Energy Woes Top Problem For Congress
Washington AP report notes the new congressional session opens amid a sharp energy crisis and an impeachment inquiry. Key figures include Sen. Henry M. Jackson and House Judiciary activity, while lawmakers await evidence from hearings and potential votes on Nixon’s impeachment amid tax and foreign trade issues. Alfred Ross, 66, ends his donor career but becomes a hospital volunteer, recognized for 135 pints donated and a Nixon commendation.
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Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Investigations
Washington Democrat
William E. Simon
House Judiciary Committee
Associated Press
Jack F. Kemp
R-N.y
Bob Bergland
D-Minn
S.” House Judiciary
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
New York
Alfred Ross
America
Memorial Hospital
Ewing Pavilion
Ross
Mary
Schweiker Seeks Presque Isle Beach Aid in Senate
U S Senator Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania says he will push for federal funding for Presque Isle State Park erosion fixes on Lake Erie. He notes winter storms have accelerated erosion risking the peninsula, and that he previously attached Presque Isle amendments to 1972 and 1973 bills. James Buckley led a move to cut 3.5 million from the Water Resources bill. President Nixon vetoed one bill. the other stalled.
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U.S
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Presque Isle State Park
Lake Erie Sea
James L. Buckley
Rcon
N.Y
Presque Isle
Schweiker
Senate
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Congress
East Coast braced for winter storm from Great Lakes
Travel advisories issued as system moves from Great Lakes toward New York Vermont and New Hampshire with ice and freezing rain warnings from upper Michigan to southern New England. Flooding hit Mississippi and Tennessee with ten Mississippi families evacuated. Two tornadoes reported one in Arlington Georgia destroying a mobile home and two warehouses. One tornado in Goshen Alabama killed thousands of chickens. no injuries reported. Light rain in upper Mississippi Valley. snow in central Rockies. Pacific Northwest flood fatalities reach 17 after helicopter crash in south central Washington. Early dawn temps ranged from 80 in Boston to 70 in Miami.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New England
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South Dakota
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Vermont
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arlington
Goshen
Ala
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Arizona
Utah
Colorado Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Boston
Miami
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Pa. Cigarette Tax Agents Face New Fee Plan
Harrisburg AP report outlines Rep. Schulze's third bid to reform cigarette stamping fees in Pennsylvania. Current 3 percent on 18 cent tax yields about $7 million yearly, with large wholesalers netting over $100,000 from stamping. New proposal would cap fees after 3,000 cases and lower rates for higher volumes, saving about $3 million overall.
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Harrisburg
Richard T. Schulze
Chester
Vincent X. Yakowicz
Schulze
Revenue Department
Corry Arts Council Seeks Patron Members
Corry Fine Arts Council still accepts patron memberships. Patron members receive two tickets to each attraction the council brings to Corry. Membership costs $20 per attraction through the patron option. Return the form with a $20 check to Corry Area Fine Arts Council at the Corry Chamber of Commerce.
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