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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1973

Page

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Byrd calls to reopen ITT probe over perjury claims

Senate Democratic Whip Byrd urged re-opening the ITT inquiry after alleging perjury in the panel’s original investigation. He argued government misrepresentation about ITT and Nixon’s involvement, while White House officials defended their handling of files and said Nixon ordered no direct intervention. ITT pledged 400000 dollars to aid San Diego for the Republican National Convention.

Gaylord Shaw Washington Sen Tobert Byrd Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon ITT Special Watergate Archibald Cox White House Cox Watergate Senate Watergate Committee Charles W. Carson Colson International Telephone & Telegraph Corp New York Times Richard G. Klein Dienst Gerald L. Warren Kleindienst Senate Judiciary Committee Times Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Philip A. Hart Michigan Kleinflenst Atty Elliot L. Nichardson San Diego

California May Reopen ITT Suit

Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr says he will ask a federal appeals court in San Francisco to allow reopening of the suit against International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. The action, filed March 20, 1972, questioned a $100,000 ITT Sheraton subsidiary contribution to the San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau on August 5, 1971.

Sacramento Calif Edmund G. Brown Jr International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Brown San Francisco ITT Sheraton Hotels San Diego

Nixon Expected To Name Saxbe Attorney General

Washington AP reports President Nixon plans to nominate Sen. William B. Saxbe to be attorney general. Saxbe, 57, a first-term Republican from Ohio, has not yet been offered the job. He would be the second recent congressional pick for a key post, following Ford's nomination as vice president. Saxbe has criticized Nixon at times but has a generally pro administration voting record.

Washington Nixon William B. Saxhe Obie Saxhe FBI Congress House Gerald R. Ford Spiro T. Agnew Saxbe Ford Senate Baker Watergate Committee Robert Taft Jr Robio Senatie Judiciary Committee Taft Ohioan Sen Liam B. Saxbe Ohio Agney General Bill Cohen Maine John Dellenback Ore Birch Hagh D-Ind U.S. District Court John J. Sirica James Buckley

Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Numbers Report

A Pennsylvania lottery update lists the weekly winning number as O 7 1670d 7 and the finalist sequence 5 1 3 7 9 O 7 17 47 51 37 percent.

Baker Proposes Dual Prosecutors For Watergate Probe

Sen Howard Baker proposes two co equal special prosecutors from party lists appointed by the president with Senate approval. Others push options including AG appointed or fired prosecutor reporting to Congress. Sen Taft seeks firing accountability.

Janet Stashar Associated Press Washington Congress Syas Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Nisan Senate Baker House

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