Dwyer Named to Education Committee and PHEAA Post
Senator Dwyer representing Corry area is named to the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency. The appointment comes from Senate Republican Leader Richard C. Frame. Dwyer, a former teacher elected in 1970, has served on the Senate Education Committee and the Citizens Commission on Basic Education. He expresses commitment to expanding educational opportunities for youths in the state.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Corry
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Senate
Richard C. Frame
Venango
PHEAA
General Assembly
Dwyer
Citizens Commission On Basic Education
Commonwealth
Panel Probes Nixon Impoundment Of Funds And Constitution
Washington AP panel hears questions on whether Nixon defies the Constitution or merely spends less than Congress appropriates. Comptroller General Staats cautions on legal issues while urging clearer spending limits in law. Sen. Ervin's bill would curb impounding beyond 60 days without Congress approval. Church warns impoundment threatens Congress independence and constitutional government.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
General Accounting Office
Elmer B. Staats
Nixon
Staats
Sam J. Ergin,Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Judiciary
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cooper Industries Posts Growth in 1972 Results
Cooper Industries reports 1972 net income of 11.575 million dollars, 252 cents per share, on sales of 25.02 million. Fourth quarter income is 2.926 million dollars, 60 cents per share, on 63.933 million in sales. Chairman E. L. Miller notes growth driven by hand tools and machinery, with Nicholson File figures included. Local division is Cooper Pentax of Corry.
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Cooper Industries
Houston
Tex
Cooper Pentax of Corry
Cooper
E. L. Miller
Nicholson
Energy Crisis Hits U S Across Regions
Energy shortages trigger high diesel prices and school closures. Mild Northeast winter eases pressure, but a cold snap could worsen supply. Authorities plan hearings on heating oil price rises. Iowa rationing fuel oil. New York City allows limited low sulfur fuel use. San Antonio shifts to fuel oil for power. Denver schools cut schedules, Maryland district lowers thermostats. Boston warns of fuel shortages for plants and homes. Dockside, Midwest truckers scrounge for diesel as supplies tighten.
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Cost of Living Council
Forrest N. Snumway
Signal Companies
Associated Press
Midwest
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Iowa
New York City
San Antonio
Tex
Denver
Colo
Maryland
Boston
Nebraska
Michigan
Minneapolis
Chicago
Bomb Raids Undercut Johnsons Peace Talk Efforts
Los Angeles AP report reviews Kissinger and Polish intermediary Lewandowski effort to halt bombing in return for talks with Hanoi. Escalating U.S. strikes amid tentative diplomacy led Hanoi to veto visas and suspend negotiations. Earlier Marigold effort faced similar setbacks. Limited disclosure of negotiations hindered withdrawal from plans. Also notes yacht buyers as those who can and cannot afford them.
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Johnson
Hanoi
Marcovich
Aubrac
Janusz Lewandowski
International Control Commission
Vietnam
U.S
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Spalding
England
Lincolnshire
Tarry Kemp
Pleasant
Ville
N.J
LBJ
Los Angeles
Gap
Kissinger
New York
David R. Parker Jr
Hatteras Yachts
CIA
New ‘York
Pennsylvania
YMCA
North Center St
First Baptist Church
Chrysler
DODGE
ColuMbus Ave
Corry, Pa
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