Panel Presses White House on Tapes Subpoena Option
House Judiciary Committee members expressed anger over the White House plan to delay replying on taped presidential conversations. Several urged issuing a subpoena, while critics called the delay an unconscionable tactic. The panel planned a full meeting Thursday as Democrats and Republicans pressed for production before Easter recess.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Peter Rodine
Dn.j
Rodino
Hogan
One Killed and 26 Hurt In Greek Oil Tanker Explosion
A Greek oil tanker Elias unloaded crude at Atlantic Richfield in south Philadelphia when a pair of explosions tore through the ship and dock. One crewman died, 26 injured, and eight missing with five seamen and a mother plus two children reportedly aboard. Rescue vessels and a helicopter searched the river as oil spilled and booms were set to protect wildlife. The ship broke in two, burning near refineries, and authorities anticipated days of recovery for possible bodies.
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Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Delaware River
Elias
Atlantic Richfield Co
Pat Watson
Delaware
Lidoriki Maritime Corp
Greece
Frank Leary
Sound Off Set To Start Tomorrow On The Journal
Readers can call 665 8291 each Thursday from 6 PM to midnight to leave brief messages. Tape recordings will be printed in the Saturday paper, allowing beefs or suggestions from taxes to roads without naming the speaker. The feature, dubbed Sound Off, begins tomorrow at 6 PM.
Seniors Year Bypass At Corry Area High
Corry Area School District officials announce a new program called Senior Year Bypass in cooperation with Edinboro State College. Four CAHS juniors aim to enter Edinboro as freshmen this fall after completing their junior year, requiring a 3.3 GPA and a 1000 SAT/entrance score. Names include Michael Baker Dale Cook Pamela Cmiel and Ruth Kanzlemar.
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Corry Area
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Michael Baker
Paul Baker
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Dale Cook
Glenn Cook
Pamela Cmiel
Marian Cmiel
Park Street
Ruth Kanzlemar
Joseph Kanzlemar
R.D. 1
Corry
Superior High School
Saaten
Dt’ Cahs
First Oil Tanker Reaches U S Since Embargo Lift
The Arab oil embargo ends with the Italian tanker Elba Lolligeiti delivering 344000 barrels of Algeria crude to Norfolk Virginia, the first major shipment since the embargo's end. Exxon plans 50000 barrels of Mideast oil to arrive in New York Harbor.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Federal Energy Office
Elba Lolligeiti
Norfolk, Va
Algeria
Exxon Corp
Mideast
Esso
Barcelona
New York Harbor
FEC
Boyle Defense Rests Case in Yablonski Slaying Trial
In Media Pennsylvania former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle rests his murder trial defense after four ex-UMW officials testified Boyle did not leave the board room area during a June 23 1969 meeting in Washington D C. They corroborated that Boyle exited via a side door and did not pass the hallway outside the room as the prosecution claims. The defense rested after presenting witnesses who supported Boyle’s claim of noninvolvement.
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Media
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony
UMW
Boyle
Yablonski
Union
International Board
Washington, D.C
William Turnblazer
Albert Pass
Turnblazer
Yablnoski
Henry Allai
Pittsburg
Kan
District 14
Charles F. Moses
Allai
Frank M. Stevenson
Price
Utah
District 22
Louis Austin
Terre Haute
Ind
Michael Budzanoski
Mollohgahtla
District 5
Corryites Keep Their (Shiver) Cool
Corry reports an April night of six degrees with five inches of snow on the ground. Weather observer Mrs. Richard Mountain notes it was the coldest April night since 1942 and cites a Columbus Township report of six degrees below zero.
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Corry
Richard Mountain
the Journal
Alder Bottom Road
Columbus Township
Warnings on Population Growth and Starvation Risk in South Asia Africa
AP report cites Mihail Mesarovic and Eduard Pestel warning that South Asia and Africa face mass starvation within a decade unless population growth is curbed and massive aid is provided. They call for $700 billion in investment aid and global market access, plus rapid establishment of a global alert system to develop preemptive solutions.
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Washington
South Asia
Africa
Mihail Mesarovic
Systems Research Center
Case Western Reserve University
Eduard Pestel
Technical University of Hannover
Germany
Overseas Development Council
Asia
Council
Mesaravie
Pestel
Mesarovic
Club of Rome
South America
50 Year Rail Vet Killed By Train at Meadville
Lucas Artman a 65 year old Meadville railroad worker with nearly five decades of service was struck by an Erie Lackawanna switch engine in the yard and died. Coroner Dr. Wilburn ruled the death accidental from chest injuries after Artman failed to hear the approaching locomotive. Fellow EL supervisor Charles Alsdorf said Artman swept snow from switches before the crash, the engine driven by William Hall of Meadville failed to see him.
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Meadville
Lucas Artman
Allman
Erie Lackawanna Railway Co
Wilburn
Thomas
Crawford County
Charles Alsdorf
Arman
William Hall
Hall
Artman
Alsdorf
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AAA
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William E. Simon
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