Harrisburg Budget Proposal Faces Scrutiny Before Vote
A 1974 75 state budget of 4.5 billion advances to final adoption as lawmakers seek district impact details, especially the higher school subsidy. Negotiated by House and Senate leaders, the plan aims for approval by midweek to meet the July 1 deadline, a rare pre start approval.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Shapp
Corps Awards Facility Jobs At UC Dam
The U S Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District awarded Miller-Young Paving Company a 277 633 contract to build visitor facilities at Union City Dam on 156 acres near the dam. Work includes restrooms roads parking trails water system landscaping and signs. 16 prime contractors requested plans and three bids were received as part of about 400 000 in area improvements.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pittsburgh
Miller-Young Paving Company
Cortland
Ohio
Union City Dam
Well Drilling Rigs To Arrive Today In City
City water official Robert Grice says drilling will start today after weather and equipment delays. Moody and Associates of Meadville will drill at the north city site near the Penn Central spur line and Hare Creek. Test bores will determine water quality, and if adequate, the city may buy a 12 acre plot for about $6,500 with testing to take about two weeks.
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Robert Grice
Moody and Associates, Inc
Meadville
Penn Central
Hare Creek
Nixon Leaves for Moscow Summit to Seek Soviet Cooperation
President Nixon heads to Moscow for a summit with Soviet leaders, outlining goals to strengthen U S Soviet ties, foster cooperation to reduce confrontations, and limit nuclear weapon burden and threat. He will stop in Brussels to sign a NATO cooperation declaration before a week in the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Andrews Air Force Base
Henry A Kissinger
Kissinger
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Andrews
Mariano Rumor
Helmut Schmidt
Harold Wilson
NATO
United States
Kremlin
Witness List Focuses Impeachment Probe On Hunt Payment
A House Judiciary Committee witness list suggests the March 21, 1973, $75,000 payment to E. Howard Hunt Jr. is a focal point in the Watergate impeachment inquiry. Haldeman Colsen Dean Butterfield Mitchell Petersen Kalmbach are among potential witnesses, tied to the hush money plot. The panel will decide which witnesses to call and whether to publicize six weeks of documentary evidence as questioning proceeds.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Watergate
Hunt
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Charles W. Colsén
John W. Dean Iit
Alexander P. Butterfield
Frederick C. LaRue
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Henry E. Petersen
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Mitchell
Haldeman
Kalmbach
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
Internal Revenue Service
Israeli raids escalate after Nahariyya killings
In Nahariyya, a seaside town near the Lebanese border, three guerrillas entered by motorboat and killed a 2 year old, her two children, and an Israeli soldier before troops shot them down. Eight others were wounded as Israel pledged retaliation and security forces pursued the attackers. WAFA said the operation was staged by Palestinians in Israel and did not name the group. Prime Minister Rabin vowed to prevent such incidents and punish those responsible.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Nahariyya
WAFA
Damascus
Syria
Kamal Adwan
Adwan
Yasir Arafat
Alfatah
Beirut
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yitzhak Rabin
One Day Strike at Polk State School Ends Normalcy
Polk State School and Hospital in Franklin resumes normal operations after a one day walkout by about 1,500 AFSCME workers. Union claims poor conditions and disciplinary actions against 26 staff sparked the strike. injunctions halting the walkout were issued in Harrisburg and hearings set for Friday.
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Franklin, Pa
Polk State School and Hospital
Joseph Colombatto
Commonwealth Court
Harrisburg
Venango County Institution
Colombatto
James Cauvel
American Federation of State
Polk
Tax hike may be needed as tax reform advances
Washington senators weigh a smaller tax cut plan amid calls from administration economists for potential future tax increases to balance the budget. President Nixon aims to restrain inflation while Humphrey proposes a new income tax cut and reform measure, including raising personal exemptions, to be debated today despite oil depletion rollbacks opposed by oil state lawmakers.
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Washington
Senate
Kenneth Bush
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Police seek suspect after man assaulted and guitar stolen
Robert Rittenhouse and James Kovach reported the incident to City police early this morning. A car halted near North Center street and West Smith where a man and a woman confronted Kovach and Rittenhouse. Kovach was struck and the guitar was taken by the male suspect, then handed to the female who fled in the car. The guitar valued at 75 dollars. Theft and simple assault charges will follow upon arrest.
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Robert Rittenhouse
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Rittenhouse
James Kovach
Hillcrest Drive
North Center Street
West Smith
Kovach
North Center
West Smith Street
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Afscme
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C.A Peters
Welfare Department
Glenn E. Mercer
Ernest Kline
Peters