Subpoena Article May Change Law
Washington AP reports the House Judiciary Committee debated three impeachment articles and adopted one, charging President Nixon with defying subpoenas. The subpoena article could redefine executive privilege in impeachment, while two other articles on Cambodia bombing and tax underpayment failed amid GOP opposition.
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Playground Activities and Community Events Summary
Community playground activities across Mead Park Concord and Washington were highlighted with multiple events. Children participated in croquet, jump rope, checkers contests, painting, and craft sessions at Wright School and local playgrounds. A Duquesne Light Co rate hike of 23.5 million dollars was approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, affecting about 580,000 customers in Allegheny and Beaver Counties.
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IUP professor Eleanor Roseman sues for reinstatement
At U S District Court in Racine Wisconsin and Pittsburgh Indiana University of Pennsylvania faced claims over Roseman a former language instructor fired for work deficiencies not religion The suit seeks reinstatement back pay and damages The defense argues she was not renewed due to absences incompatibility and tardiness while contradicting her claim of a hearing violation and First and Fourteenth Amendment issues.
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Brunos Contempt Fasts Jail For Refusal To Testify
Former Pittsburgh alderman Frank R. Bruno was jailed for contempt after refusing to testify before a federal grand jury investigating organized crime and official corruption in southwestern Pennsylvania. Bruno, 58, had faced a two year sentence on a prior conviction for taking $3,000 monthly protection payments to shield Anthony Grosso's illegal gambling operations.
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