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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
1
Students in Wesley Boydston's Industrial Arts class construct a gym set with funds supporting the project. The effort reflects hands on work and community assistance to furnish school facilities.
Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans testified that six weeks earlier he had learned a man named Tony relayed $75,000 from Nixon’s political committee to cover legal fees for the Watergate defendants. He said the money was given to Herbert Kalmbach, Nixon’s attorney, who claimed it came from high authority for a White House project not tied to the election.
President Nixon, expected to announce tonight a major new program to battle inflation, will likely tighten wage price controls and consider selective price ceilings. Officials say an across the board wage and price freeze is unlikely as he weighs Phase 3 controls and a tough enforcement stance.
Washington AP reports 18 year olds increasingly skip Selective Service registration amid belief the draft ends June 30. National nonregistrant rates range from zero in Minnesota to 30 percent in Illinois, with higher figures in the West and New England. Pepitone cites urban neglect and plans a nationwide publicity push.
United States, North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong sign a pact to reinforce the cease fire in South Vietnam. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho plan a separate US North Vietnam signing later. Details remain undisclosed as talks continue amid opposition from South Vietnam's Thieu.
GM vice chairman Thomas A. Murphy told a Rotary Club that the company will not allow workers to refuse overtime. He warned stoppages could halt dependent plants and affect thousands of shifts. Murphy also rejected UAW demands to join health and safety program administration. UAW contract expires September 15.
Everett E. Eldridge age 88 of Fillmore was killed Tuesday when his car collided with another vehicle near Gainesville New York. State Police reported the fatal crash occurred in Wyoming County and identified Eldridge as the driver of the vehicle.
Albany AP says former New York City Comptroller Mario Procaccino, a Democrat who backed Gov Rockefeller, will replace Norman Gallman as state tax commissioner. Gallman retires July 25. the post pays 42475 annually. The governor's office declined to confirm the report.
In a downtown Philadelphia fire and explosion at a Cities Service ink plant two firefighters were killed and 38 people injured. The blaze started about 9 p.m. at the Frederick Levey division building, spread to a furniture warehouse, and prompted evacuations and downtown closures. Fire officials cited rubble collapses and a police injury as crews battled the flames.
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit against Texaco Inc and Coastal States Gas Producing Co claiming an agreement restrains gasoline sales to independents. The release followed a survey showing many stations cut hours or limited purchases amid gasoline shortages. Congressmen cite about 2000 independents closing due to supply issues.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz to survey Disney World in central Florida for land use and tourism impact as part of the 28 day mission. The crew will also conduct earth resources tests across Colorado Rockies Wyoming Big Horns Great Plains Venezuela and Brazil with Brevard County data versus airborne sensors.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller signed a bill extending the open rating system for two years allowing insurers to set rates with state approval required only for auto policies under the new no fault law. He also enacted 105 new judgeships to enforce the anti drug law, expanding state Supreme Court seats to 281 and boosting Court of Claims judges from 17 to 85.
Newsday reports two top Republicans in the state Assembly are under investigation for possible election law violations tied to last November’s voting. The inquiry involves Assembly Speaker Perry B Duryea Jr and Assembly Majority Leader John Kingston and the Action Committee for the Liberal Party.
In Syracuse area, 1379 Allied Chemical workers planned a new contract vote after an earlier rejection. Picket lines formed this morning and disrupted traffic near two plant sites.
London announces Princess Anne daughter of Queen Elizabeth II will marry Captain Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey on November 14. The service will be performed by Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey at Buckingham Palace.
Jeb Stuart Magruder ready to testify that former attorney general John N. Mitchell formally approved the Watergate bugging and burglary plans. The Chicago Tribune said Magruder, ex deputy director of the Committee to Reelect the President, has no direct evidence Nixon knew about the original plan or cover up.
A March 15 Long Island Rail Road collision at Ronkonkoma killed one and injured 27. Three crewmen and the engineer were blamed for the crash after they attempted to fix faulty brake equipment. Conductor Richard Sheil and Engineer Roy Tate were fired while Brakemen Dennis Hassett and Cyril Davis received 15 day suspensions.
A study by the National Press Club and American University accuses the Nixon administration of trying to control and conceal information. It states the administration is unwilling to accept the independent press role and calls it the most closed in recent decades.
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