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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1973
Page
12
A Monongalia County special election on the operating levy prompts warnings that failure would harm education. Voters are urged to renew to fund teacher salaries textbooks library books and facilities, with the ballot offering For the Levies and Against the Levies options.
Patrick J. Buchanan, Nixon campaign tactician and former newsman, testifies to the Watergate Committee with candor and apparent lack of hidden agenda. He defends countering tax exempt groups and emphasizes the panel’s role to uncover illegal campaign activity and propose safeguards.
James Reston argues the Senate's 40 percent overseas force cut, then reversal under White House pressure, signals a rift between Congress and the Administration. He notes Nixon Doctrine aims, shifting budgets from defense to social programs, and the growing retrenchment mood influencing NATO and allied talks with the USSR.
Friends recall Frank Heaster promoted the Preston County Buckwheat Festival with affection and flair. The festival committee dedicates this year’s Buckwheat program to him, praising his love for Preston’s people, scenery, and culture.
Russell Baker portrays the ghost of Stalin haunting minds and institutions. The piece traces show trials, psychiatric terror, and coercive confessions under the Ministry of Thought, with references to Khrushchev era shifts and modern echoes in politics and media.
The piece argues Vice President Agnew should seek prompt grand jury presentation of evidence and a possible indictment or trial for vindication. It criticizes his lawyers for delaying tactics and urges Agnew to push for full, timely disclosure to the grand jury and trial if indicted.
The Gallup results show Democrats hold 43 percent, the same share as before Watergate. Republicans fall from 28 to 24 percent after the scandal, while more Americans register as Independents, many anti Republican in sentiment.
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