Gospel Tent Hosts Homecoming Week Services in Bessemer
Rev. Bruce G Beak of Bessemer United Presbyterian Church readies the gospel tent for another service as Mohawk Area Church Association prepares for its Homecoming Fair in Bessemer this week. Rev. Jack Heinsohn of Clen Moore United Presbyterian Church in New Castle will speak at the final service this evening.
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Bruce G. Beak
Bessemer United Presbyterian Church
Mohawk Area Church Association
Bessemer
Jack Heinsohn
Clen Moore United Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Weather Summary for Saturday Showers and Thunderstorms
A nation wide weather note forecasts showers and thunderstorms in the northern and mid Rockies and parts of the plains Tennessee Valley and upper New England. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere with high temperatures mostly in the 60s to 90s and scattered readings listed for many cities including Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Dallas Denver Duluth Jacksonville City Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix San Francisco Seattle St Louis Washington.
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Dallas
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Little Rock
Los Angeles
Nixon silence drives Watergate testimony into 1974
Washington reports John W. Dean says Nixon knew more about Watergate early and planned a cover up with Haldeman present. White House disputes Dean’s statements as Senate committee presses Nixon to testify in person. Debates over funds and travel records surface amid ongoing hearings and political tension.
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State Budget Crisis Fails to Secure 1973 Plan
Harrisburg report says the state will run out of money at midnight with no clear path to a new budget for fiscal 1973. The House Senate conference committee, after seven meetings and four hours Friday, planned to reconvene at nine, but members warned a weekend agreement was unlikely.
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Skylab Triumph Amid Weathered Setbacks and Tax Clash
Skylab astronauts hailed the first flight of the space station as a success despite earlier damage and heating issues. Ground controllers reported good health in the ship, and plans emerged for eight more weeks in orbit. Concurrently in Pennsylvania, Governor Shapp accused Republicans of pushing a high tax break, while lawmakers debated stopgap funding and state pay concerns.
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Hickory Teen Rescued From Ledge After Climb
A 16-year-old boy, John Kaufman, was rescued from a ledge above Neshuannock near Cronk after climbing down to a thin path. Rescue workers pulled him to safety as strong winds pushed him toward the edge. Kaufman told responders the climb began on a ridge above the off and “it was easy” to get back, according to Arran who spotted the boy.
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Edward Chestney
Friends tax audits eased amid White House pressure
Senate testimony by John W. Dean III alleges he was pressured to halt IRS tax audits of President Nixon friends while pursuing audits against enemies. Documents cited name two friends as Billy Graham and John Wayne. Dean describes orders to "do something" after a case tied to travels with Nixon, with the matter moving from IRS to the Justice Department.
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Russia
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Gas producers pledge more gasoline to stations this year
United Press International reports four major producers will boost distribution to gas stations nationwide this summer. Texaco sets flexible June July quotas, Exxon and Shell promise higher monthly allocations, while Gulf expands output by maximizing refinery runs amid imports.
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Tommy Irvin
James Wilder
North Carolina Soybean Producers Association
Texaco
Gulf
Energy cutback urged by Nixon in energy crisis call
President Nixon urged broad energy conservation as essential, citing that the US uses one third of global energy with only six percent of world population. He proposed a 47 percent cut in consumption in 12 months, including reduced air conditioning in federal buildings and lower speed limits to save gas.
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