Corry Area High School elects first female Student Council president
Cindy Loveland defeats Ernest Ferro Dennis Scalise and John Crotty to become Corry Area High School Student Council president. Ferro vice president. Loveland plans a cabinet including campaign manager Marilyn Gilliland. National Library Week activities and Charles Lacey Day noted in accompanying captions.
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Cindy Loveland
Corry Council
Ernest Area High School
Ferro
Pryor
Corry Area High School
Cindy
Cyd) Loveland
Ernest Ferro
Dennis Scalise
John Crotty
David Simmons
Ess
Loveland
Cyd
Marilyn Gilliland
James Dolan
John Stocks
National Library
Charles Lacey
Ireland
Nixon vows tough stance on POWs and China reach
President Nixon, in a nationwide radio Q A, says the United States has cards to play on POWs and the prisoner issue while signaling readiness for broader trade with Communist China but declining immediate diplomatic recognition or UN entry. He defends Calley review and praises FBI Director Hoover amid criticisms.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
United States
China
Peking
United Nations
Nixon defends Hoover and Vietnam policy in news conference
President Nixon backed FBI Director Hoover, declined to pledge retention, and said it would be wrong to force him out under a cloud. He touted modest 1971 economic gains, predicted a strong 1972, reviewed Vietnam withdrawal timing, Paris talks, and POW negotiations, while defending Agnew and commenting on media coverage. He warned sustained U S forces until prisoners are released.
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FBI
Hoover
Nixon
Senate
Bugh Scott
Washington
William L. Calley Jr
Spiro T. Agnew
Econ
Agnew
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Otis Chandler
The
Los Angeles ‘Times
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
North Vietnam
Rabies Stir Concern For Health Officers
Health officers in Erie and Warren counties report rabies is not a current major problem, with only one recent local case tied to an imported animal. Quarantine for 10 days is standard, and animals are sent to the state lab for testing if bitten. Public reporting gaps exist, but officials warn that not reporting bites risks serious illness and emphasize vigilance through the summer season.
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Erie
Warren
Thomas West
Erie County Health Department
West
State Laboratory
Grandinetti Grandinetti
Grandinetti
Everglade Fires Double Florida's Air Pollution
Miami AP reports fires in the drought parched Everglades have doubled air pollution counts over South Florida including the Gold Coast. Florida Air and Water Pollution Control Board regional director Frank Kleeman warned that air samplings in the last three months show counts above standards and pose health risks to residents.
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Miami
Florida Everglades
Kleeman
Milton Saslaw
Dade County Public Health Department
Los Angeles
Everglades
Dade County
Homestead Air Force Base
Florida Everglades National Park
Corry Man Named To State Position
William Roehrig of Snyder Circle was appointed as state automotive inspector for 14 northwestern Pennsylvania counties. He will inspect state owned vehicles, including those of Game and Fish, state colleges, and other agencies, with monthly trips to Harrisburg for new purchases and older vehicle dispositions.
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Pennsylvania
William Roehrig
Snyder Circle
Roehrig
Game and Fish Commissions
Harrisburg
Hopkins Urges State Police Move on Corry Barracks
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins pressed Governor Shapp to review State Police operations affecting Titusville and Corry. He cited four barracks serving Titusville and urged that Titusville receive a dedicated substation amid plans for a Corry building and possible consolidation. Hopkins pledged persistent advocacy for increased police protection on Route 6 traffic.
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Shapp
Corry
Forest Hopkins
Titusville
Warren
Tionesta
Meadville
Corry State Police
Harrisburg
Hopkins
Kinzua Dam
Bombing and raids mark Vietnam air and ground actions
U S B52s bombed North Vietnamese positions east of the A Shau Valley near the Laotian border as South Vietnamese forces conducted raids inside the valley to disrupt supply routes. The U S command called battlefield activity light elsewhere in South Vietnam while Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces pushed along Route 4 and Highway 7, with light casualties reported and a siege at a hilltop outpost easing.
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Saigon
A Shau
US Conn
South Vietnam
Pacent Daya
U Taphao
Gulf
Siam
4 Shan
101St Airborne Division
A Shan
U.S
Highlands
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Bire
Highway 7
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
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Lion Ea Ur Ala
National Bank of Corry
National Library Week
Bonnie Bensink
Donna Craker
Kathy Shafer
Gwynn Helmintoler
Shirley Ladd
My Lai
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Everglade
Florida
Perth
Scotland
Laos
Am Rong
Elephant Mountain Range
Arena
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