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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1973

Page

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Dedication Held For Indiana County YMCA Building

Bobby Richardson highlighted the Indiana County YMCA dedication ceremonies praising the YMCA mission to develop mind body and soul. The event marked the end of part time facilities era and the start of a permanent building with leadership from Alan Holsinger and David Cochran. Residential and youth representatives accepted roles, pledges were read, and a banquet followed with readings and songs by local groups.

Carl Kologie Indiana County Richardson YMCA Rustic Lodge Bronx Bombers Yankees Fellowship of Christian Athletes University of South Carolina Alan Holsinger Indiana County Ymca David Cochran Mr. Holsinger Ymca Board of Directors John W. “Tiny” Everett Mary Kelly Jan Sutila Wendy Yagel Marion Center Byron Crozier Graystone Presbyterian Church Raymond Spatti Newman Center Michael Dahulich SS. Peter and Paul Orthodox Church Ted Miller Terry and Sue Cox New Brighton Delbert Jolley Grace Methodist Church Yvonne Redd God Bless America Jim Brown George Hnatko Eastern Orthodox Foundation Paul Fitzmaurice St. Bernard's John D. Warner Alan Hoisinger Dave Cochran Robert A. Brocklesby Middle Atlantic Bobby Richardson Gazette Peel

White House claims two vital Watergate tapes never existed

Washington AP reports the White House contends two key Watergate conversations were never recorded. Nixon’s lawyer says the tapes never existed and witnesses will be summoned to prove it. Secret Service tech Zumwalt and aides planned to testify as to equipment failures and nonactivation of a second reel.

White House Washington (Ap Nixon Secret Service

Nixon names Saxbe attorney general Jaworski as special prosecutor

President Nixon named Sen. William B. Saxbe as attorney general and approved Leon Jaworski as Watergate special prosecutor with full independence. Bork announced Jaworski would have broad mandate and freedom, with no firing without congressional leaders’ consensus.

Washington Nixon William B. Saxbe Leon Jaworski Watergate Archibald Cox House Senate Judiciary Congress White House Saxbe Ohio Elliot Richardson Bork Jaworski Lyndon B. Johnson Cox

Campaign Director On Stand In Watergate Hearings

The Senate Watergate committee will question Clark MacGregor, who led Nixon’s 1972 reelection drive, about the Watergate break in and possible use of political sabotage. MacGregor took charge weeks after the June 17, 1972 incident, succeeding resigned official Mitchell.

Washington Senate Watergate Committee Clark MacGregor Nixon Minnesota White House Democratic Atty John N. Mitchell MacGregor Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn

Tax Help Stance Changed In Pennsylvania Budget

Harrisburg AP Republicans shifted stance on tax relief and endorsed another 15 million in state spending while Shapp aides say it is not enough. Gov. Shapp met with GOP leaders to review taxes, but critics cite road maintenance, exemptions, and college needs. The plan mainly affects next year with a 1000 dollar income exclusion on 1973 returns reducing tax by 2 dollars per person.

Harrisburg Shapp House Senate Richard Doran Pennsylvania

Major Yellow Creek Park Project Grants Over $1 Million

The General State Authority awarded Berkebile Brothers Inc. a $1 million contract for Yellow Creek State Park facilities near Penn Run including swimming area access roads an office building concessions stands and a bridge over Little Yellow Creek. Other contracts were given to Windber Mechanical Contractors Inc. for HVAC and RL Keirn Electric Construction Co. for electrical work. Park superintendent Jack Graham says construction will begin next spring with the swimming area and related facilities taking about 18 months to complete and lake levels may drop slightly next summer during beach work.

Penn Run General State Authority Yellow Creek State Park Berkebile ‘Brothers, Inc Johnstown Yellow Creek Windber Mechanical Contractors, Inc Keirn Electric Construction Co Clearfield Jack Graham Life Guard Little Yellow Creek Graham

Chief Zonks Forecast Warns Of Cloudy Cool Night

Chief Tommy Hawk notes a cloudy, cool night with a 30 percent chance of showers. Lows expected in the upper 30s to low 40s, Friday likewise cool with possible showers and 40s highs. Montgomery Wards circular now in effect through Saturday.

Zonks Tommy Hawk

Deaths Obituaries on page 30 LATMAN Abbie E 87 Akron NY

Obituary notices record the deaths of Abbie E Latman 87 formerly of Commodore Akron New York Primo Maroglio 91 Rossiter Larue North Camp Hill formerly of Punxsutawney in brief obituaries.

North, Larue, Camp Hill Punxsutaw Ney

Winning Lottery Numbers Listed in Pennsylvania Draws

GREENSBURG PA AP The week’s Lucky 7 bonus number is 9 7 2 7 9 5. Three digit numbers are 3 6 1 5 3 1 and 5 6 0. The Winner's Choice Lottery number is 82 with drawing in effect until Saturday 104x.

Greensburg, Pa Pennsylvania

Spill at Shippingport plant deemed minor by AEC

The Atomic Energy Commission says a spill of radioactive material at the Shippingport nuclear plant was minor and caused no atmospheric or Ohio River contamination. Two Duquesne Light Co. workers were treated for heat prostration. three men underwent body scans, all negative. University of Pittsburgh physicist Sternglass questions safety and claims contamination risks to nearby residents.

Pittsburgh Atomic Energy Commission Shippingport Ohio River AEC Ernest Sternelass University of Pittsburgh Midland Ohio Duquesne Light Co Aliquippa Presbyterian University Hospital AKC Oper Ates Duquesne Light Harrisburg Evening News Margaret A. Reilly Office of Radiological Health State Department of Environmental Resources Washington Sternglass The Reilly Dwight DB. Eisenhower River Flatlands Pennsylvania

Route 219 Corridor Approved for Pennsylvania

The U S Department of Transportation authorizes Alternate No 9 along with Alternates 1 and 2 for Route 219, relocating the corridor through Cambria Indiana Jefferson and Clearfield Elk counties. Inspection of plans maps and environmental statements will begin Nov 6 at the Clearfield district office. The route runs from Hastings to Penfield area, passing near Stifflertown Cherry Tree Glen Campbell Big Run Troutville and DuBois before ending near Route 153. Turkey nite Graceton-Coral Lpts Club Thanksgiving promotion noted with four by four sale ongoing through Saturday.

Clearfield U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Cambria Indiana Jefferson Elk Department of Transportation Daisy Street Hastings Barnesboro Stifflertown Cherry Tree Glen Campbell Indiana County Jefferson County Clearfield County Big Run Troutville Salem DuBois Challenge Penfield

Ford offers self as conciliator in Senate hearing

Vice President-designate Gerald Ford told the Senate Rules Committee he would be a ready conciliator and calm communicator between a beleaguered President and a Democratic Congress. He said he provided complete personal and political financial records for the confirmation hearings and admitted he had mistakes, but stressed honesty, faithfulness to friends, fairness to opponents, and dedication to making government work for all Americans.

Washington Gerald R. Ford Congress Senate Rules’ Committee Michigan Ford

Peanut butter price rise tempers easing grocery costs

An Associated Press market basket survey finds peanut butter prices up in October across most cities, while overall grocery costs ease slightly from September yet stay above March levels. The report notes declines in ducks and raw farm products and a modest drop in the total basket from Oct 1 to Nov 1 in nine of thirteen cities.

Associated Press Department of Agriculture

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