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Mitchell's most stringent denial came on Sears' charge that the former Attorney General had agreed to help quash SEC subpoenas issued to Vesco and four key Vesco aides. Sears testified he told Mitchell that Vesco was threatening to expose the gift, and that Mitchell said he would go to White House Counsel John Dean to try to get the subpoenas delayed until after the election. Dean testified that he did indeed respond to Mitchell's request by asking Casey to hold up the subpoenas, but that Casey refused. For his part, Mitchell maintained...
...think that the IRS is going to treat a President the same as an ordinary taxpayer," said one tax expert in Boston. "I think on the first time through, the IRS was far too lenient on his returns. On the second run-through, they were probably even more stringent than they would be with a typical high-income taxpayer...
Over 2000 supporters of the United Farm Workers (UFW) rallied at Government Center Saturday and heard Richard Chavez, a UFW vice president, call for a more stringent boycott of Gallo wines and and supermarkets that retail non-UFW lettuce and grapes...
...Less Stringent...
Although students are still required to pass the swimming test before graduation, Watson said that enforcement has become less stringent since the late '60s. Watson said the Athletic Department routinely makes exceptions to the requirement for physical reasons, emotional reasons, and for students who make a sincere effort to learn how to swim...