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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
4
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. chaired the inquiry into a Pace re election official accused of lying in a scandal probe. The committee asked if he had spoken with Mitchell and Ervin confirmed that he had, stating the discussion occurred.
Senators aired the Campbell appointment dispute tied to the Mercer County school merger. Nelson said the change of heart was known but Campbell may still back out amid board pressure. Porter testified about Watergate figures and perjury, with Sloan describing bribe-plot pressures and Haldeman’s reaction.
The bulletin lists forecast highs and lows by zones 1 through 9 across West Virginia Virginia and nearby areas. It notes mostly sunny conditions with increasing cloudiness at night, with temperatures ranging from the 60s to upper 80s in various locales. The report also includes records from Thursday including a prior high of 97 in 1933 and a rainfall tally of 0.0 for 24 hours as of 7 p.m.
Senate votes keep pay hike in place while Judiciary Committee advances a lottery amendment. Davis opposes horse trading bills as Palumbo pursues judicial reform. Conference talks loom on consumer protection, school bonds, and tax exemptions as House and Senate clash over revenue estimates.
Nixon Cox urged Judge Sirica to order the committee to hear witnesses facing possible charges in closed session or with no live radio and TV coverage. The committee agreed that immunity should shield witnesses from prosecution based on their testimony, while allowing prosecutions from other information. The committee rebutted Cox's plea as conflicting with statute, history, and case law and warned against special prosecutor's dire predictions about obstructed convictions.
Mission Control noted solar panels converting sunlight to electricity as plans were made to expose panels to full sun to warm motors. Conrad and Kerwin freed the wing by cutting an aluminum strap. Weitz remained aboard Skylab and provided live earth views during the nearly three hour excursion.
Public meeting at Sharon-Dawes School discusses a 10.5 million environmental overhaul of the Cabin Creek basin. Army Corps of Engineers and DNR officials describe a national pilot reclamation program with future funding questions.
Reports from Lourenco Marques Mozambique describe a spike in sightings of unidentified flying objects, with many accounts originating from the night club district. Eyewitnesses describe bright lights and rapid movements over the Indian Ocean port city as authorities investigate.
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