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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
16
The Ohio General Assembly approved a comprehensive budget with education and welfare funding, tax relief, and targeted cuts. Gov. Gilligan expressed disappointment over EPA reductions and noted potential layoffs, while lawmakers touted restraint on spending and relief for workers.
The Senate approved the $9.9 billion budget 30 to 2 with Republicans for all but two and Democrats fully in support. Reichel and Van Meter voted against. The House passed 66 to 30 with Republicans for ten named members and Democrats for many listed. several Republicans and one Democrat opposed, with a few absent.
U S District Court Judge Ben presided as government agrees to a $200 750 payment in a death case in Cleveland Ohio. The decision involves the federal government settling wrongful death claims amid ongoing litigation.
Public notices from Ohio agencies include variance and operating permit requests for Glouster and nearby schools plus local complaints in Nelsonville. In a separate civil case, Judge C Green awarded Ramona Freeman 200750 against the federal government for her husband Geralds death in the 1967 Lake Erie skydiving disaster, citing FAA air traffic controller error.
The record recounts White House aides discussing how to link or shield individuals in the Watergate scandal as Dean testifies about efforts to pin blame on Mitchell. It notes McCord letter to Judge Sirica, W H press secretary Warren and counsel Buzhardt statements, and Ervin questioning Nixon’s testimony.
Senator Weicker accused White House aides of attempts to smear him as disloyal and possibly switch parties amid the Watergate era. He demanded specific charges or disavowal and cited possible obstruction of a congressional investigation while reaffirming his Republican allegiance amid a tense caucus room response.
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