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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1973
Page
3
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Local Corry Stairways program volunteers attended the first annual Rachel Zacks Gage Volunteer Awards Banquet in Erie. Stairways is a satellite of the Erie agency providing community mental health services funded by the Erie County Mental Health Office and donations. Corry branch aims to expand its open hours from Tuesday evenings and hopes to add days this summer. Volunteers named include Dixie Brown Marian Cmiel Evelyn Dodd Renee Edwards Jan Frushone and many others.
The CIA faces heightened scrutiny as Watergate probes challenge its secrecy. Nixon warned that covert operations could be compromised by investigations into wiretapping. Congressional panels clash over how orders and understandings shaped the Watergate coverup and Ellsberg Pentagon Papers involvement.
Nixon's budget lists the CIA with a blank space for its spending, a practice since the agency's creation. The budget is secret, with CIA spending estimated near 750 million to under 1 billion dollars annually. Only a few senior lawmakers know specifics, while five House and Senate defense subcommittee members review and tuck CIA requests into other defense categories to keep totals hidden.
John D Ehrlichman states a CIA deputy directed the agency role in the Watergate coverup and recalls no request for CIA help in the Ellsberg burglary The testimony conflicts with past and present CIA officials Senate subcommittee seeks Haldeman version in closed session Hehrlichman produced a 17 page transcript of his remarks and declined Q A details
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Senate approved, a unanimous vote, a bill setting minimum ages for driving fire vehicles and operating ladders pumps and life nets. It would allow 16 and 17 year olds who complete a firefighting course to participate under supervision.
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