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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
7
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. announces a House discussion on whether Nixon's Watergate actions merit impeachment. He plans a one hour session after regular business and invites colleagues to join. McCloskey notes Nixon's May 22 statement as grounds for impeachment.
Washington AP reports major clashes expected in Congress as Nixon administration and lawmakers debate a minimum wage bill a presidential reorganization plan and a stop the bombing measure The Senate will focus on a farm bill and a fuel allocation program while a House vote may curb funds for U S military action in Indochina The reorganization plan would place drug enforcement within Justice Department and faces a divided Government Operations Committee recommendation to defeat it
A list of court notices shows Rodney L. Troutman 19 of Indiana State University fined 50 dollars and jailed 30 days with suspended sentence for minor drinking. Others include Robert Townsend 26 public intoxication 50 dollars, Charles Tipton speeding 33, Catherine Jones 61 ran stop light 33, Sheila Mattox 17 speeding listed, Charles Chilton 19 ran red light 29, Gary Garthwaite 23 speeding 33, James Hunter 28 speeding 78, Gilbert Whitesides 19 reckless driving 78, Gary Hollar 30 speeding 38, Albert Childers 29 overweight truck 148, Jolonda Fields 16 speeding 33, Keith Browning 24 ran red light 18, James McCoy 29 no safety sticker 14, Danny Lunsford 26 expired plates, Michael Norton 19 expired plates 14, Charles Bruner 49 expired registration 8.
Washington AP The American Automobile Association started a weekly survey of hundreds of gas stations on travel routes to gauge fuel supply for motorists. First full results from national questionnaires handled by local clubs are due Tuesday. AAA notes April reports of shortages were somewhat distorted and checks for hours allocations and supply outlook are planned.
Maurice Jones aged 23, manager of a tavern in Eagle Park Acres in the Metro-Fast area, was shot outside the bar Saturday night after a quarrel, according to Madison County sheriff's deputies. West Point rejected Harry S. Truman due to poor eyesight.
A former White House aide says Nixon reversed course on a 1970 domestic intelligence plan that would have targeted Black Panthers and militants. He cites FBI Hoover’s objections and claims scuttling the plan birthed the Watergate era and the White House plumbers group.
White House officials refuse to release logs detailing meetings between Nixon and Dean, citing presidential privilege and a constitutional concern. Warren notes the logs may exist but declines to discuss possible evidence or confirm an attorney client relationship between Dean and the President.
President Nixon landed the presidential helicopter on the ellipse after a weekend at Camp David. He spent minutes shaking hands with about 300 people before driving to the White House. At Camp David he discussed energy and economics and planning state visits for Liberia's William Tolbert and the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev June 18 26.
American tourists flock to the Kremlin during spring, while Soviet tourist travel to the United States remains limited and tightly controlled. Intourist reports 66 164 Africans visited Russia in 1972, with far fewer Soviets traveling west. Visa procedures, loyalty checks, and lengthy screening steps impede outbound travel for Soviets.
A Penn Central freight train derailed Sunday night about a half mile north of Greencastle. A spokesman said there was no danger or injuries and the wreckage was being cleared as quickly as possible, with no immediate estimate of damages.
Urbana Illinois council considers a $10 million downtown project by Broadway Development Corp and Lincoln Towers Inc. Land purchase may reach $1.5 million with $300,163 asking price for 19 800 square feet. total land costs estimated at $500 000 to $1.2 million. Project features a two level department store and a shopping mall with office tower totaling about 317 000 square feet. Financing options include general obligation bonds or bank loan. home rule bonds up to 1 percent of assessed value could be about $900 000 with voter referEndum.
The 220 Diesel pairs low fuel cost with strong Mercedes engineering. It features direct injection, no spark plugs or distributor, independent suspension, and all wheels with disc brakes. Priced from 6662 dollars with optional upgrades, it emphasizes easy driving and long-term economy.
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