Auctioneer Paich Sells Johnson Estate Items
George Paich conducted the sale of the late Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson s priceless objects. His voice rang out from 1 a m to 5 p m yesterday as bidders competed for items on page 2 of the newspaper.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
13
George Paich conducted the sale of the late Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson s priceless objects. His voice rang out from 1 a m to 5 p m yesterday as bidders competed for items on page 2 of the newspaper.
Friday night forecasts call for showers and thunderstorms from Northern Idaho to the Gulf Coast with clear to partly cloudy conditions in other areas. Temperatures range from the 40s to 70s across major cities, with highs in the 60s to 90s and lows in the 40s to 50s.
Russell Stewart Glidden 23 of 225 Mitchell Road Clarence J Confer 74 of 814 W Washington St Mrs Helen Mae Smith 76 of 13 Dushane St Mrs Samuel D Brady 82 of Warren Ohio Miss Agnes Otto 4 of 2801 Ellwood Road dated June 29 1973 contain short notices naming individuals and addresses.
Senate Watergate Committee members signal they may seek Nixon to testify about alleged executive knowledge of the Watergate cover up and the legality of any domestic intelligence program. White House insists such appearance is constitutionally inappropriate, while Montoya notes historic presidential testim onies before Congress. Weicker accuses administration of discrediting the committee and cites a transcript showing Ehrlichman urging Kleindienst to attack the senator.
Washington reports Congress demands halt to bombing Cambodia or risk paralyzing federal government. Vetoes a $3.3 billion aid bill with anti bombing language while committees add anti bombing provisions to a continuing resolution debt ceiling bill and a State Department authorization. Melvin R. Laird emerges as central figure in bid for a staged settlement.
County commissioners appointed Thomas W. Graney 35, from Erie Metropolitan Planning, as executive director and chief planner. He will start August 1 at 17 000 dollars salary, after a year‑long search. Graney is expected to boost county planning and industrial development through the new role.
United Press reports that milk, chicken, and eggs may be scarce in supermarkets as production cuts continue. Lawmakers warn shortages could appear within months unless Phase IV price controls are eased. lifting the freeze is urged to avert meat and dairy scarcities while FTC probes price-raising actions in the industry.
County Commissioner Thomas A. Shumaker praised the move to the former Court Street space as a solution to cramped conditions at the courthouse annex. Child Welfare Director Bette Waddington said the new offices across Court Street provide privacy and better conference areas, with renovations by county workers backed by federal revenue sharing at about $2,400.
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