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Pontiac Daily Leader in Pontiac, Illinois

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Pontiac Daily Leader

Location

Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1974

Page

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Impeachment questions loom on Capitol Hill amid Nixon turmoil

Don Oakley surveys the Washington scene as impeachment debates ripple through Congress. He notes growing pressure from Nixon loyalists and rising public support for removal, while Republicans fear electoral backlash if they back or oppose impeachment without conclusive proof.

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Lifetime earnings rise with schooling says Commerce study

A Commerce Department study links education to higher lifetime income, noting college graduates earn about 279000 more than high school graduates. In Livingston County, 22.5 percent have elementary schooling, 38.6 percent high school, 6.3 percent college. Education is shown to pay off across a career. Senator Adlai Stevenson to speak at the Livingston County Democratic picnic, with a Peoria debate to follow against George Burditt.

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Leak uses for both sides in democracy debate

James Reston discusses leaking as a safety valve and weapon in politics. He cites Goldwater urging prosecutions of the Washington Post and White House staffers seeking leaks to expose Nixon information. The piece surveys historical uses of leaks and argues for careful, not abolished, practice.

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General Tel manager offers telephone tips for Pontiac area

Virgil D. Brown district commercial manager of General Telephone Company for Pontiac provides advice for all users. Dial seven digits for local calls and pull the dial to the stop. Check area codes before long distance. Speak clearly identify yourself. Space calls to accommodate emergencies. Avoid long local conversations and limit rings to six. Respect party line privacy. Prepare emergency numbers and learn directory information to save lives.

Virgil D. Brown General Telephone Company Pontiac

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