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Business Minded Panel Calls lor More Open Government; Politicians Call For Impeachment Vote
Solzhenitsyn Says He f'llfilled Duty
WASHINGTON (AP> - A business-oriented panel has called for more open government and three leading politicians have asked for a quick decision on whether to impeach President Nixon. These developments opened a week in which the Senate Watergate Committee is expected to decide whether it would hold further public hearings on the Watergate scandal. The committee’s alternative was to write its final report and disband. Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C. has said the hearings would resume Jan. 29, but the majority of the seven-member committee reportedly is undecided whether to continue.
Expected to join with Ervin in seeking resumption were Sens. Joseph M. Montoya, DN.M. and Herman £. Talmadge, D-Ga. The committee’s other Bemocrat, Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii, is waiting for a report on staff investigations before making up his mind, his aides say. Of the committee’s three Republicans, Tennessee’s Howard H. Baker, Jr., the vice chairman, and Lowell P. Weicker Jr., of Connecticut, would like to see the committee's work completed. Sen. Edward J. Gurney of Florida has publicly opposed the hearings for months. Chief counsel Samuel Dash has insisted that significant
TRUSTEE S REPORT
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) REPORT Of RECEIPTS AND
DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE C AtfNDAR YEAR 1973
Balance
Jackson Township, Putnam County
Balance
Funds
Jon. 1
Receipts
Disbursements
Dec. 31
Township ...
... ‘236J 27 ...
*2113.77
*2815.79
*1673.25
D°0
none
F. Revenue Sharing Fund ^
2315.26
350.93
totacs.
.. '2365.27 ..
‘5029 96
‘5371.05
*2024.18
Source
Amount
Duane Stanley
...194.00
TOWNSHIP FUND
BillGordeon
...206.00
Taxes-June
10 - Other Civil Township Expenses
Taxes - December Snow Bound .
Tri-County Bonk 6 Tr. Co
20.00
Total Township Fund
HendricksTel. Corp
...100.00
DOG FUND
tester Wilson
.100 00
Dog Tax from Assessor
Eileen Gowin
...100.00
Total Dog Fund
Robert Gordon
...100.00
FEDFRALREVfNUE SHARING FUND
Rex Boyd
...130.00
Approved use of Time Deposits
•2666.19
DISBURSEMENTS REVENUE
Total Federal Revenue Sharing
SHARING FUND
Fund
Classification of Expense and
Gross
DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND
To Whom Paid
Amount
Classifkation of Expense and
Gross
Fire Protection;
To Whom Paid
Amount'
Harold Dean - Trustee
1 • Poy of Trustee, Rent,
Clerical 6
Eel River Twp
‘1125.00
Travel Expense
Fire Dept, of Bainbridge
Juonito Crosby - Trustee
Comm
.1125 00
Donald Crosby
Advertising - Banner-Graphic...
45 26
2 • Books. Stationary, Printing 6 Adver-
Core of Cemeteries
tising
Allen Sprague
20.00
lee Sch. Supply Co
DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND
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□ossification of Expense and
Gross
Kiger 4 Co., Inc
To Whom Paid
Amount
Audry Myers
John Crosby
...190.00
3 - Core of Cemeteries
Norme Peynter
60.00
I h«r»by certify that the foregoing i» o trve and correct'statement of the receiph and dnburtementi of the above named township; that • complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchors shmving the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed os required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report Is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Juanita M. Crosby, Trustee
Jon. 22-1T
TRUSTEE'S REPORT TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSTMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1973
Warren Township, Putnam County
Balance Balance Funds Jan 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township <349.13 >3548 00 ‘3493.55 ‘423.58 Dog 166.00 529 90 445.90 250 00 Revenue Share 1486.62 81.43 1405.19
TOTALS *515.13
‘5584.52
‘4020.88 ‘2078.77
DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes - June ‘1675.44 Taxes - December 1358.56 Justice of Peace Docket Fee 534.00 Total Township Fund ‘3568.00 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor ‘250 00 Dog Tax from Co. Trees. 279.90 Surplus from County 166.00 Total Dog Fund W5.90 REVENUE SHARE FUND U. S. Treasury Dept ‘I486 62 Total Revenue Share Fund ! 1486.62 DISBURSEMENTS WARREN TWP FUND □ossification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Noble Costin - Salary ‘1690.00 Lon Costin - Salary ...250.00 Lucy Andrews - Salary 396.40 Banner-Graphic • Advertising 67.05
Disbursements (contd.) Diane Scott - Care of Cemeteries 400.00 Lee School Supply - Supplies 103.60 Sarah Danberry - Stamps 16.00 Robert Blue - Advisory Bd 150.00 Rex Parker - Advisory Bd 150.00 DeWayne Burnham - Advisory Bd. 150 00 ClayCo R.T.C.-Telephone 67.50 Wm. Podget - Bonds. 45.00 1 st CitiieruBank 8.00 TOTAt ‘3493.55 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Gordon Whitman *114.40 Stork, Wetiel Co , 331.50 TOTAL ‘445 90 DISBURSEMENTS - FUND for Revenue Shoring Banner-Graphic - Adv *81.43
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report it subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Noble Costin, Trustee Jon. 21-1T
new information his staff has uncovered on campaign contributions justifies a new round of hearings Privately, however, some of the senators have said they will have to be convinced at a Wednesday meeting of the need for the panel to reconvene. Calling for a quick decision on the impeachment question were Sens. Jacob Javits, RN.Y. and George McGovern, D-S. D. and Gov. Ronald Reagan of California. Each commented on a different Sunday television interview program. McGovern, on ABCs “Issues and Answers," said the House Judiciary committee has ample grounds to proceed with the impeachment charges against Nixon. He said the committee should move “as expeditiously
Mon Captured After Gun Fight
CHARLOTTE N.C.(AP)A 27-year-old man wanted in a triple slaying in Tennessee has been captured here after being wounded in a gun battle with law officers. A spokesman for the FBI said Alvin Seagroves of Chattanooga, Tenn., was arrested Sunday about an hour after the gunfight when Charlotte residents reported seeing a man bleeding in the street. Tennessee authorities said Seagroves had been sought in connection with the Aug. 4 shooting deaths of his former wife's husband, sister and brother-in-law in a parking lot in Tracy City, Tenn. Authorities said Seagroves’ former wife, Phyliss Gregory, was wounded in the shooting incident. It occurred four days after Seagroves was paroled from the Tennessee State Prison, where he had been serving a term for receiving and concealing a stolen car, they said. The FBI said the gun battle began after Seagroves drove a car into the Southern 500 Truck Stop near here on Interstate 85 about 10:45 a.m. EST. The agency said a Tennessee woman and her 2-year-old son were in the car with him and two carloads of agents were following him. The FBI said that, when one of the agents approached the car, Seagroves pulled a pistol and shots were exchanged. Despite a shotgun wound in the arm, Seagroves sped away from the truck stop, officers said. An FBI agent said he was knocked from the side of the car as it passed him but said he was not injured. Seagroves was taken to Charlotte Memorial Hospital after his arrest several miles from the truck stop. His condition was listed as satisfactory late Sunday. The woman, Connie Meeks Nunnally, 35, and her son were not injured, officen said. Her hometown was not released. An FBI agent said Seagroves would be charged with assaulting a federal officer.
PUTNAM COUNTY BALANCE SHEET 1973
To th« Board of Commiisioners of Putnam County, Indiana, th« Auditor and Treasurer make the following report of receipts
and disbursements for the various funds from December 31, 1972through December 31,1973.
Balance Receipts Disbursed Balance Jon. 1,1973 1973 ,973 Dec.31.-1973
Co Revenue 138,392 91 655,957.14 584,208.60 210,141.45 Co. Welfare 72,721 35 402,557.43 362,674 95 112,603.83 Welfare Trust 1,445 75 8,383.05 .7,394.47 .. . . .2,434.33 Poor Relief 65,422 09 37,85* 17 20,707.12 82,567.14 Cumulative Bridge 162,092 39 173,153.52 - 305,166 86 30,079.05 Co. Highway 112,126 99 654,422.42 692,821.38 73,728.03 Hospital Cum Bldg - ;....228,640 17 228,640.17 Hospital Bond. Redemp 23,681.56 26,130.33 - 36,050.00 13,761.89 Conservancy 7,289.28 T',289 28 BBS 189,302 13 373.978.16 538,839 86 24,440.43 Tax Sale Redemp 14.63 1,067.42 1,067.42 .14.63 Prin.Cong 159.17 9,538.90 9,598 68 99 39 Int Cong 398 10 1,061.76 1,001.40 458.46 Fines 1,925.40 30,065 20 30,062.60 1,928.00 State Fair ^tl .....799.41 State Forestry - 4,246.13 4,246.13 Gross To* 917.27 7,499.21 7,466.57 949.91 Federal Whhdg 57,194.86 57,194.86 F.I.C.A 17,499.80 58,667.34 57,355.34 18,811.80 Grow from Sale R E ^ Inheritance 9.619.81 85,435.98 *'>!”•£ 33,058.50 usw Enforcement 124 00 7,466.72 7,335.92 254.80 State Council 10 00 20.00 ...^.00 UjdirMl ... 471.00 4,604.00 4,796.00 279.00 SET 273.00 2.669 m 2,802 m , 40.00 10.00 10 00 State Pros 332.M 20,894.48 20.434.48 792.00 MV.P. 94.20 94.20
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as possible and vote the question up or down, clear the air.” Javits was interviewed on the WCBS-TV program “Newsmakers” in New York City. He said the House must make an early decision on the impeachment issue “for the good of the country.” Reagan was on NBCs “Meet the Press” and said “If the Democratic leadership and the committee which is studying it think they have grounds for impeachment, I wish they’d get on with it and clear it up.” And, on the CBS network’s “Face the Nation," Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott said he had information that could clear Nixon of Watergate wrongdoing. But Scott said that for some reason the White House was unwilling to make the information public. Informed sources also have reported that the White House had transcripts that refuted charges by ousted White House aide John W. Dean III that Nixon knew of the Watergate cov-er-up before March 21, 1973, the date that Nixon said he first learned of it.
MOSCOW (AP)— Alexander Solzhenitsyn, denounced as a traitor by Soviet authorities for his book “Gulag Archipelago,” said today the book has fulfilled his duty to the dead. He said he and his family are “ready for anything.” In written answers to questions submitted to him by Western newsmen, the Nobel prizewinning author refused to speculate on what the Kremlin might do to him for smuggling his history of Soviet labor camps out of Russia for publication abroad. “I am not going to make predictions," he said. “I and my family are ready for anything.
I have fulfilled my duty to the dead. It gives me relief and tranquility. “This truth was doomed to die. It was being downtrodden, was being drowned, burned, ground to ashes. But look, it has survived, it lives, it has been printed — and nobody ever will be able to wipe it out.” Solzhenitsyn disputed charges that the book has harmed detente between the Soviet Union and the West. It is “not he who tells about committed crimes who brings harm to peace and to good relations among people and peoples, but he who committed or is committing them,”
he said. He also replied to historian Roy A. Medvedes another member of the dissident movement, who wrote that reform could only come from inside the Soviet Union and criticized him and physicist Andrei Sakharov for their appeals to foreign opinion. Solzhenitsyn agreed that those disatisfied with aspects of Soviet life should not seek help from other governments. But “we addressed the world public and figures of culture," he said. “Their support is priceless, always effective, always helps. We both now are unharmed and alive only because
of that.” He said the proposal of Roy Medvedev and his brother Zhores to seek help from Western Communist circles would not work. The only direct way to change things, he said, is to “address our readers, our compatriots and especially our youth.” Asked how these could render support, he replied: “Not by physical action^ only by rejection of lies, with personal nonparticipation in lies. Each person should decisively stop cooperating with lies everywhere he sees them himself.”
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