Fire destroys barn on Hare Creek farm in Corry
Early today a fire of undetermined origin swept Bernard Stoddard’s barn on Hare Creek road, destroying six calves, six saddle horses, two cattle and a bulldozer. Corry Fire Chief Thomas Lathrop said losses may reach $10,000 as 27 men from Corry and 19 from Columbus battled the blaze starting at 3:40 a.m. An investigation will seek the cause, with partial insurance reported.
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Bernard Stoddard
Hare Creek Road
Corry
Thomas Lathrop
Columbus
Lathrop
Thomas
Messinger
William Chris
Stoddard Place
Stoddard Farm
Stoddard
Eugene
Kissinger and Tho to Meet in Paris in May on Paris Accord
Washington reports say Dr Henry Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Duc Tho will meet in Paris mid May to discuss implementing the Paris peace accords. White House officials disclose after Ronald Ziegler announced a separate Paris gathering Friday between William Sullivan and North Vietnamese officials to review and ensure strict accord implementation.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Thio
Paris
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Asst
William L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Nguyen Co Thach
Set Meeting on UC Dam Land Losses
Erie County commissioners were notified by the Army Corps of Engineers of a May 2 meeting at Fort LeBoeuf Middle School Waterford to discuss the Union City dam and lake project. Amity LeBoeuf and Waterford supervisors urged attendance due to potential tax base loss as land may be taken for public recreation.
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Erie County
Army Corps of Engineers
Union City
Amity
LeBoeuf
Waterford
Army Engineers
Fort LeBoeuf Middle School
Lon Nol To Share Power With Foes
In Phnom Penh President Lon Nol announced a six month suspension of the National Assembly and Senate and a new high political council including three opposition figures Sirik Matak Cheng Heng and Lon Nol said the move broadens his one party government aims to unite rival forces The Nixon administration hopes for a cease fire negotiation with a broader based regime while Western observers doubt Lon Non will exit politics Communist forces pressed offensives near Phnom Penh along Mekong River and roads recordings from Auckland note bands switched to recorded music at cruise ship departures after violence.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nixon
Lon Nol
National Assembly
Senate
Social Republican
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Sirik Matak
Cheng Heng
Republican Party
Vietnam
Laos
Lon Non
United States
Legislators Granted Full 2500 Expense Increase in PA
Harrisburg. The Cost of Living Council reversed the Pay Board to award Pennsylvania legislators 2500 in expenses, boosting total pay to 18100 annually with 1500 more left undecided. Leaders from both parties appealed, arguing salaries and lack of inflation impact were not properly considered.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Council
Erick Kanter
Kanter
Death Penalty Bill: Pushers Face Life Term in PA
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania House rejected mandatory executions but kept other major changes in a bill to restore the death penalty. A final passage vote was expected. The body approved life sentences for drug pushers whose sales lead to deaths while defeating mandatory execution provisions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Nine Corry Cases Approved By Grand Jury
The Erie County grand jury yesterday indicted nine defendants in Corry related cases. Three face drunk driving charges: Lewis L. Bielak 20 Corry Barry C. Randall 25 Shawnee Village Trailer Court and Lewis F. Beardsley 65 Erie. Drug violations involve marijuana from last fall and New Year raids. Musician defendants from the East Columbus Avenue raid include Charles A. Gunther 25 Robert D. Ahenger 22 Jack H. Ahenger 19 and John D. Gaber 22 all listing the same address. Sarah Schultz 19 also listed that address. Gary Kuzma 21 indicted for marijuana possession from a New Year raid on West Smith Street. The New Year roundup also involved 17 youths including a 14-year-old girl.
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Erie County Grand Jury
Corry
Lewis L. Bielak
Barry C. Randall
Shawnee Village
East Columbus Avenue
Charles A. Gunther
Robert D. Ahenger
Jack H. Ahenger
John D. Gaber
Sarah Schultz
West Smith Street
Gary Kuzma
Identify Hero Killed In Rescue
PITTSBURGH AP City police say they identified the man who died while trying to rescue a motorist whose car plunged into the Allegheny River April 8. He was James Gizzo, 29, of the North Side, whose body washed ashore Monday at Point State Park.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
James Gizzo
City
North Side
Point State Park
Prisoners Used in Experimental Drug Tests Probe Probes Complicity
A Justice Department official says county prisons courted by drug firms paid prison committee members with lump sum year end checks to approve experimental testing. He cites two more counties where researchers sat on review panels and notes pressures from firms and doctors. Inmates earned 10 to 15 dollars per session while typical prison wages were under two dollars daily.
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Harrisburg
Justice Department
Michael L. Golden
Golden
Nixon Undecided About Firing Aides
Washington reports say President Nixon has made no decision on dismissing aides amid the Watergate affair. Spokesmen deny requests to head a White House shakeup and deny involvement in possible executive clemency offers. The Washington Post accuses the Nixon campaign of off the books spending to promote the mining of Haiphong harbor with funds not reported to the GAO.
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White House
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William P. Rogers
DeVan L. Shumway
Sen
Robert Dole
Bkan
Republican National Committee
Washington Post
Nixon Campaign Committee
Haiphong Harbor
New York Times
the Post
Citizens
General Accounting Office
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Ft. Hood
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