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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

6

Liquor Store Clerks Strike Widens to 179 Stores Closed

Harrisburg AP report shows a widening strike by state liquor store clerks with 179 stores in five areas shut, affecting 308 of 750 stores. Negotiations resume Wednesday as union seeks job security protections, raises, and a clause barring managers from selling or stocking. Gov. Shapp may intervene. legality questioned over LCB pledge.

Harrisburg International Association of Retail Clerks Philadelphia Lancaster Reading Allentown Easton Shapp State Liquor Control Board Shap Christ Zervanos LCB

Gas Leaks Forge Long Stay in Williamsburg Michigan

In Williamsburg Michigan natural gas began seeping April 18, prompting evacuation of 85 homes. Three months later fumes persist with only six homes ready for permanent return. Nine dwellings stay vacant due to dangerous gas concentrations. five more lack gas but have water or sewer issues. Fifty-five are cleared with conditions like degassing water. All buildings have vent pipes. road Michigan 72 remains closed. Sheriff Weiler cautions return may be delayed by weather and frost risks.

Williamsburg Mich Michigan Grand Traverse County Richard Weiler Weiler State Department of Natural Resources Michigan 72

White House Denies Tricia Is Pregnant

The White House said no report of Tricia Nixon Cox’s pregnancy has any basis. Press secretary Helen Smith called the Evening Star-News story incorrect and attributed to an “authoritative source.” Tricia, 27, married Edward Cox in 1971.

Washington White House Tricia Nixon Cox

Nixon linked by a Gallup poll to Watergate

Gallup polled 1,451 Americans June 22 to 25 finding 71 percent believe Nixon was involved in Watergate or the cover-up while 18 percent say he should leave office. Ninety eight percent are aware of Watergate, up from 52 percent last September. Opinion shows little change since June 14.

Princeton Gallup Nixon Sirvey John W. Dean II Dean Senate Watergate Committee

Brezhnev Set for Yearend Visit to Cuba

Tass announced Brezhnev will travel to Cuba in December 1973 or January 1974 on a friendly, nonofficial visit. Fidel Castro invited him during a Moscow visit a year earlier, with Podgorny and Kosygin also invited.

Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev Cuba Tass Brezhnev Fidel Castro Nikolai V. Podgorny Alexei N. Kosygin

Justice Douglas to visit China on invitation from Peking

Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas 74 and his wife Cathy will fly to Hong Kong on August 9 and travel to China at an invitation from the Peking government. He recalled Truman’s 1950 rebuke over China and said he has sought permission to visit since the 1950s.

Goose Prairie Wash Harry S. Truman Supreme Court William O. Douglas People’s Republic of China Douglas Cathy Hong Kong China Peking Yakima John Foster Dulles Dulles Bob Lucas Yakima Herald- Republic Truman India North Korea South Korea Mao ‘Tse-tung Douglas MacArthur United Nations 38Th Jawaharlal Nehru Washington U.N 38Th Paralell Yalu River

Schweiker Says He Is On Nixon\'s Enemy List

Senator Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania says he believes he is on a White House list of Republican recalcitrants targeted for punishment. He notes other named senators like Javits and Case have appeared on the list at times since 1969. He criticizes the Nixon administration for creating such hate lists rather than addressing issues like inflation energy and education.

Washington Richard S. Schweiker R-Pa Nixon Jack Anderson White House Anderson Jacob K. Javits New York Clifford P. Case New Jersey Schweiker

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