Budget Talks Signal July 1 State Budget Approval
Harrisburg lawmakers and Gov. Shapp move toward a new fiscal year budget with optimism for a settlement by mid next week. Republicans and Democrats on a joint conference committee report progress on school subsidies and welfare, aiming to avoid payless paydays and preserve key local aid programs.
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Harrisburg
Senate
H. Dack Seltzer
Lebanon
Henry Cianfrani
Philadelphia
Cianfrani
Appropriations Committee
Commonwealth
Shapp
Cianfiani
Seltzer
GOP
Cambodia Bombing Inquiry Sheds Light On Nixon Tax Questions
The House Judiciary Committee wraps six weeks of hearings on impeachment with a Cambodia bombing probe and a tax inquiry into President Nixon. The panel weighs war powers, falsified reports, and records destruction tied to 3 630 B 52 sorties, while tax issues surface a $432 787 liability and a $576 000 deduction for Nixon’s vice presidential papers gift.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Cambodia
Nixon
Congress
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Judiciary Committee
White House
Gerald L. Warren
John D. Ehrlichman
IRS
Corry Elgin Road Critique Prompts State Reply
The Corry Journal editorial on the Corry Elgin road provoked a detailed letter from Jacob Kassab, secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. He defends Interstate 90 funding and cites 2800 miles of uncapped state roads while outlining limited funds for resurfacing and planned surface treatment and maintenance.
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Corry
Kassab
Dwyer
Senator Dwyer
Corry Journal
Department
Corry-Elgin
Corry-Ellgin
Corry Area
Clymer Commencement Highlights Graduation Bypass
The 8th annual Clymer Central School commencement proceeds tonight using grade averages after Regents Exams were stolen in New York City. Seven seniors receive diplomas in a ceremony led by class president Gregory L. Seblink as Robert A. Fergus presents diplomas and Howard B. Bennett announces awards. Class officers include Terrilyn LaRose Kathleen Westley and Douglas Smith with salutatorian William Hemink.
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Clymer Central School
New York State
Board of Regent's
New York City
Clymer
Howard B. Bennett
Bennett
The
Journal
Gregory L. Seblink
Robert A. Fergus
Board of Education
Seblink
Terrilyn LaRose
Kathleen Westley
Douglas Smith
William Hemink
Steven W. Aikens
Jeffrey S. Ball
EPA Cites Penelec for Pollution Violations in PA Plants
The EPA cites four Pennsylvania Electric Company generating stations Seward Seward Front Street Erie Warren and Shawville for excessive sulfur oxides and particulates under the Clean Air Act. A conference opportunity is offered to discuss findings and actions toward compliance. Copies go to the company president and VP.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Middle Atlantic
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Seward
Front Street
Erie
Warren
Shawville
Clearfield
Daniel J. Snyder
HPA
Snyder
Blaze hits Penelec pole behind Quality Markets
Penelec officials scramble to locate cause after a pole fire behind Quality Markets on North Center street cuts power for about ninety minutes. Edward Zarger notes uncertainty, while witnesses compare the loud crack to fireworks. Damage and repair costs around 100 dollars, no product loss reported.
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Penelec
Quality Markets
North Center Street
Edward Zarger
Corry
Stanford Hose Company
MCA
Kenneth Winchell
Winchell
Quorum Problems Hit All County Waste Authority
Chair Samuel Hayes plans to ask county commissioners to replace three absentee members for missing six meetings. Yesterday the authority failed to reach a quorum for the fifth time in six meetings despite Johnson of Corry and Wontenay of Union City attending. Northern-end appointees are expected to be replaced by commissioners who named them.
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Samuel Hayes
Hayes
Trie County
David A. Johnson
Corry
Francis Wontenay
Union City
Johnson and Wontenay
Colson Gets 13 Years
Former White House aide Charles W. Colson was sentenced to one to three years in prison for obstructing justice in the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers case. He received a $5,000 fine and must surrender by July. Colson claimed he acted on President Nixon's orders, saying he believed his actions served the national interest and that secrecy during sensitive negotiations was vital.
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Washington
White House
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg Colson
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Colson
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
David Shapiro
Gesell
Probe Into $186 Burglary At Connie's Market
City police interviewed three suspects as they investigate a burglary at Connie's Super Market 102 West Main Street. Mrs. Connie Frisilla reported $186 missing from the register after the thieves forced entry through a sidewalk grate into the cellar and climbed to the store, leaving sneaker prints as the sole clue. Further interviews are expected as the probe continues.
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West Main Street
Connie Frisilla
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James D. St. Clair
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Erie County
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