Impeachment Talk Stalls as House Fails to Quorum
Washington AP report notes the first House speech on possible Nixon impeachment lasted six minutes before a quorum call halted proceedings. Rep. McCloskey said he won’t repeat the speech. Rep. Landgrebe forced adjournment with only 152 members present, short of the 218 needed. McCloskey warned of broader debate across Congress while avoiding a firm stance on impeachment.
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Nixon
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Congress
Earl F. Landgrebe
Indiana
McCloskey
Landgrebe
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Congressional Record
State Cracks Down On Erie Contractor
The Ohio Bureau of Consumer Protection seeks to compel Erie contractor John Ondreako of J and D Construction Co to honor a court subpoena after failing to follow a July repayment agreement of 75 dollars a month until 596 dollars is repaid. The bureau says he did not attend a May 16 hearing or contact them, and requests enforcement with possible penalties.
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Bureau of Consumer Protection
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Erie
Bureau
Joel Weisberg
Robert W. Murray
John Ondreako
J & D Construction Company
Ondreako
New Pa Crime Code Instituted
Harrisburg AP reports a new Pennsylvania crime code took effect at midnight changing penalties. Highlights include first degree murder to death or life, first degree felonies up to 20 years, second degree felonies up to 10 years, third degree felonies up to seven, misdemeanors up to five, and summary offenses to 90 days. Some areas such as homosexuality, wiretapping, and blue laws remained unchanged.
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Harrisburg
Chagall Tours Russia in Historic Homecoming
Russian artist Marc Chagall revisits his homeland after 50 years, touring a rare showing of his works in Moscow. He wept before a painting and spoke of happiness to be back, while the event defied Soviet realism norms and drew media attention.
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Moscow
Marc Chagall
Chagall
Russia
Paper Wins School Board Disclosure Suit
The Cameron County Echo wins its suit against Cameron County School Board on teacher salaries. Publisher Robert J. Brown received a favorable ruling under the Right to Know law, with the court agreeing information is public record. Judge Paull B. Greiner presided in Elk County. The decision supports taxpayer access to how tax dollars are spent. Ottawa medal honors twins Marc and Pierre Hubert for top graduate status with 96 percent averages.
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Cameron County Echo
Cameron County School Board
Robert J. Brown
Brown
Pennsylvania
Israel Packer
Paull B. Greiner
Elk County
Ottawa
University of Ottawa
Marc
Pierre Hubert
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