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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1973
Page
4
Washington AP reports Nixon may reshuffle the Cabinet with as many as six departures, though a White House official says no changes are discussed. A middle–level official expects a slow turnover and thinks shifts may start next year.
Sources in Washington foresee possible changes at Treasury Labor Commerce Interior HUD and HEW with no resignations yet. Treasurys George Shultz may quit by year end while Commerce secretary Frederick Dent could depart next year. Housing chief James Lynn and Labor secretary Peter Brennan face questions about tenure amid White House chatter.
In Houston the Skylab 2 crew started four weeks of technical discussions to plan the mission, aiding the last space station crew and guiding analysis of data from America's longest spaceflight. Astronauts Alan Bean and Owen Garriott lead the program discussions.
The Army plans to purchase as many as 400 purebred beagles for testing nerve gas countermeasures at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland, paying 80 dollars per dog. Critics call the plan an outrage while officials defend the program as necessary and nonthreatening to beagle populations.
In Atlanta, 206270 eligible voters face a race for mayor with five candidates. Front-runner Maynard Jackson, a 35 year old black lawyer and current vice mayor, seeks strong black turnout and white liberal backing to force a run off. Jackson’s biracial platform contrasts with charges from some whites who call him a black racist over criticism of Police Chief John Inman.
Hilary Cleveland wife of Rep James C Cleveland will teach an eight week Watergate course at Colby College New Hampshire enrollment is 600 The class stems from her son David 18 asking for a course and the congressman provides transcripts and information while serving in Congress providing context for students
W A Tony Boyle former United Mine Workers president shows slight improvement from an overdose but remains in serious condition at George Washington University Hospital. He is moved from ICU to a private room as federal officials seek lift of his 50 000 bond for protective custody amid threats and ongoing Yablonski murder case proceedings.
United Press International reports Detroit education officials and striking teachers bargained Saturday over a compromise pay package after marathon talks. They resolved over 70 minor items while salary remained the main obstacle. Teachers sought 9.7 percent raises. the board offered 5 percent. The walkout affected 10,600 teachers and 270,000 students locally, with about 350,000 nationwide out of class.
Washington AP analysis shows financiers leading secret donors to President Nixon with oil and gas men second. Common Cause tallies break 12 industries including bankers and insurance figures and $13.1 million of $18.2 million total before the April 1972 disclosure law.
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