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Friday, November 2. 1973 THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Page Five Washington Report — By — CONGRESSMAN WALTER B. JONBS Since my last Washington Report, the Capital City has been fllled with one crisis after another. On the weekend of the 20th, we witnessed the abrupt departure of three of the top men in the present Ad ministration — Richardson, Ruckelshaus, and Special Prosecutor Cox. This action by the President brought about an unprecedented amount of Butteric & Simplicity Patterns and alt types of notions and Dress & Suit Material. 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We have received over 300 letters and telegrams regarding the impeachment of the president. The sentiment for impeachment is running ap proximately 8 to 1. Inasmuch as impeachment would be one of the most serious matters this or any Congress would have to consider, I take the position that consideration should be deliberate and thorough. Based on this reason, I released the following statement to the press and many individuals: “The matter S17 GEORGE NEW BERN Florence M. Ipock Brown and husbwd, Simmie M. Brown, to Virgal B. Elks and wife, Irene Elks. Property in No. 1 Township. Jack Raymond Osborn and of impeaching a President of the United States is indeed a serious one. Therefore, I feel that the proper course of action for the United States House of Reiuresentatives to pursue at this time is to employ com petent counsel, inclumng of course the consideration of Archibald Cox, to make a thorough investigation; and if the charges of misconduct can be documented, then im peachment proceedings should begin at once.” Also during the week as the Mid-East War, which for a 24- hour period threatened to develop into a possible third World War; and at this moment, it appears that prompt and diplomatic action has prevent^ this. Legislative action was at a minimum, but the House did approve the Emergency M^cal Services Act of 1973. This is the bill that was ap proved by Congress during the month of Jidy, and on August 2 President Nixon vetoed the bill, his objection being the forced continuation of eight Public Health Service Hospitals. The bill approved last week omits the forced continuation of hospitals, but this prohibition on the closing of the eight hospitals is now contained in ttie Defense Authorization Bill. The Emergency Medical Services Act is designed to provide medical care through am bulance services, emergency rooms and other facilities, and properly trained personnel. During the debate it was estimated that with prompt emergency treatment at least 60,000 lies could be saved an nually. It is anticipated that President Nixon will not veto this legislation, for it does not contain his former objections. Much concern has been ex pressed recently over a threatened shortage of fertilizer for the coming year. At the insistence of some of us, the Cost of Living Council last week lifted price ceilings and further ordered that several plants which had been closed must be reopened. This action is ex pected to alleviate the threatened shortage. This is the first time that the Council has lifted a ceiling (m any com modity, indicating the seriousness of the situation. It was also announced last week that the House would recess during the Thanksgiving week and return to finish its work prior to Christmas. PIANOS TRY BEFORE YOU BUY $10.00 a Month Rents a New Wurlitzer Piano. Rent Applie* to Purchase If You Buy. FULLER'S MUSIC HOUSE 216'/; Middle Street New Bern, N. C. wife, Beverly Peterman Osborn, to Michael D. Jones and wife, Lina P. Jones. Property in Forest Hills. Needham S. Small to A. W. Burnette, Jr., and Chalmers L. White. Property in No. 9 Township. John Roberts Waters and wife, Evelyn Waters, to Eddie Waters and wife, Barbara Waters. Property in No. 1 Township. Raymond E. Dunn and wife, Ann R. Dunn, to Leonard G. Rice and wife, Elizabeth G. Rice. Property in No. 2 Township. W. M. Griffin and wife. Novella Smith Griffin, to Leon T. Pomes and wife, Muriel G. Femes. Property in Vanceboro. S. H. Fowler, Jr., and wife, Allie Dilday Fowler, to Freeman Jones. Property on Third Avenue. J. Frank Efird and .wife, Margaret M. Efird, to Ben jamin J. Canady, Jr., and wife, Brenda B. Canady. Property in Quail Ridge. Carolina Pines Estates, et als, to niomas J. Rauscher and wife, Barbara E. Rauscher. Property in No. 6 Township. Jasper Dewey Dudley and wife, Leila Bell Dudley, to Larry R. Roberson and wife, Nancy P. Roberson. Property in Highland Park. Lillie Bell McCoo; Helen Becton and husband, William James Becton; and Goldie E. Wallace to Goldie E. Wallace and Lena Ray Felton and huband, Rudolph Felton. Property in No. 5 Township. , Lillian F. Mumford to Johit Mumford and wife, Lillian F. Mumford. Property in Pavie Town. Charles B. Blythe and wife, Judy B. Blythe, to Harry L. Piner and wife, Linda B. Piner. Property on Center Avenue. LMnard Eugene Johnson and wife, Joyce Marie M. Johnson, to Itoold L. Young and wife, Mary W. Young. Property in No. 8 Township. Hunter C. Diggs to Zack J. Waters and wife, Alice &aig Waters. Property in No. 7 Township. First Citizens Bank & Trast Company to Neuse In- ;c9p(»ttt^. Property in No. 7 Townmip. William L. Hand, Jr., and wife, Kathryn J. Hand, to Moses Marshall and Joseph R. Mar shall. Property in No. 7 Township. NAT DIXON NURSERY - OlENBURNIE - Growers of Fine Trees, Shrubs and Plants Reliable service when you need it most is as close as your telephone TONY'S DRUG STORE 1114 Queen Street Dial 637-4060 F&L MOTORS Home of Sharp Cars For Top Tunes by Your Favorite Recording Stars YOUR TEEN-AGE MUSIC CENTER IS HAWKS RADIO t APPLIANCE CO. 327 MIDDLE STREET ZaytouH*s Cabinets WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM MADE CABINETS Ills QUEEN ST. - PHONE 638-8390 New Bern. N. C. JOHN ZAVTOUN OWNER niLL COW7LL MANAGER Cotien ^unexaC cJiome., One. "The Home of Dignified and Friendly Service” PHONE 637-31S1 8201 NEUSE BLVD. P. O. BOX 2323 NEW BERN. N. 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