Demand Nixonmen Testify in ITT Investigation Clash
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. vows to block Richard G. Kleindienst’s attorney general nomination unless White House aides Peter Flanigan and William Timmons testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Ervin says executive privilege has no merit for aides outside the White House, while Ziegler dismisses Flanigan’s testimony.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Richard G. Kleindienst
White House
Peter Flanigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
Ervin
Committee
Senate
Nixon Administration
Nixon
Congress
Ronald L. Ziegler
Flanigan
William Timmons
Meals on Wheels Recipients Grow to Twenty One
A Meals on Wheels committee report covers the first full week of operation. Twenty one recipients are served with meals from St Paul Lutheran Church kitchen and plans are in place to reach up to twenty five under current funding.
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Meals On Wheels Committee
St. Paul Lutheran Church
September Start Hopes For 50 Unit City Housing Plan
Philadelphia architect Michael P. Marcelli outlined a federally supported 50 unit apartment project to council chambers. If schedules hold, construction could begin in September and finish next summer. the project is funded via a CAIDC loan repaid from rental income and will be taxable in the city with a million dollar assessed value. Units will be east of South Center street hill and include one two and three bedroom layouts with rents from 110 to 150 dollars monthly including utilities. The plan requires approvals from Planning Commission City Council Zoning Board of Appeals and CAIDC Housing Corporation, with the Planning Commission tentatively approving first. The next council meeting will see the commission’s written agreement forwarded for final action.
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Michael P. Marcelli
Philadelphia
Marcelli
Housing Corporation
Corry Area
South Center Street Hill
City Council
City Planning Commission
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Caidc Housing Corporation
Planning Commission
Youths Attack Injure Meadville School Bus Driver
Meadville police weigh charges after a group of youths beat driver James Lenhart following a cigarette smoking incident on a bus. Lenhart was treated for abrasions and contusions and returned to work, noting past attempts to remove smokers had reduced trouble. A passing motorist chased away the youths and took Lenhart to Spencer Hospital.
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Meadville
James Lenhart
Spencer Hospital
Lenhart
Harrisburg Man Gets Life Sentence for Drug Trafficking
James Meyers, 48, of Harrisburg, received a life term for unlawful sale of narcotics marking a first in the state under the 1961 Drug Device and Cosmetics Act. Judge Dowling told him rehabilitation should take a back seat to victims' rights after two prior drug convictions and a parole status.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
John U Dowling
James 8. Meyers
Meyers
Board Still Hearing Witnesses On Proposed Milk Price Cuts
Harrisburg, Pa AP The Milk Marketing Board continues hearings on a plan to cut retail milk prices in western Pennsylvania with a decision not due before May 1 A second Pittsburgh meeting is planned for April 24 The proposal would cut prices by a fraction of a cent in 13 counties while keeping farmer and dealer prices largely unchanged Opponents include milk dealers and the Teamsters Union who say profits and deliveries could suffer The administration has drafted a bill to strip the board of its minimum pricing powers
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harry B. Kapleau
Pittsburgh
Kapleau
Shapp
Nina Gowell
J. Lin ‘Huber
Big Shapp
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
West Pennsylvania
Greene
Fayette
Washington
Westmoreland
Allegheny
Beaver
Lawrence
Butler
Armstrong
Mercer
Venango
Crawford
Clarion
Milk Board
Heavy enemy raids on upswing near An Loc
North Vietnamese forces attacked from both sides of Highway 13 north of Saigon and halted a South Vietnamese relief force about 15 miles from An Loc. The Saigon command reported nine government positions shelled including Dak To and Tan Cant as the offensive entered its third week. An armored column and paratroopers were hit near Chon Thanh, forcing a withdrawal to consolidate forces.
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Saigon
An Loc
Cambodia
Mekong
Central Highlands
Central Coastal Plain
Dak To
Tan Cant
South Vietnam gains edge in Quang Tri outlook
U S military analysts see a shift toward South Vietnamese forces in Quang Tri province and near Hue with fighting intensifying in the central highlands. South Vietnamese troops report defensive successes aided by air strikes and artillery as weather limits bombing. In Saigon a separate note: Montgomery County votes 5 2 to scrap a 13820 planning budget for next year.
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Saigon
U.S
Quang Tri Province
An Loc
Kompong Track
Cambodia
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Dmz
Dong Ha
Quang Tri City
Quang Tri
Hue
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County
Welfare abortions claim sparks PA probe
Erie Solon accuses that welfare funds may pay for abortions in New York, citing two Erie girls who reportedly paid 25 dollars of 125, with the rest covered by state aid. He calls for auditor investigation before a May 1 report to Gov. Shapp. A physician at Edinboro State College notes daily student pregnancies in fall. a critic cites nurses quitting over dead-fetus images.
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ERIE
Robert Bellomini
Pennsylvania
New York
Bellomini
Abortion Law Commission
Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance
Robert Gasey
New York State
Commission
Shapp
George Ledger
Edinboro State College
Ledger
Carolyn Korbeck
VIP Week Kicked Off in Corry Pennsylvania
VIP Week began in Corry yesterday with Edward Zarger participating as a featured attendee in the event in Pennsylvania. The program aims to highlight local initiatives and community participation during the weeklong observance.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Edward Zarger
Charge Boys In Burning Of Automobile
Two juvenile boys face charges for firing at private property after a deliberate blaze destroyed an automobile in the high school parking lot. The $300 loss involved a car owned by Fred Diemer and a state fire marshal will review evidence. Police credited Officers Steele and Hunt for quick suspect identification. Petitions will be filed in Erie County juvenile court. two more youths may be charged soon.
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Fred Diemer
Columbus Avenue
Kenneth Nichols
Lawrence Park
Nichols
Joel Steele
Kenneth Hunt
Erie County Juvenile Court
Corry Area Road Projects Take Back Seat
PennDOT Franklin office outlines highway improvements with Corry area not listed among projects and local official hints at overlay work on routes 426 and 277. The plan details resurfacing miles across multiple routes, shoulder stabilization, and structural repairs in Erie County totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, with work to be done by department forces and area contractors. Consumer attitudes toward the economy show improvement for large purchases per the University of Michigan survey.
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Franklin
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Corry
Vincent Kennerknecht
Erie County
The
Journal
New York State Line
Crawford County
Kennerknecht
Colt Station
Waterford
Ohio Line
Tracy
Union City
Depot Road
Harborcreek
Kerr Road
Crossingville
Lavery Corners
Lowville
Wellsburg
Lake Pleasant
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Quarterly Survey of
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Corry Baking Co
Western Auto Store
Greater
Michael Marcelli
South Center Street
Eaton
Soebite
Delta
Demilitarized Zone
Buck Page
South
Erie Solon
James Brady
United Fund
Brady
Lesis Dennis Frushone
Chamber of Commerce
Pryor
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