General Services Administration
Events (18)
- September 10, 1971: Ehrlichman Suggests Breaking into National Archives 1971-09-10
- July 1, 1973: President Richard M. Nixon Eliminates Office of Emergency Preparedness, Reassigns Responsibilities 1973-07-01
- September 4, 1974: Nixon Lawyer Proposes Shared Ownership of Watergate Files, Tapes 1974-09-04
- September 5-6, 1974: Ford Lets Nixon Know Pardon Forthcoming; Tentative Agreement on Documents, Tapes Reached 1974-09-05
- June 26, 1975: Responsibilities for Emergency Management, Continuity of Government Transferred to Federal Preparedness Agency 1975-06-26
- June 4, 1998: Oklahoma City Bombing Conspirator Sentenced to Life in Prison 1998-06-04
- November 27, 2000 and After: Bush Campaign Begins Transition Activities 2000-11-27
- November 30, 2000: Cheney Orders Opening of Bush ‘Transition Office’ after GSA Refuses to Issue Funds 2000-11-30
- January 26, 2001: Clinton Officials Engaged in ‘Carefully Organized Campaign of Vandalism,’ News Sites Allege 2001-01-26
- May 18, 2001: Fox News Only Major Media Outlet to Publicly Retract ‘Vandal Scandal’ Claims 2001-05-18
- May 18, 2001: Clinton ‘Vandal Scandal’ Found to be False 2001-05-18
- May 22, 2001: White House Official Denies Pushing Clinton ‘Vandal Scandal’ Story 2001-05-22
- May 23, 2001: White House Press Secretary, Credulous Media Responsible for False ‘Vandal Scandal’ Stories, Say Clinton Official, Reporters 2001-05-23
- June 1, 2001: Democrats Demand Apology for ‘Vandal Scandal’ Falsehoods 2001-06-01
- June 2-3, 2001: White House Releases Catalogue of Damages Done by Alleged Clinton Vandalism 2001-06-02
- June 4, 2001: Clinton Staffers Dispute White House ‘List’ of ‘Vandal Scandal’ Damages 2001-06-04
- June 4, 2001: GAO to Reopen ‘Vandal Scandal’ Investigation 2001-06-04
- June 12, 2002: GAO Finds Minor Damage in White House during Clinton-Bush Transition 2002-06-12