Nixon Plans White House Address After Watergate Probe
The White House says President Nixon will address the Watergate issue in an appropriate forum after the Senate committee completes its current phase. The panel, led by Senator Ervin, will hear witnesses daily through August and may finish the break in and cover up phase soon.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
San Clemente Complex
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Office
Ounsel Samuel Cash
Congress
San Clemente
Ziegler
Ervin
Howard H. Baker Jr
GOP
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Conference on European Security and Cooperation Opens in Helsinki
In Helsinki Finland the 35 nation Conference on European Security and Cooperation opened at Finlandia Hall with optimism from all sides. An official stated that cooperation is not directed against any state and should contribute to world peace and security.
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Helsinki
Finland
Finlandia Hall
DER Tightens Rules on Earthmoving Projects Across Five Acres
City leaders report new DER guidance requires any earthmoving of five acres or more to notify the agency and obtain a state permit to prevent soil erosion and sedimentation in streams. The Corry Wayne Planning Commission will apply the law in updating the master plan for Corry and Wayne Township. The article also notes international talks in Vienna with foreign ministers including Karjalainen and Rogers as Western and Soviet leaders discussed East–West détente and peace prospects.
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Edward Zarger
State Department of Environmental Resources
Alitiamaciaemaenaan
David Johnson
DEA
Corry
Wayne Township
Corry-Wayne
Abt
Karjalainen
United States
Canada
Albania
U.S
William P. Rogers
Alec Douglas Home
Britain
Waller Scheel
West Germany
Italy
Giuseppe Medici
Mitchell Sharp
London
Sir Alec
Rogers
Pennsylvania budget stalemate aired on TV with no progress
Governor Shapp and House Republican leader Butera aired rival plans in statewide broadcasts as negotiations over the 1973 74 budget stalled. Democrats offered 210 million in tax cuts, Republicans countered with 268 million. 37 000 families lost welfare checks as the budget year ended without a new plan.
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Harrishuag
Shapp
House
Robert Butera
Butera
House Senate
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Carbon
Columbia
Lawrence
Montgomery
Northampton
Potter
Snyder
Philadelphia
Alleghney
Cambria
Fayette
Alttt
Shap
Welfare Recipients Feel Budget Impact
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania enters a fiscal crisis with the new budget year as welfare recipients miss biweekly checks. About 170000 lack welfare payments while vendors extend credit, and many families face hunger and rent risk. Community leaders urge aid and extended credit as lawmakers debate tax relief.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Dorothy Zukerkandel
Welfare
Cross to Pave Seven City Streets in Union City
The City Council awarded Cross and Co. of Union City the contract to pave seven street sections for 25015 dollars. Bids were close, with Charles H Fry Construction Co of Erie at 25551 and Interstate Amnesite Corp of Franklin at 25275. Paving covers Shady Avenue East Main to tracks and several other segments including Concord Grove West Smith York Warren and Wayne streets.
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Cross and Co
Union City
Cross
David Johnson
Charles H. Fry Construction Co
Erie
Interstate Amnesite Corporation of
Franklin
Shady Avenue
East Main
Concord Street
Church
South Center
Grove Street
Concord
West Smith Street
North Center
York Street
West Smith
Duane
Warren Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wayne Street
Red Ball Stickers Could Save Lives
Corry Area Jaycees with area fire companies distribute red ball window stickers to mark rooms where vulnerable residents sleep. In a fire the sticker helps firefighters identify rooms to check first, potentially saving lives. Citizens are urged to obtain free emblems from local Jaycees or area fire companies in Corry Columbus Spring Creek Spartansburg and Elgin Beaverdam.
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Corry
Jaycees
Tooms
Columbus
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Elgin- Beaverdam
Subdivision Seeks City Sewer Hookup
City Council debates allowing outside sewer hookup for a 32 home West Washington street extension. Gary Munsee, owner of nearby trailer court, plans the project but key proposer absent, so vote postponed. Subdivision would tie into existing city line via a short new stretch near the former landfill.
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Washington Street
Gary Munsee
Corry
Munsee
Court shields welfare names from public records in ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed a lower court order that would have opened welfare recipient names and amounts to public view. It held that privacy rights protect needy citizens. The bench also struck down a Pittsburgh parking lot tax measure.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
High Court
Pittsburgh
Waterford Girl Struck By Auto
An 18 year old Waterford girl Mary Sherlock of R D 5 Waterford remains in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital with a broken leg and cuts after being struck by an auto driven by Richard L. Stoyer 27 of Meadville along Route 8 about five miles south of Union City. Trooper Norbert Irish said the car went off the road and struck the girl on the berm while she walked. The620 investigation is continuing. The rest of the report covers a Supreme Court decision on welfare records and a Fourth of July scene in St Louis showing Arthur Lotz and his grandson Sean Sweeney with fireworks.
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Waterford
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Mary Sherlock
R.D.5
Norbert Irish
Corry
Richard L. Stoyer
Meadville
Stoyer
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Tioga
Warren
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Miss Jeeter
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