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...other small furry creatures are reported to have grown especially thick coats in preparation for this winter. And Clark's Trained Bears in Lincoln, N.H. has said that the New England black bear showed signs of drowsiness at a very early date this fall. Nature skeptics need only consult this year's Farmer's Almanac to become convinced that a reversal of the recent warming trend is in store...
...sponsors in the Senate included New York's Jacob Javits, a highly vocal dove in Viet Nam's latter years, and Armed Services Committee Chairman John Stennis, an unabashed hawk. Both men agreed in this instance that Presidents Johnson and Nixon arrogantly evaded their responsibility to consult with Congress about Viet Nam. The measure's opponents included Vice President-designate Gerald Ford, who argued that it would damage the President's "credibility" in handling international crises like the current Middle East conflict. Also opposing: Liberal Democrat Thomas Eagleton, who offered the interesting thesis that...
...Justice Dept. spokesman said last night Nixon will consult in the selection of the new prosecutor, the Associated Press reported. Bork said before the news conference yesterday that he had recommended the naming of a prosecutor and had submitted five or six names for White House consideration...
Martin, who said that he "understood" some of the student complaints, promised that he would consult representatives of the Radcliffe Houses regarding an "appropriate" course of action and would respond "very very quickly on this matter...
...Recordings. Just how Sirica would go about censoring the tapes-if he gets them-was left unclear. Court officials said that he would consult with "technical experts" before deciding on a course of action. Sirica probably would first listen to them alone, since he could hardly invite anyone, even a secretary, to share his in camera inspection. Then he could request typed transcripts, perhaps prepared by White House staffers, and snip out the non-Watergate portions. That, however, would leave out the sound of the voices and the inflections that might also constitute valuable evidence that the jurors should hear...