GOP Rep Coughlin Reports White House Invitations as Impartiality Rests
Pennsylvania Congressman Lawrence Coughlin labeled invitations from the White House to cocktails, a Kennedy Center piano concert with Nixon, and a Sequoia yacht visit as inappropriate while impeachment inquiries continue. He says he declined all three to stay impartial, noting other Pennsylvanians may have similar invitations but he received no further details. Everett Shuster later described dining with Nixon, suggesting mixed views on impeachment.
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Cutting News: Local Visits and Church Picnic Details
Rev and Mrs Robert Van Earden and family plus the Aikens family spent Tuesday at Hemlock Lakes. Bernice Marsh called on Mr and Mrs David Albright and Mrs Rank Middleton and children. Mrs George Gravis of Erie visited her mother Mrs Alice Camp. Cutting residents attended the Baptist Church Sunday school picnic at Mead Park including Mrs Max Bemis Angela Phelps Bernice and Elouise Marsh.
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Alcorn
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Dale Eaton
Findley Lake
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Shreveport
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Mammoth Cave
Gordon Johnson
James VanBarden
Floyd Vander Schaaf
Clymer
Erie
Floyd
Hamot Medical Center
Hope Klinger
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Elizabeth Robb
John Hamilton
Johnny
Conneaut Lake
Elouise
Faith
Bernice
Robert Isaac
Ashville
Joan Storer
Robert van Earden
Clifford Aikens
Steven
Scott Aikens
Hemlock Lakes
David Albright
Rank Middleton
George Gravis
Alice Camp
Cutting
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Baptist Church
Mead Park
Max Bemis
Angela Phelps
Elouise Marsh
Butterfield says he would bug again if asked
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield, who testified that Nixon bugged the Oval Office and telephones, says he has no regrets and would answer directly if asked again. He led White House internal security when revealing the Watergate secret. Butterfield later led the FAA, appointed two weeks before Watergate broke.
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Inflation Worries Bankers See High Rates Ahead
The presidents of three Federal Reserve banks told the House Banking Committee that inflation remains dangerously high and unemployment will rise. They urged reduced government spending, tighter money, and social programs to offset harms, noting higher interest rates reflect inflation, not the cause, while calling for liberal unemployment benefits and jobs programs. A separate British Columbia Medical Association report opposes forced heroin treatment without due legal safeguards.
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The
British Columbia Medical Association
Emergency Gasoline Rationing Coupons Stored In Secure Warehouses
The Federal Energy Administration disclosed 4.8 billion emergency gasoline rationing coupons are stored in secure government warehouses nationwide. An FEA spokesman said locations are guarded by agencies such as the Defense Supply Agency, the Federal Reserve and the Bureau of the Mint, with armored transport and careful handling. The coupons bear George Washington and could fetch over a dollar if ever used, though there are no plans to destroy or alter them despite Rep. Bill Gunter’s criticisms.
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Hanisek elected president of Pa State Sheriffs Association
Erie County Sheriff Andrew J. Hanisek was chosen president of the Pennsylvania State Sheriffs Association at the Lancaster convention. He has served in the association for years and led county security during major trials. He also spearheaded the underwater rescue team and the junior deputy program for Erie County students.
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Erie County
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Albert Pass
William Prater
Yablonski
Richard Sprague
Philadelphia
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Gunter
James A. Conlon
Bureau of Engraving
Conlon
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Corry, Pa
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