EPA may ease coal power plant air standards
An administration source says the EPA could relax air quality rules to keep coal plants running while preserving primary health standards. Officials warn switching to low-sulfur fuel strains oil and gas supplies amid tight markets.
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Nixon defends conduct amid Watergate probes and clemency talks
President Nixon asserts he will do his job and denies impropriety in hiring discussions with Ehrlichman about an FBI director candidacy. He cites delegation of investigative duties to Ehrlichman and Dean, mentions the 1971 Ellsberg break in as deplorable, and notes decisions on informing the Pentagon Papers trial.
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Suspect in Nixon threat surrenders in New Mexico
Edwin M. Gaudet former New Orleans police officer accused of threatening President Nixon's life surrendered peacefully after a three day manhunt in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. He remains jailed in Bernalillo County on 100000 bond. Gaudet made inflammatory statements claiming government crime and backing Angela Davis. Secret Service said no link to a conspiracy in New Orleans.
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