Document Marked By Ambiguities Probers Unhappy With Edited Transcripts
Nixon's chief Watergate lawyer vowed to move to quash Jaworski's subpoena for 64 private conversations and related tapes. The Judiciary Committee, dissatisfied with the edited transcripts Nixon delivered, sought bipartisan action on whether Nixon complied. The transcripts span Sept 15 1972 to Apr 27 1973 and include discussions on hush money and the Watergate coverup.
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Nixon
Leon Jaworski
White House
Supreme Court
James D. St. Clair
Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
Capitol
Watergate
Judiciary Committee
ITT
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Daniel Ellsberg
Dean
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Capitol Hill
Committee
Congressional Hotel
Kissinger Talks Face Longer, Uncertain Path in Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger’s push to separate Israeli and Syrian troops will exceed his recent shuttle diplomacy. No disengagement deal on the Golan Heights without cross concessions. Israel must withdraw from the other country’s territory first. Syria likely to adjust its initial proposals from April 13 as Kissinger meets Sadat in Alexandria and prepares for talks in Israel and Syria.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Syria
Israel
Kissinger
Washington
Anwar Sadat
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
Suez Canal
Sea of Galilee
Galilee
Bulge
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Henry
Sadat
Maamoura Palace
Jerusalem
Pamascus
Gas price jump at two stations sparks local notice
Gasoline prices rose six cents at Louies Boron on East Columbus and Dick's Boron on South Street. Regular climbs to 57.8 cents and premium to 61.8 cents, with operators saying moves match local trends though not industry wide.
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Louis Eastman
Louies Boron
Columbus Avenue
Richard Ayers
Dick's Boron
South Street
Baron
Eastman
Food costs decline for April in AP market basket survey
The Associated Press reports the family grocery bill edged down for April, marking a second straight monthly decline. Across 19 cities, the market basket averaged a 3 percent drop, offset by meats and eggs while sugar and milk rose.
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Associated
Associated Press
Papers Sell For Seven Dollars A Throw
A 75 year old man, Albert Coons, paid seven dollars per copy for The Journal at a vending machine and was charged with retail theft after trying to take three papers. He paid 21 dollars in fines and costs at District Justice Porter Auer after the arrest. Police surveillance of vending machines led to the arrest.
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Journal
Albert
Coons
West Main Street
Porter Auer
Verbal Dike Sparks Rec Area Debate at Erie County Court
Erie County commissioners and local landowners clash over a proposed recreation area at the Union City dam on French Creek. Race Jennings attacks county officials while Gene Mitchell denounces permit enforcement, as tax resistance and septic permit crackdowns dominate the public meeting with no action taken.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
French Creek
Union City
Corps
Erie County
Chambers of Commerce
Corry
Race Jennings
Jennings
Democrats Seek Support That Nixon Avoided Subpoena
Democrats in the House impeachment inquiry push for bipartisan approval of a statement asserting Nixon did not fully comply with subpoenas for tapes. Some Republicans show openness while others resist remarks. leaders note the issue hinges on access to tapes and potential contempt actions.
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House
Nixon
Tom Railsback
R-Ill
Democratic Committee
Harold D. Donohue
D-Mass
Judiciary Committee
Jerome Waldie
Calif
Edward Mezvinsky
O-Iona
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Dn.j
Rodino
William L. Hungate
Dmo
Robert McClory
Illinois
Bul House
John J. Rhodes
John J. Rhodes Said A Similar Caucus With Committee Republicans
Rural Ride Setup Expands To Erie Run
A Harrisburg agriculture spokesman said the rural transportation program will extend from Corry and Union City to Erie for hospital and doctor trips. The change comes after an elderly Elgin area man seeking Erie care faced denial. Central dispatcher to begin accepting hospital and doctor calls to Erie, with potential future expansion to shopping and cultural trips.
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State Secretary of Agriculture
Harrisburg
The
Journal Today
Corry
Union City
Erie
Elgin Area
Corry Union City
James McHale
Agriculture Department
Wreath Ceremony Honors Alumni at Tomb Anniversary
In the state capital a Corry alumnus will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier representing the Corry Alumni Association. Walter Davis of Erie, the 14th Corry High School graduate, acts as veteran and will be joined by Arthur Tarbell and Judy Dwyer, other CAHS alumni, at 11:05 a.m. The event marks the alumni group’s 100th anniversary with a regional celebration later this month.
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Walter Davis
Erie Ahd
Corry High School
Davis
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