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Warded Anger Ends Sap Job Anguish in City
A fragmented note reports a city employee faced with job loss after a ward dispute. Local officials linked the incident to a public service disagreement and a sudden resignation amid mounting community pressure.
American Bar Debates on Blackmun Nomination to Supreme Court
ABA officials meet to decide stance on Judge Harry A. Blackmun’s Supreme Court nomination. They may revise the advisory system as hearings begin April 29, with previous nominees Haynsworth and Carswell deemed acceptable or qualified.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Harry A. Blackmun
Supreme Court
Lawrence A. Walsh
New York
ABA
Federal Judiciary
Blackmun
Walsh
Nixon
Abe Fortas
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Senate
Joseph Calafano
Democratic National Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Benard G. Segal
Bar Association
Robert L. Trescher
Philadelphia
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
St. Louis
Engineers Back Small Boat Harbor In North East Area
U S Army Corps backs a 204 million small boat harbor marina and recreational area on Lake Erie at North East. The project would include two breakwaters a main wall and an entrance channel with local funding and land rights required.
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North East
Washington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Erie
U.S
Joseph P. Vigorito
W.W. Watkin Jr
North Central Division
Corps
Nixon To Tell New Position On Withdrawal
President Nixon prepares a Monday night national address from San Clemente to outline a new Vietnam withdrawal and Vietnamization plan amid Apollo 13 delays. Defense Secretary Laird hints at further U.S. troop reductions, with 50 000 projected, bringing withdrawals toward 165 000 total as talks on a new Paris peace negotiator unfold. Secret Laos testimony also to be released, with portions withheld by the State Department.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Melvin R. Laird
Ft. Riley
Kan
South Vietnam
Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hawaii
Laos
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
State Department
Siege Continues On Special Forces Camp Dak Seang
The Dak Seang outpost in the Central Highlands remains under siege into its 18th day as sporadic mortar fire hits the camp when ground patrols are exposed. Around the perimeter 41 North Vietnamese bodies lie near barbed wire, while U S. Special Forces troopers and 400 Montagnard irregulars prepare for renewed assaults. Saigon reports 11 South Vietnamese killed and 82 wounded in clashes around the camp and Tan Canh, with 21 enemy soldiers killed. Commander Capt. David Cook vows resistance as the camp endures heavy shelling from some 2,000 rockets and mortars in the first week of fighting.
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Tan Canh
Dak Seang
David Cook
Diamond Bar
Calif
Soviets Win Gains in Latin American Ties
Moscow reports progress in its Latin America outreach as Venezuela resumes diplomatic relations after 18 years. Colombia Peru Bolivia and Ecuador join Argentina Brazil Chile Uruguay and Mexico in new ambassador exchanges. Pravda touts trade growth as a counterweight to U.S. influence, while Castro criticizes Soviet support of rightist regimes.
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Moscow
Latin America
Venezuela
Kremlin
South America
Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
Mexico
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S.S.R
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Socialist Countries
Carlos Lleras Restrepo
Columbia
Bogota
Cuba
Castro
Jury Awards $41,000 In Motter Auto Accident Case
A Crawford County jury awarded Ronald A Motter and his father John Motter $25,000 in damages for a March 3, 1967 auto crash near Meadville caused by driver Larry Carpenter who swerved to avoid Richard D. Humes The jury held Carpenter responsible and Humes absolved. separate Erie County verdict against Koppers Co Inc for $16,000 to Joseph J Dufola Jr injured on a North East construction site when a sub contractor's crane dropped a panel.
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Crawford County
Ronald A. Motter
John A. Motter
Titusville
Ronald Motter
Larry R. Carpenter
Meadville
Richard D. Humes
Cambridge Springs
Carpenter
Humes
Erie
Koppers Co., Inc
North
Joseph J. Dufola, Jr
Dufola
Stephen Sutto
Keystone Grape Cooperative Association
North East
Yoos
Hammermill Spills Pulp Into Lake Erie
The state Health Department ordered Hammermill Paper Co to explain a spill of 50,000 to 100,000 gallons of pulp and residue dumped into Lake Erie from a holding tank. Meadville health officials said the company must show steps to prevent recurrence.
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Ere, Pa
State Department of Health
Hammermill Paper Co
Lake Erie
Gerald Allender
Meadville
Health Department
Hammermill
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