the Watergate inquiry. The White House signals no hard spending ceiling despite rising outlays.
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Impeachment Panel Expands Push for Nixon Evidence
The House Judiciary Committee readies broad subpoenas and seeks files from the White House and Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski as it accelerates Nixon impeachment inquiries. Chairman Rodino meets with staff to determine access while Nixon pledges cooperation and voluntary compliance.
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Lucky 7 Harrisburg Pennsylvania Lottery Results
AP reports the weekly PA Lucky 7 draws with the bonus number 9 B 2 3 1 7 and three digit numbers 734 24 3 and 39 4. The Baker's Dozen results list a three digit 6 21 five digit 2 1 3 2 3 six digit 8 7 0 0 3.
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Kissinger Visits Panama for Signing of Negotiating Principles
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger travels to Panama to sign a declaration of negotiating principles for a new Panama Canal treaty with General Torrijos and Foreign Minister Tack. The ceremony aims to start a broader improved inter American phase, though no treaty is agreed yet. The outline signals progress after ten years of tense U.S. Panama relations.
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Paruality and Law Fit for People Quote
A fragmented quotation discusses James 2 9 10 and the idea that breaking any part of the law makes one guilty of all. It then contrasts law with clothing, asserting laws should fit the people they serve, attributed to Clarence Darrow.
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U S Boosts Trade With Communists
Nixon told Congress the United States expanded trade with Communist nations from 30.6 billion in 1971 to 3.1 billion in 1973 while its surplus rose from 0.2 to 1.9 billion. The report warned of uncertainties in East West trade and cited planned economies and currency restrictions as barriers, noting Hungary’s reform as the broadest effort among Eastern European states.
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No Breakthroughs In Hearst Kidnaping Case
Berkeley police and FBI say clues exist but no breakthroughs in the Patricia Hearst kidnaping. Investigators circulate photos of suspects and seek witnesses while Hearst’s parents appeal for her safe return.
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Grenada Gains Independence From Britain Amid Boycott
Grenada proclaimed independence from Britain in a five day celebration marked by sparse attendance from Caribbean leaders including Trinidad and Barbados. Prince Richard of Gloucester canceled as security fears loomed. Pulling the flag up at midnight, Grenada raised its red, green and gold banner before 110,000 citizens amid anticipated protests.
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Terrorists Free Four Hostages At Japanese Embassy In Kuwait
Guerrilla gunmen released four hostages at the Japanese Embassy in Kuwait. Kuwaiti officials urged calm as a possible end to the siege loomed while government refused to allow four pro Arab terrorists from Singapore to land.
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