Word: subpoenaing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...related events were still unfolding beyond his control. A leading conservative Senator publicly urged him to resign. The Watergate special prosecutor issued a subpoena for more White House evidence-destroying Nixon's repeated claim that he had been fully cooperating with the multiple investigations...
...President's public position was also undercut by the revelation that Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski had issued a new subpoena for Watergate evidence. At the time that Nixon was telling his Houston audience that he had "cooperated completely with the grand jury" in its Watergate investigations, he knew-but did not mention-that Jaworski had been denied many tapes and documents and had therefore issued a subpoena to get them. Its existence was not revealed by Jaworski, but by Nixon's counsel, James St. Clair, in a television interview. Jaworski had been willing to keep the matter secret...
...special prosecutor's subpoena gives the White House until Monday to comply...
Jaworski would not reveal what was requested, but indicated that the subpoena covered material relating to other investigations by the three grand juries--political contributions, the ITT matter, the milk fund case or the 18 1/2-minute gap in one of the White House Watergate tapes...
White House Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said yesterday the subpoena was under consideration and told reporters, "I don't have any guidance to give you" on the likely White House response...