Impeachment articles in House Judiciary panel draft
The House Judiciary Committee nears final testimony in its impeachment inquiry and plans to draft articles of impeachment. At least six counts are expected, led by obstruction of justice over Watergate. Kalmbach's testimony ends a 10 week probe as St Clair prepares to address the case. Strauss says he would be amazed if impeachment fails. The panel aims for a final vote by July 26 with party splits shaping the outcome. Four Republicans are already weighing legal theories on impeachment.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Kalmbach
White House
James D. St. Clair
Democratic National Committee
Robert S. Strauss
House
Baruch Korff
Providence
R. 1
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Wiggins
Rep
Thomas Rallsback
William S. Cohen
Maine
M. Caldwell Butler
Virginia
Hamilton Fisher
New York
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Fragmentary notice yields unspecified burial detail
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Nation-wide strikes surge as guards patrol prisons
National Guardsmen patrolled prisons in Ohio and Rhode Island while walkouts disrupted San Francisco bus routes and travel on two airlines. Copper miners liquor store clerks hospital workers and auto workers joined protests in what the FMCS called the largest week of strikes since 1959 with 588 strikes involving 230000 workers. United Steelworkers leader I Abel forecast fewer strikes in the second half as major negotiations close. meanwhile Ohio workers pressed a salary offer vote as 7500 public employees and 25 liquor stores affected.
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Ohio
Rhode Island
San Francisco
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Steelworkers
I. Abel
National Guard
Lima State Hospital
Lucasville
Auto
General Motors
Lordstown
Moth Invasion Declared Non Threat by Expert
Erie county agriculture agent William Urash says the current moth presence is not dangerous. He explains moths at the adult stage pose no direct damage, with risk only if larvae hatch and feed on spruce and fir trees over the next three to five weeks.
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William Urash
Erie
County Agriculture Extension
Arash
Priority Still Low Offer Some Hope For Area Roads
Erie County highway crews focus on Corry area repairs but cannot shift work from other regions due to funding. Secretary Kassab notes current work is stopgap and expects hot mix bituminous concrete soon for mechanized patching on heavily traveled routes. CP Laupp says Erie resurfacing on May 24, 1974 involved TOPICS projects funded half by federal aid, half by local government, totaling about 1.66 million dollars with eight projects in Erie.
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State Department of Transportation
Corry
R. Budd Dwyer
Erie County
Jacob Kassab
Dwyer
Kassab
CP Saupp
District One
Franklin
Laupp
Penndot
Erie
Federal Highway Administration
Saupp
Mayor Urges Youth To Plan Advisory Body
Mayor Mary Ann Kibler moves toward forming a Mayor's Youth Advisory Council after discussions with city council and local youth. Michael Saxton 413 East South Street signals strong support and asks interested youths to contact him to gauge early interest and kickstart the effort.
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Mary Ann Kibler
Kibler
City Council
Michael Saxton
East South Street
Saxton
East Side
Threatening Call Delays Union City Dam Recreation Ballot
Erie County commissioners received an anonymous threat by phone promising an acid attack if the Union City Dam recreation area proposal was not placed on the November ballot. The message was sealed for review, while officials, including Commissioner Chairman William O Hill Jr and Leo Weir, weighed legal actions amid a taxpayer suit challenging the project and a judge's ruling on a preliminary injunction.
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Erie County
Union City Dam
William O. Hill Jr
Mr. Hill
Hill
Louis Haymek
Leo Weir
Edward H. Carney
Union City
Carney
Plage
Weir
Rzymek
Pve
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turkey Plans Troop Moves
Informed sources say Turkey deploys about 90 000 troops and war materiel to the Mediterranean shore after the Cyprus coup. Turkish ships are reported near Rhodes and Mitilene as leaders go to London for talks. Makarios, speaking from England, says he fled to help his people from outside.
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Mediterranean
Cyprus
Rhodes
Mitilene
London
Makarios
England
Greece
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Athens
Paphos
National Guard
Tme
New York
United Nations Security Council
Nicosia
Dizzy Dean Dies at 64 the Hall of Fame Pitcher
Dizzy Dean a famed St. Louis Cardinals pitcher from Arkansas died in Reno at St. Mary's Hospital at 64 after a severe heart attack. He starred with his brother Paul as the feared Gashouse Gang duo, led NL with 17 strikeouts in one game and posted 30 wins in 1934. He pitched nine times in 19 days during the 1934 pennant drive and World Series run and was named NL MVP that year.
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Nev
Dizzy Dean
Arkansas
Dean
Paul
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Mary's Hospital
Ton Picker
Rube Waddell
Waddell
Dizzy
Detroit
Diazy
Cardinals
Meals on Wheels Seeks Volunteers for Delivery Routes
The Meals on Wheels program and a nutrition outreach are at new service highs but face driver shortages as summer vacations reduce volunteers. Naomi Clark, who cooks and coordinates deliveries, says routes expanded with more recipients require drivers. About 30 meal recipients and up to 50 noontime walkers are served at the Corry Senior Center. volunteers are urged to contact Mrs Clark.
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Naomi Clark
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