Three Weeks to Go in Pennsylvania Budget Battle
Mason Denison notes Pennsylvania lawmakers face three weeks to finish a $3.8 billion budget with July 1 as the start of the 1973 74 fiscal year. He highlights rifts between anti administration House Republicans and pro administration Senate Democrats, plus a trio of budget plans from governor, House, and Senate. He also calls attention to a license plate bill designating counties by number, including odd precedence for Erie and Crawford counties and questions about sponsors from Warren, Cambria, and Montgomery counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
House of Representatives
Senate
Shapp
House
Senate Democrats
Adams
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Philadelphia
Erie
Crawford
Penndot
Erie County
Crawford County
D. 5. Hayes
F. W. Hopkins
H. H. Haskell
R. J. Russe
Warren County
P. A. Gleason
Cambria County
R. I. Polite
Montgomery County
Liberation talk fuels a skeptical view from Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop reviews Catherine Breslin's Wake up From the Dream of Women's Lib and excerpts from a Couples magazine piece. The piece follows 35 free women in varied relationships, noting marriages, divorces, affairs, and CR groups, with mixed feelings and personal disillusionment about women's liberation.
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Jim Bishop
Catherine Breslin
Europe
Italy
Breslin
Ms. Breslin
Carla
David
Georgia
Punxsutawney jeweler retires after 55 years of service
E N Wehrle of Punxsutawney plans retirement after 55 years in the jewelry business. He has sold about half his stock to Messrs Nevins and Price of Clearfield, who will take possession on July 2, 1948. In Clymer, Clean Up Week will be aided by Indiana Sanitary Service at 2 dollars monthly to help residents keep the town tidy. Thaddeus Stevens School in Indiana closed after 90 years of use, sold to the Commonwealth for conversion to a classroom building for Indiana State Teachers College. Indiana University of Pennsylvania golfers dominated the 17th NAIA Golfers tournament, with Ricky Hrip winning the individual title.
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Punxsutawney
E. N. Wehrle
Messrs. Nevins and Price of
Clearfield
Clymer
Indiana Sanitary Service
Thaddeus Stevens
Commonwealth
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletic Golfers
Ricky Hrip
IUP
Ehrlichman Aides Watergate Plan Triggered Payoff Probe
Washington-By John Ehrlichman told Kalmbach to fund Watergate defendants with hush money, sparking a covert bond with James Bond style codes and secrecy. Kalmbach later balked, confided to investigators, and described payoffs totaling about 210000 to 230000 by Stans Jones LaRue, with Ulasewicz as the undercover fixer.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Watergate
White House
John Mitchell
John Dean
Hay-Adams Hotel
Dean
Ulasewicz
New York
Anthony Ulasewicz
Ted Kennedy-Mass
Maurice Stans
Republican Finance
Thomas Jones
Northrop Corp
Fred LaRue
E. Howard Hunt
Dorothy
Mr. Rivers
Dorothy Hunt
Chris
James Bond
Birch Bayh
Hunt Watergate key figure linked to broader case
A Capitol Hill source says the U.S. attorney’s office holds vast Watergate evidence, enough for three or four grand juries. Central to the development is E. Howard Hunt, a former CIA agent already convicted in the June 1972 break-in, who has been interviewed multiple times under immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
Washington
U.S
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
Hunt
ERVIN COMMITTEE TO HEAR FROM HUNT IN WATERGATE
The Ervin committee is poised to question Hunt after key witnesses like John Dean and Jeb Magruder testify. Officials expect a broad look at Nixon administration links to the Watergate cover up and possible spinoff intrigues. The probe aims to reveal how far the President’s role reaches and may reshape public understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
U.S. Attorney's Office
Ervin Investigating Committee
Ervin Committee
Labor proxy war at McDonnell Douglas pits IAM against management
In St Louis area, about 12,000 aircraft workers in IAM and management plan a proxy battle to gain a voice in company policy and board elections. The effort centers on stockholdings, with the union aiming to influence decisions on foreign trade and F 4 production. The drive reflects a broader shift toward worker co-determination in U.S. industry.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Karl Marx
Brezhnev
St. Louis
Red Smith
International Assn. of Machinists
Afl-Cio
McDonnell Douglas
IAM
IAM District 837
Gus Troia
Troia
Machinists
Japan
California
Missouri
U.S
United Rubber Workers
General Tire Co
United
Auto Workers
Irving Bluestone
General Motors
Bluestone
Mr. Brezhnev
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Russell M. Hickey
Joseph J
Indiana
Cambria
Jefferson
West Moreland
Penna
Annie
Rochester
Brooke
Leona
Endsville
Splitsville
Ingrid
Gary
Tish
Jed
Teterboro
State Department
Athens
Bayh
William Rogers
Rogers
Greece
Elias Demetracopoulos
Virginia Tsouderos
Demetrious Tasatsos
Buddy
Capitol Hill
Ervin
Grand Jury
Berry's
NEA
Midwest
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