Election Melee Shapes Up for Pennsylvania Primary
Campaign mood in Corry and surrounding townships shows apathy and confidence drain ahead of next Tuesday’s primary. Key races include U S senator Democratic contest with Pete Flaherty vs Herbert Denenberg, governor bids by Harvey Johnston and Martin Mullen, and 24th District congressional nomination with Joseph Vigorito facing DeLuca and Hamilla. Republican contenders include Alvin Jacobson, Drew Lewis, Leonard Strunk, and Kenneth Lee. Lewis leads in campaign strength with Corry visit planned for June 3.
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Ledger
Democratic State Committee
Richard S. Schweiker
Pete Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Herbert $. Denenberg
Denenberg
Ralph Nader
Flaherty
Dem
Frank Mesares
Dauphin County
James M. Quigley
Northumberland County
Milton Shapp
Harvey F. Johnston
Allegheny County
Martin Mullen
Philadelphia
Alvin J. Jacobson
Adams County
Drew Lewis
Montgomery County
Leonard M. Strunk
Chester County
Lewis
Corry
Ernest P. Kline
Kenneth E. Lee
24Th
Joseph Vigorito
Erie
Vincent N. DeLuca
Erie County
Lawrence G. Hamilla
Mercer County
Clement R. Scalzitti
Eric Coun
Committee Votes To Subpoena 11 Tapes
The House Judiciary Committee voted 37 to 1 to subpoena tapes of 11 presidential conversations tied to Watergate and to subpoena presidential diaries from 1972 to 1973. Doar said hearings would seek 62 conversations on ITT settlement and dairy political contributions. Subpoenas require a May 22 response.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Doar
ITT
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Doar
David Dennis
R-Ind
M. Caldwell Butler
Rva
Trent Lott
Rmiss
Carlos J. Moorhead
R-Calif
Hutchinson
Mayne
White House
Rep
Ray Thornton
Arkansas
Dennis
Butler
Lott
Moorhead
Henry P. Smith
New York
Delbert Latta
Ohio
Archibald Cox
Smith
Latta
Road repairs in Corry area remain uncertain
State Sen. R Budd Dwyer warns PennDOT roadwork in Erie County is underfunded with 300000 allocated for county projects and 100000 for Erie city streets. He cites five projects and notes limited pothole patching elsewhere, predicting little summer action for Corry area roads. He and Rep. Forest Hopkins press for proper funding and priorities.
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Wheelock
The
Journal Today
R. Budd Dwyer
Corry
Dwyer
Erie County
City of
Erie
State Department of Transportation
Penndot
Union City
Edinboro
Girard
Harborcreek
Millcreek
Forest Hopkins
Ervin Pushes Delay on Watergate Report to Delay Findings
Chairman Ervin seeks to postpone the final Watergate report by up to a month and drop any findings of individual guilt while a majority of the seven member Senate committee considers this to avoid meddling with House impeachment and the coverage of the case. The report's May 28 deadline likely slips as print time runs out and sections could be released later.
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Washington
Sant J. Ervin Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Haig
Nixons
Stanley McKiernan
Samuel Cash
Maalot Hostage Crisis Ends With Israeli Bet Release
Israelis stormed Maalot's school where three Arab militants held about 85 teenagers. The battle lasted seconds, with casualties reported as ambulances rushed in. Israel agreed to free 20 jailed terrorists to secure the hostages, and the cabinet announced the swap with the French ambassador notified. Soldiers took control of the building, but fate of the teens remained unconfirmed as the exchange was negotiated.
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Marlot
Israel
Lod
Damascus
Syria
Ephraim Shurer
Maalot
Beirut
Lebanon
Shurer
Jerusalem
Jean Herly
Kissinger cancels Damascus trip over Maalot hostage crisis
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger canceled a flight to Damascus as 90 teenagers were seized at a Maalot northern Israeli school. Israel agreed to free 20 jailed terrorists to Syria to save the hostages while Kissinger urged progress on a Syrian Israeli disengagement accord. He planned to return to Damascus after briefing Israeli leaders and awaited word on closing gaps between Syria’s demands and Israel’s concessions.
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Israel
Syria
Kissinger
Damascus
Golan
U.S
Abba Eban
Oil Tax Increases Pushed By House Democrats
In Washington, House Democrats push for quick action on oil tax reform raising industry taxes by about 13 to 14 billion dollars over six years. Reps Green and Vanik seek floor amendments against Mills rules and urge Rules Committee access. The bill also ends the oil depletion allowance by 1979 and tightens foreign income rules while targeting windfall profits.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
William J. Green
Dpa
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Green
Vanik
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
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