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...California Lieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke, who is charged with three counts of perjury stemming from his 1972 Senate testimony on when he told John Mitchell about ITT's pledge of financial aid to the Republican National Convention, must file any pretrial motions by this date. If they are rejected, the trial will start immediately...
...total endowment income of $63 million in 1972, the University directly reinvested $5.3 billion in income, while another $10.7 billion in income, including capital gains, was indirectly reinvested. This policy assures that Harvard's profits and financial clout within such companies as Gulf, Standard Oil of New Jersey, ITT, and Raytheon can rise. But the pursuit of profits and portfolios by Harvard-affiliated bankers has meant that the workers face unnecessarily low wages, while undergraduate and graduate students face cutbacks in financial aid which threaten to make Harvard a school for the rich only...
...Split on a resolution prohibiting ITT from making any future political contributions, and supported a near-identical resolution aimed at Phillips...
...avoid indictment on a felony charge of perjury. At his confirmation hearings in the spring of 1972, Kleindienst had testified that no one at the White House had brought pressure on him in any way to influence the Justice Department's settlement of its antitrust suit against ITT. He later revealed that Nixon himself had phoned him and asked him not to carry the case against ITT to the Supreme Court. Apparently, Jaworski's staff prosecutors are willing to let Kleindienst plead guilty to a misdemeanor rather than a felony, giving him a better chance to avoid disbarment...
...former AMPI Secretary Dwight I. Morris claimed to have evidence that Mehren offered Nixon Attorney Herbert W. Kalmbach another $300,000 in campaign funds if the suit were dropped. According to Morris, Kalmbach refused the offer because of the controversy raging over the Administration's antitrust settlement with ITT...