Buchanan cites double standard in Watergate tactics
Presidential speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan argues Democrats praised spying in 1968 while condemning Nixon's 1972 campaign operatives. The Watergate panel shifted focus to campaign tactics as networks halt live coverage. hearings adjourned until next Tuesday with no telecast.
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Washington
Patrick J. Buchanan
Nixon
Joe McGinnis
Buchanan
Sentate Watergate Committee
Watergate
Joseph M. Montoya
Dn.m
Montoya
Gas Prices Rising Yet Beef Prices Expected to Fall
Washington officials say gasoline prices will rise by at least one cent a gallon, possibly two, with a plan to raise postal service rates also seen challenged. Beef prices, however, are expected to drop as wholesale cattle prices fall from recent peaks, though some savings may be offset by contractor costs. A Soviet manned space flight launched today carries two cosmonauts Lazarev and Makarov into orbit, their craft functioning normally after the first crewed flight since 1971.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Postal Service
White House
Council
John T. Dunlop
Newsmen
Dunlop
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Cal
Vasily Lazarev
Oleg Makarov
Salyut Space Station
Earth
Corry Firemen to receive 5825 for relief and pensions
Corry's Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association and its Paid Firemen's Pension Plan will get 5825 from the state as its share of a two percent tax on out-of-state insurance companies doing business in Pennsylvania. The 1973 payment is the largest ever distributed from the source, with total state payments reaching 7,405,614. Nearby municipalities in Erie, Crawford, and Warren counties also drew sums ranging from 47 to 1612, reflecting the broader distribution.
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Corry
Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association
Pennsylvania
Bonneauville
Adams County
Philadelphia
Agnew Probe Opens Hearing as Injunction Sought
A federal grand jury in Baltimore began hearing evidence in the Spiro Agnew probe amid tight security. Agnew’s attorney Judah Best said a temporary injunction to halt the inquiry would be sought next week. The panel contemplates daily sessions to speed the investigation.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Judah Best
Best
Grand Jury
Agnew Scandal Threatens 1976 Presidential Bid
Washington AP reports Vice President Spiro Agnew faces a Maryland graft probe that could derail his bid for the Republican nomination. Amid Watergate fallout, parties seek candidates with unassailable integrity as Agnew defends himself and a new legal defense fund is launched.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Maryland
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
White House
Corry Foam Joins Tax Hike Protest
Corry Foam Products paid its 1973 school tax bill under protest citing a 25.49 percent net increase. Tax bills rose as assessed value jumped 17.56 percent and millage rose from 18 to 21 mills, boosting the plant’s total tax burden by about 25 percent. CJ Corp protested separately. board meetings included formal complaints.
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Corry Foam Products
Shady Avenue
Journal
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Edward Thompson
Board of Education
Corry Area
Raymond
Associated Spring
E. G. Larrivee
Corry
The
Larrivee
Corry Foam
PUC Approves 5 Million Rate Hike for GenTel Erie
The Pennsylvania PUC approved a 5 million rate increase for General Telephone Co. of Erie after a seven month probe. The rise, cut by 2.2 million, takes effect today and raises the average residential bill about five cents for 198,000 customers across 14 northwestern counties including Armstrong Bradford Erie Venango Warren Westmoreland and others. Commissioner Louis J. Carter dissented, saying the increase would not yield an excessive return.
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Hanrussur
Juble Utility Commission
General Telephone Co
Erie
PUC
Louis J. Carter
Pennsylvania
Armstrong
Bradford
Buller
Cambria
Fayette, Forest
Indiana
Lawrence
Mercer
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Westmoreland
CMH Elects Incorporators Five Trustees at Ninth Annual Meeting
At Corry Memorial Hospital Association ninth annual meeting five trustees including W D Hammerlee and A Bruce Smith were elected for three years and 16 incorporators for five years. New incorporators include Dr Merle Amy William Donaldson Beverley Kenniston Paul Roche George Cote Harold Young Joseph Cohen Samuel Griener Harold Legters and Joseph Pitcavage. Honorary life incorporator Mrs William Leaby also elected. Reports from the Ladies Auxiliary medical staff and Administrator Samuel Antrim highlighted personnel services facilities and finances.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Association
W. Dale Hammerlee
Tyan Miller
Leroy Peck
Joseph Pitcavage
A. Bruce Smith
Merle Amy
William Donaldson
Beverley Kenniston
Paul C. Roche
George Cote
Harold Young
Joseph Cohen
Samuel Griener
Harold Legters
Jeffrey
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Roche
John Mohr
Tornadoes Rip Kansas Kill Five Injure Dozens
A line of up to 20 tornadoes and seven inches of rain swept central Kansas from near McPherson through Salina and Clay Center. At least five people died and more than 50 were hurt as damage ran into the millions. Rescues faced ammonia fumes from a ruptured fertilizer tank and multiple fatalities were reported in towns including Greenleaf Ellsworth Niles and Lincoln.
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Clay Center
Kan
Kansas
McPherson
Salina
Greenleaf
Nebraska Line
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ellsworth
Kansas 14
Herman Meier
Lincoln
Niles
Abilene
Marie Bell
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Ray J. Madden
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R-Iil
Findley
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GenTel
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