Can Senators Arrest Nixon
Washington AP report discusses a clash over Senate power to arrest White House aides who refuse subpoenas in the Watergate probe. Atty. Gen. Kleindienst says no, while Sen. Ervin and Baker say the Senate could indirectly compel testimony, with Ervin citing Supreme Court precedents.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Watergate Investigating Committee
Watergate
Ervin
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
H.R. Haldeman
Weicker
Haldeman
Kleindienst
Supreme Court
United States
Sen, Ervin
Corry Joins Sparta Protest Over School Merger
The Sparta High transfer plan to Corry Area High next term sparks broad protests across Corry Area districts. Petitions circulate in Corry and townships, led by Delorese Firth, opposing the crowded next term and asking lawmakers to consider two Senate bills and a House bill offering Sparta a chance to withdraw from the merged district.
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Corry
Sparta
Spartans Eye
Sparta High
Corry Area
Delorese Firth
Spartansburg
Board of Education
Columbus
Spring Creek
Elgin
Wayne
Concord
Senate
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
South Viet Nam reports heaviest fighting since ceasefire
Saigon says North Vietnamese and Viet Cong probing for major offensive with over 200 casualties in four zones west of Hue central highlands near the Cambodian border and Mekong Delta. Rangers go missing and wounded as artillery pounces near Pleiku. In Cambodia, Khmer Rouge and allies seal Phnom Penh supply routes.
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Saigon
Hue
Central Highlands
Mekong
Cai Lay
Thanh Giao
Pleiku
Lee Trung Hien
Khmer Rouge
Lon Nol
Samrong Vong
Phnom Penh
Salvation Army Adds Free Copy Service for the Elderly
Corry Salvation Army announces new services for seniors including free photocopying of birth certificates and records. Capt James Korp says items can be copied at the corps on weekdays at no cost. A will-be jitney transport service for elderly shoppers is planned with civic group drivers and use of the Army station wagon.
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Corry Salvation Army
Corry Corps
Army
Pittsburgh
James Korp
Corry Citadel
Salvation Army
Korp
Driverless car causes three-car crash at Country Foods
A driverless car drifted from a Country Foods lot on East Columbus Avenue causing a three-car collision totaling 1050 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Cars owned by Earl Meerhoff Pamela Labowski and Edward Thompson sustained 500 350 and 200 dollars in damage respectively.
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Country Foods
East Columbus Avenue
Earl Meerhoff
R.D. 1
Wattsburg
Pamela A. Labowski
Mansfield
Ohio
Miss Labowski
Meerhoff
Edward C. Thompson
206
Worth Street
Labowski
Thompson
UC Dam Area Farmers Fight Pool Plan
Residents near the Union City Dam circulate a petition to halt filling the permanent pool behind the dam. John Dick, organizer, says the move would hurt nearby farmers and raise taxes as the county funds one third of the project. He aims to present signatures to Erie County Commissioners to withdraw support, arguing local officials lack information on the dam and park plans. The dam is complete but land behind it awaits Corps clearance, with no firm start date yet.
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Union City Dam
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
John Dick
Erie County
Corps of Engineers
Wattsburg
County Commissioners
County Health Department
Metro Planning Commission
House Price Rollback Faces Floor Fight At April Session
House Banking Committee backs rollback to Jan 10 levels for prices rents and interest. Nixon seeks extension of discretionary powers, Democrats push stricter controls. Bill would end general exemptions, set wage and dividend caps, and authorize court actions. Beef and pork exports rise sharply in early 1973.
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Washington
Nixon
House Banking Committee
House
CAEA Rebuts Statement On Vacation By Teacher
The Corry Area Education Association president says it would have been nearly impossible for Superintendent Ray Elsen to be unaware of a teacher taking 10 days off for a golfing vacation. Daniel Scannell asserts written authorization was required for any leave and questions Elsen’s knowledge, noting Miss Ann Baressi approved the leave. The dispute centers on how the leave was classified and the need for improved communication between administration and teachers.
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Corry
Scannell
Ann Baressi
Webster
Scannel
Meat prices hold as crossfire boycott stalls industry
Amid a nationwide meat boycott shoppers and grocers remain balanced as prices hold while sales plunge. Reports show 40 to 70 percent drops for grocers and packers, with meat spending shifting to poultry and fish. Industry leaders warn continuing boycott could erase profits and even wreck meat production.
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Associated Press
J. Luther Hinds
Hinds Meats
Los Angeles
Les Whisenhut
Hinds
Frank Register
National Association of Retail Grocers
Robert Miller
Union Packing Co
Miller
Bohack
New York City
Weather Lion Causes Snowy Outbreak Across Counties
March arrived like a lion with April not far behind as Corry reported light snow and Chautauqua County saw enough to dispatch plows. A snow related crash occurred in a nearby county when a semi skidded and jackknifed on slick roads.
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Corry
Chautauqua
New York
Ay County
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Rconn
GOP
Eric Man
Paul H. Schulz
Erie
San Diego
North
Tong Je Chan
Joint Military Commission
International Commmission of Control and Supervision
Hien
Cambodia
U.S
UC Dam
Price
Roy L Ash
House Rules Committee
Ash
Congress
Peter M .Flanigan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Flanigan
Agriculture Department
CAEA
Jaycee
Jaycees
DSA
Corry Motor Inn
Marjorie Tarbell
Cive
Tarbell
Charles VanTassel
Thomas Grice
McEldawney
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