Nixon Granted Five Day Extension To Subpoena
President Nixon asked for and received a five day extension to respond to a House Judiciary subpoena for White House tapes. A high level administration official said chairman Peter Rodino agreed to set the deadline for next Tuesday. Officials indicate Nixon is weighing how to respond to requests for more than the 42 taped conversations and is wary of escalating demands.
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Washington
Nixon
House
White House
Committee
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Judiciary Committee
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Fish Park Pond Deepens Raising Playground Risk
Mead Park Pond Alice Lake is stocked for children up to age 12 but officials fear deeper water and steep banks near the dam could trap youngsters. Officials urge supervision and warn against playing downstream from the dam due to potential sudden water rush. The article also notes debris along Route 426 including beer bottles, with state police investigating whether it’s a prank or litter from roadside ditches.
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Mead Park Pond
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Alice Lake
T State
Exxon Texaco profits surge in first quarter 1974 results
Exxon reports 708 million first quarter earnings up 39 percent from 508 million a year earlier. Texaco posts 589.4 million, up 123 percent from 264 million. Gulf Oil and Indiana Standard also show over 75 percent gains. Exxon cites inventory gains and pending tax changes as factors. Gulf and Indiana credit overseas operations for gains.
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New York
Exxon
Texaco
Comany
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
Indiana
Amoco
Gulf
Indiana Standard
Maurice Granville
Gulf Seeks Higher Profits Amid Strong First Quarter
Gulf Oil Corp reports 290 million earnings for the first quarter, a 76 percent rise from a year ago as sales more than double to 4.52 billion. Most profits came from abroad while domestic earnings rose only 3 percent. Company plans about 2 billion in capital spending in 1974, with over 300 million US development outlay in Q1. Chairman Bob R. Dorsey warns continued profits are needed to secure future oil supplies and energy investments. Annual stockholders meeting scheduled in Pittsburgh with 10 directors to be elected and several shareholder resolutions on the agenda.
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Exxon
J.K. Jamieson
Jamieson
U.S
Middle East
Gulf and Standard of Indiana
Amoco
Gulf
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Bob R. Dorsey
Dorsey
United States
FBI Assumes SLA Threats Authentic in Hearst Case
The FBI says it cannot risk dismissing two new messages as fakes and will treat them as authentic. The letters threaten to kill officers if SLA members are harmed and warn Patricia Hearst may still be in danger after the Feb kidnapping.
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Sacramento
Calif
FBI
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Patricia Hearst
Pax
Sacramento Bee
California
Miss Hearst
John Reed
PBS
Bee
Reed
The
Berkeley
Farm Planting Lag Hits Erie County Across Region
Erie County farmers fall behind in plowing and planting by one to two weeks amid heavy clay soil and rain. Obourn notes gravel areas show some activity, but overall conditions slow. Fertilizer prices have nearly doubled and supply remains uncertain, forcing substitutes and delaying field work.
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Erie County
Thomas Obourn
Obourn
Dbourn
Crash Victims Listed Improving
A head on collision left seven people hospitalized with one released from Corry Memorial Hospital. Six year old Roberta Culver returned home while her mother Susan Culver and several others aged 16 to 35 remain in satisfactory condition. Kenneth Swab and Clair Eakin of Oil City are listed in good condition at St. Vincent Hospital in Erie after transfer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Roberta Culver
Richard Culver
East Pleasant Street
Susan Culver
Aloysius Lindenberger
West Main Street
Rebecca Wynn
Warren Street
John Murray
R.D. 1
Oil City
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Kenneth Swab
Clair Eakin
Franklin
Will provides funds to Corry hospital and Salvation Army
The Warren County register of wills reports the will of Rose Johnson of Spring Creek leaving 22 609 dollars to Corry Memorial Hospital and the Corry Salvation Army. The estate totals 94 135 dollars with several smaller bequests to nieces churches and cemetery associations. A thrust fund of up to 30 000 dollars is placed in trust at Warren National Bank with shares for Garland Cemetery Spring Creek Cemetery Association Spring Creek Congregational Christian Church and Garland Methodist Church.
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Rose Johnson
Spring Creek
Warren County Register of Wills
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Florence Peabody
Kane
Congregational Christian Church of
Israel's New Chief Faces Tough Task
Israel named Yitzhak Rabin premier designate after Labor Party vote. He faces coalition bargaining with National Religious party and Liberals, amid pressure from religious factions and debates over West Bank concessions. Rabin, 52, the first native-born Israeli premier, aims for peace while overseeing military actions on Mt Hermon and near the Golan Heights.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Rabin
Shimon Peres
Ephraim Katzir
Knesset
Labor
National Religious Party
Liberals
Mrs. Meir
Rabin al 52
Sabra
Meir
United States
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
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