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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1973

Page

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Grass roots split over Watergate in Southern Illinois

Precinct committeemen from Marion to Murphysboro reveal a wide range of views on Watergate. Republicans and Democrats clash over impeachment and electoral impact. Some call Nixon's actions a disgrace, others downplay effects on upcoming elections, while several insist on legal action and full accountability.

Southern Illinois Bessie Simmons E. Mitchell Sr Marion Jess Darnell Walnut St Nixon

House set to probe Johnson ouster in liquor panel row

Springfield formation of a five member House subcommittee will investigate the removal of Lawrence C. Johnson as chairman of the Illinois Liquor Control Commission by the Walker administration. Rep. Philip W. Collins will chair the panel with three Republicans and two Democrats.

Richard H. Ieen Lindsay-Schaub News Service Springfield House Lawrence C. Johnson Champaign Illinois Liquor Control Commission Walker Administration W. Robert Blair Blair Philip W. Collins Calumet City Springfield’s Memorial Hospital Wayne Kerstetter Illinois Bureau of Investigation Collins George Ray) Hudson Hinsdale Mary Lou Kent Quincy Democrat House Johnson Angelos Walker Commission Anthony G. Angelos Liquor Commission

Senate approves mandatory national fuel allocation plan

The Senate passed a bill by an 85 to 10 vote requiring President Nixon to craft a mandatory national fuel allocation formula. The move rejects the administration's voluntary guidelines and aims to guarantee fair fuel shares and prevent oil majors from cutting supplies to independent refiners and distributors.

Washington Senate Nixon Henry M. Jackson White House

Skylab power crisis prompts spacewalk rehearsal

Two astronauts spent four hours rehearsing in space to free a jammed Skylab solar panel as a second battery aboard the station showed power loss. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. led the operation with tools, ropes and tethers in preparation for a future attempted pry or cut free maneuver. Skylab should be visible from Southern Illinois and other regions as it moves about 270 miles up with specific dawn passes.

Higher Board Fast Tracks Windfall Plan For Higher Education

Gov Daniel Walker added a 10 million dollar sweetener to the higher education budget and asked the board to propose an allocation plan. The plan totals over 19 million with 4.5 percent salary gains for 1974 and shifts funds to senior universities, NIU and SIU Carbondale objecting to the formula. Community colleges say salary boosts don’t offset local revenue losses. Audits begin on presidents homes with Peat, Marwick and Mitchell leading the work at Illinois State University.

Daniel Walker Board of Higher Education Higher Board Donald Prince General Assembly Walker U of I Northern Illinois University Southern Illinois University, Carbondale William Allen SIU Board of Trustees J. Robert Barr NIU Community College James Unland Peat, Martwick and Mitchell Illinois State University

Senate panel seeks Nixon Dean conversation logs through talks

The Senate Watergate committee plans to negotiate for logs of Nixon Dean conversations rather than issue a subpoena. counsel Samuel Cash said White House material, if relevant, will be sought. Ehrlichman said Nixon tasked him to compile Watergate data in April and claimed Dean was involved in the scandal up to his eyebrows.

Smothers Danny R. Jones Tyrone Township Franklin County Nixon Jones Russell Marshall Murphysboro Senate Committee New York Times News Service Associated Press Washington Senate Watergate Committee John W. Dean III Dean White House Samuel Cash John D. Ehrlichman Ehrlichman

Sloan Warned White House of Watergate Risk but Was Ignored

Former campaign treasurer Hugh W. Sloan Jr testified he warned White House aides “there was something very definitely wrong” after the Watergate burglary but received no action. He recounted meetings with Dwight Chapin and John Ehrlichman and said executives protected the President while shielding campaign links. Sloan cited Magruder pressuring him to misstate the Liddy payoff. The report updates on Mitchell’s campaign spending role and ties to executive privilege. Jerry Priddy, ex major league player, was detained on extortion charges over a bomb threat aboard the Island Princess.

Washington Hugh W. Sloan Jr White House Nixon Sloan Senate G. Gordon Liddy Magruder Liddy Dwight Chapin John OD Ehrlichman Chapin Los Angeles Jerry Priddy Priddy

Area reaction to Watergate in local precinct comments

This is the first of three articles on local response to Watergate. It covers remarks from precinct committee men and previews upcoming pieces with reactions from state legislators central committeemen and private citizens in the area.

Nixon rebuilds staff

President Nixon announced a major White House staff shakeup with Army Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. to retire from active duty and lead the staff, Melvin Laird named counselor for domestic affairs, and Ronald Ziegler to add assistant to the President duties while keeping the press role. Public Citizen sued to strip Haig of military rank. Tonight fair and cooler with 50s low. Thursday sunny and 77 to 82. warmer into Friday through Sunday.

Washington Nixon White House Army Alexander M. Haig Jr Melvin R. Laird John D. Ehrlichman H. R. Haldeman Ronald L. Ziegler Haig Henry A. Kissinger Haldeman Laird U.S. House Wisconsin National Security Council Ziegler Herbert G. Klein Ralph Nader Public Citizen, Inc U.S. District Court Public Citizen Regular Army Regular Navy Regular Marine Corps Regular Coast Guard

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