Pass Lawyers Vary In Courtroom Savvy
ERIE, Pa AP Richard Sprague and Harold Gondelman face off in the Albert E. Pass slay trial showing starkly different courtroom styles Sprague a hard driving cross examiner with no notes Gondelman a measured lawyer renowned for the American legal system Both men share WWI service histories Sprague battles injury from tennis hedging with crutches yet speaks with a Philadelphia cadence Gondelman a 50 year old Pittsburgh lawyer known for defense wins including Maloney tax acquittals and a senator like presence
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Erie
Richard Sprague
Harold Gondelman
Yablonski
Albert E. Pass
Sprague
Philadelphia
Gondelman
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Lawrence J. Maloney
Pittsburgh Police
Maloney
Ironsides
Memorial Hospital Daily Admissions and Discharges Listed
Memorial Hospital and the News Today provide a rundown of admissions and discharges. Names and addresses of patients and their guardians appear, including several bearing R.D. designations in Corry Spartansburg Union City Clymer and Bear Lake. The list includes multiple children and adults discharged to various local homes along with accompanying family members.
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Marge Eastman
Lou Benzinger
Jack Perrin
R.D
Bear Lake
Timothy
Bonnie Maker
Corry
Barbara J. Houghtling
Ebcona Avenue
Raymond VanGuilder
Larry Boyle
Marcie
Charles Maynard
Spartangburg
Michele
Nellie Messinger
Mead Avenue
Earl Sliker
James A. Stec
East Main Street
Jennifer
Jan TenPas, Jr
Clymer
Bruce Walford
Findley Lake
John Joy
Charles Cox
Snyder Circle
Candace
Jerome Baker
Spring Creek
Daniel
John Moore
Columbus Avenue
David Wilkinson
Park Avenue
Joseph
James
Rene Nicklas
Spartansburg
Raymond Loesch, Jr
Union City
John
Kentucky Funds Seen For Legislature in 1974 Start
Finance Commissioner Donald Bradshaw estimates Kentucky will have 150 million dollars in revenue sharing available when the General Assembly opens in January 1974. Kentucky is the lone state not holding a legislative session this year.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Donald Bradshaw
Kentucky General Assembly
Bush Aims for Public Watergate Hearings Broadcast
Washington AP report says George Bush advocates full public airing of the Watergate hearings while officials, including Interior Secretary Morton, resist televised coverage arguing the case should go to court. Vice President Agnew prepares to critique the hearings as Senate sessions resume.
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Washington
George Bush
Administration
Senate
Rogers C.B. Morton
Spiro T. Agnew
St. Louis
Bush
Nixon
Archibald Cox
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Senate Committee
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Finance Committee
Stans
General Accounting Office
Gallup
GOP Electae
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Herbert W. Kalmbach
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Newsweek Magazine
John W. Dean Iit
Charles R. Richey
Richey
John Dean
Adam
Newsweek
Dean
Charles W. Colson
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Colson
Mitchell
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Wnew-Tv
New York
Weicker
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
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Betestentestesteete
Atari Trey
Cliff Buesink Ford
Elpdeatee
Este
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All Way
Woodland
Atlantic
Oakbrook
Orton’s Farms
King Features
Syr
Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Indian Ocean
News Today
7A. ML
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ida Guignon
Olive Henton
Shirley Loomis
William Rupp
Elk Street
William Kibler and Son
Chad William
Frederick Street
Virgil Endsley
Panama
Thomas Alcorn, Jr
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Bessie Nichols
East High Street
Stephen Wilcox
Putnam Street
Betty Sweet
Page Street
Alta Donaldson
East Street
Minnie Schaefer
Waterford
Jennie Johnson
Eugene Canfield
Sally Ann Varish
Lagertown
William Proctor
Jemima Byler
St Lo
Poseidon
Desi An
Pennsylvania
Morton
CBS
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Meet
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Union Optical Service
West Third Street
Jamestown, N.Y
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Cation
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North Center St
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