21 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
1
A five bill package in the State House targets home buying fraud and blockbusters protections. It assigns seller liability for concealed defects and requires disclosure of repairs, taxes, insurance, and heating costs from two years prior. An escrow fund for new homes aims to cover post sale defects and deter fly by night builders.
Washington columnist ART BUCHWALD recalls G. Gordon Liddy’s proposed plan for the 1972 Democratic National Convention to hire women to lure and photograph Democrats on a yacht off Miami Beach. The scheme, vetoed as too costly, is described with reactions from politicians, staffers, and an escort madam who lowers the price unknown to the public.
A Detroit youth, John Walton, lies in Adrian Hospital after being shot in the groin during a failed safe robbery at Ma honing Supply Company in Eleanora Jefferson County. C. C. Curry, store chief clerk and brother of John Curry, is the alleged assailant. Walton was injured yesterday.
Washington insiders report President Nixon, annoyed by Watergate revelations, prioritizes Brezhnev talks and a Moscow understanding. He denies advance knowledge of the break in, calls the affair stupid, and says he has no plan to resign. A lighter thread notes a government aquarist staffing fish tanks for officials, including Agnew, Zeigler, and Hoover, with a footnote on a phasing-out of the program.
Victor Riesel writes on June 18 1973 about Nixon White House missteps and a Newark federal court appearance of former Democratic Congressman Cornelius Gallagher amid Mafia links and FBI probes. The piece traces Winchester Dean and DeCarlo clemency cases shaping a tense political scene.
Bruce Biossat analyzes the 1974 Senate map noting 15 of 34 seats held by Republicans, with many extending security and long tenure. He flags potential vulnerabilities from age or tenure and suggests possible retirements could ease GOP risk rather than raise it, amid Nixon scandal fallout.
The piece weighs Republican chances in 1974 with veteran leaders like Goldwater Dole Javits and Dominick maintained as potential safe bets while younger or less secure figures face tougher odds. It notes a 57-43 Senate deficit, House losses likely, and governors’ races across ten populous states, citing New Jersey’s Cahill vulnerability after scandal and Sandman’s strong challenge.
West Lebanon residents start phase one of a two phase plan to stop illegal dumping along the West Lebanon South Bend road. Local group will post security, record license numbers, and notify Youngstown supervisors, police, state Health Department, and Pennsylvania State Police. If unresolved, phase two will follow.
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