Hamburg Good Buy Food Survey Shows
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania prices for chopped chuck meat declined in nine of 13 cities since July 19 1973 with 79 cents to 1 39 per pound range. The AP surveys 15 items monthly across 13 cities. 81 percent cost more, 14 percent less, 4 percent steady and 1 percent unavailable. A Lancaster County cattleman notes supply and demand balancing while live cattle prices rise. Canter cut pork chops show mixed movement across cities.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Uniontown
Noah Wenger
Ege
Stevens
Lancaster County
Wenger
CROP Walk Here Raises $500 Plus
Local volunteers joined 43 participants in a 10 mile CROP walk from First United Methodist Church to Route 89 and back to raise funds for Church World Service hunger relief. About 39 completed the course and pledges will be collected, with totals likely surpassing $500.
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Church World Services
First United Methodist Church
National Bank of Corry
Nelsonsl Bank of Corry
Corry Man Pleads Guilty in Drug Case
Roger W. Willis, 25, of Corry, Erie County, pleaded guilty to a dangerous drug and cosmetic act violation for a November 24, 1973 incident. He was sentenced to four years and 30 days after police found USD pills marijuana seeds residue and caffeine in his car.
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Ering
Erie County
Roger W. Willis
B.D
Corry Willis
Fred Corbett
Willis
Mink Driver in Route 27 Pileup Injures Three
Kenneth Mink 20 and passenger Kathy Kleinham 21 of Erie were pinned for 40 minutes after a southbound jeep crossed the centerline and struck northbound Minnick truck on Route 27 near Pleasantville. Vehicle damage estimated at 4,500 for the Mink car and 6,000 for the truck. all three injured treated and released from Titusville Hospital. Mink in good condition at St Vincent Health Center after initial care at Titusville Hospital. Minnick 58 of Warren also treated.
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Erie
St. Vincent Health Center
Titusville
Sylvania
Connally Acquittal Plea Calls Witness a Liar
Washington AP Chief defense lawyer Edward Bennett Williams argues Connally should be acquitted on two bribe charges because key witness Jake Jacobsen is a liar who could gain from testimony. Judge Hart set today for oral arguments after reviewing briefs.
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John B. Connally
Edward Bennett Williams
Jake Jacobsen
Williams
George L. Hart
Connally
Treasury
Hart
Jacobsen
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Richard M. Nixon
Government May Buy Cars To Spur Auto Employment
Congress weighs a $443 million plan to purchase 121000 new cars and trucks for federal fleets to spur auto industry employment. The measure, part of an emergency jobs bill passed by the House, faces Senate hurdles with White House skepticism about cost and impact on deficits and dealers.
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Senate
Ford
White House
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James T
GSA
Harry Lawrence
National Automobile Dealers Association
Stanley Roe
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Senators foresee quiet U S evacuation from South Vietnam
Two senators from New York and Washington say U S evacuation of Americans from South Vietnam is likely underway and that President Ford would need congressional authorization for any troop involvement. They note Congress debates Ford requests for 722 million in military aid and 250 million in humanitarian aid, plus evacuation authority for thousands of vulnerable Vietnamese and more than 5,000 Americans.
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South Vietnam
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Rn.y
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ford
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ABC
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Muskie
Dmaine
NBC
Meet the Press
Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Newsweek Magazine
Blaze Damages George Buck Home on East South Street
Fire broke out at the rear of the George Buck residence at 644 East South Street shortly after 1 30 p m yesterday. It took 90 minutes to control with 20 firefighters and 4 officers responding. Estimated damage 2500 dollars to the house and contents.
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George Buck
East South Street
James Maloney
Maloney
Dems Edge GOP At 117 Register Day
Friday registration at Number 1 fire station drew 54 Democrats and 55 Republicans with 8 party changes. Independents totaled four as observers noted many purged voters rejoined the rolls and both parties called the event a success.
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Pour
Juveniles Arrested for Slashing Tires in Spartansburg
Two 17-year-old suspects, names withheld, were arrested by Corry state police after they allegedly slashed four tires of a car owned by Jean M. King on Main Street Spartansburg late Saturday night. A witness helped identify one suspect, leading to arrests.
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Spartansburg
Jean M. King
R.D. 2
Main Street
Joe
Teenager Killed In Car Accident In New Castle
In New Castle Pennsylvania one 17 year old driver Thomas Farbo died at the scene after a weekend crash. Passenger Denise Donegan 18 sustained head injuries and was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital in Youngstown Ohio. Jeffrey Wilson 14 remained in guarded condition at Jackson Hospital.
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Thomas Farbo
Denise Donegan
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Youngstown
Ohio
Jeffrey Wilson
Jkanison Hospital
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