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Dean claimed that he tried to warn Nixon about the serious legal implications the next day, but was rebuffed by the President. On March 13, Dean testified, he first told Nixon about payments being made to keep the seven defendants quiet. The President, said Dean, admitted having talked to other aides about Executive clemency for E. Howard Hunt for the same purpose. It was on March 21, Dean testified, that he first detailed the precise cover-up roles of specific Nixon associates...
...permitted to escape that momentous roll call in late spring or early summer. It is accepted as a virtual certainty that the Judiciary Committee will vote an impeachment. Indeed, House Minority Leader John Rhodes felt that he had no choice last week but to go to Nixon and flatly warn him of the worst. Says Rhodes: "I told him why it [the articles of impeachment] would be voted out. All you have to do is look at the numbers of Democrats on that committee who put in resolutions of impeachment or said they favor impeachment." Nixon, who can count votes...
...Christ in me. (I would have been flattered, but he said that to all the Jewish girls). Charlie didn's stop at anything to bring Christ into Mountain Brook. He used to speak once a week at Morning Watch (a daily prayer gathering of students and teachers) and warn that all non-believers would burn in Hell unless they saw THE WAY. But the crowd was usually mixed, half Jewish and atheist hecklers and the other half holy-rolling believers...
...report seriously underestimated the hazard. A 1966 dust survey found asbestos levels above recommended thresholds in many areas of the plant, and a 1967 survey by the U.S. Public Health Service's Division of Occupational Health confirmed that the levels were high, but did not warn of the health hazard. After a Labor Department study two years later reported the same conditions, respirators were issued to workers in the plant's dustiest areas. But, according to workers, at no time did P.C.C. officials tell them that they were exposed to a health hazard. "I even had one tell...
Even the film's defenders warn children and impressionable adolescents to stay away. "Students say they wish they had never seen the film," says Jesuit Richard Robin of Loyola-Marymount in Los Angeles. Worse, he says, "I saw ten-year-olds in the theater with their parents. That is nothing short of a crime...