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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

2

Pennsylvania Story Shape Won't Get $4 Billion

One month to go before Pennsylvania's new fiscal year opens amid doubt over Governor Shapp's $3.8 billion spending request. Republicans in the House curbed the plan and Senate Democrats hint budget cuts may be needed, likely delaying full approval and forcing stop gap funding.

Mason Denison Harrisburg Pennsylvania Keystone State House of Representatives Senate Shapp Huntingdon Daily News Capitol Hill

Presidents and their money missteps in history

Jim Bishop surveys White House spending by presidents from Grant to Kennedy, Nixon, Eisenhower, and others. He notes lavish interiors, costly jet expenditures, trusts and frugal mistakes, interlacing anecdotes with sharp jabs at the era’s money culture and First Families.

Jim Bishop Pennsylvania Avenue Ulysses Simpson Grant White House Abraham Lincoln Abe Lincoln Nixon Eisenhower Ike Gettysburg Sherman Adams Adams Europe Indiana Printing & Publishing Company Indiana Congress John Kennedy Kennedy Bill Greer Secret Service Greer Oval Office Franklin D. Roosevelt

Blairsville pistol incident shocks Blairsville area

In June 1923 William Penrose of Millwood Shaft fired a revolver missing intent. His nephew John Bollinger, 21, was wounded in the right arm and remained hospitalized in Latrobe Hospital from the incident and accompanying shock.

Blairsville William Penrose Millwood John Bollinger Latrobe Hospital Saltsburg Saltsburg High School Vogue Terrace McKeesport Harrisburg

Haldeman pressed CIA to curb Watergate probe

Washington sources reveal H R Haldeman claimed the president’s wish to limit the Watergate inquiry to five arrested at Democratic HQ. CIA memos show Walters and Helms pressed Gray to slow or stop the investigation, tying White House direction to FBI action and revealing Nixon’s role in the coverup.

Jack Anderson Washington H. R. Haldeman CIA FBI L. Patrick Gray Haldeman White House Richard Helms Vernon Walters Walters Gray John Ehrlichman Ehrlichman Democratic National Committee Watergate Apartments Patrick Gray Mexico Helms Nixon

Inside Labor The Right To Probe By Victor Riesel

Journalist Victor Riesel argues the Weather Underground and allied groups carried out violent plots across the 1960s and 70s, citing FBI reliance and public disclosures of clandestine operations. He highlights the Ad Hoc Military Buildup Committee’s open reporting on military targets, asking how such leaks and funding arise amid national security concerns.

Victor Riesel Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Ford Motor Co Bank of America New York Weather People Black September Red Army Europe West Berlin Internal Security Division Justice Dept Federal Nixon Winthrop St Cambridge Mass Pentagon Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii Haiphong Harbor 548Th Hanoi Haiphong North Vietnam Vietnam Mountain Home Air Force Base Idaho McConnell Air Force Base Kansas Okinawa Marine Division Oriskany Tonkin Gulf

First of its kind suit targets school over reading level

San Francisco Unified School District faces a $1 million lawsuit from an unnamed 18 year old student alias Peter Doe claiming graduation with a fifth grade reading ability. The case, argued by Susanne Martinez, could spark similar suits and huge tax payer costs while educators question its merit.

Don Oakley San Francisco California Susanne Martinez Youth Law Center Peter Doe Haskell Freedman Massachusetts Teachers Assa Martinez United States Economic Research Service

Gardener reports four peonies stolen from lot

Leila Ralston writes after winning the Agnes B Race award for a floral display. She describes losing all four prized peonies from her garden, planted two years ago in August, noting the plants were healthy and full of buds before the theft.

Sincrely Leila Ralston

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