Ervin could earn half a million with speaking tours
A New York agent says Senator Sam J. Ervin could command over 500000 annually in public engagements if he left the Watergate committee. Most hearings era offers are being declined until the panel finishes. Other Watergate figures face smaller fees and court rulings limit planned tours.
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Propane Ration Plan Jeopardized by Hearings
White House energy officials defend a mandatory propane allocation despite hopes for comment hearings. Deputy Director Charles DiBona says hearings could alter the plan but that the administration intends to implement mandatory propane quotas, stressing propane as a special case vital to farmers and homeowners.
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Treasures Make Cyprus A Haven for Collectors
In Cyprus antiquities shops stock amphoras jars and Bronze Age vases with prices around 60 dollars. The island’s illegal trade follows pre 1850 rules, fueling looting across civilizations while authorities struggle to curb it.
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