Kissinger meets leaders as Syria disengagement talks loom
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meets Algeria and Egypt leaders after securing Soviet backing to press Syria toward a troop disengagement accord with Israel. He meets Boumendienne in Algiers, plans talks with Anwar Sadat in Alexandria before Israel and Damascus visits. Venezuela to nationalize iron ore industry and curb foreign investments. President Perez moves to revoke US Steel and Bethlehem concessions expiring 2000 and requires 50 percent local ownership within three years.
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Algiers
Henry A. Kissinger
Algeria
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Kissinger
Houari Boumendienne
Geneva
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Damascus
Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Perez
CADA
Rockefeller
Sears Roebuck
Meir named Mother of the Decade by American Mothers
Golda Meir, Israel's caretaker prime minister, named Mother of the Decade by the American Mothers Committee. She is 75 and may attend a May 10 luncheon if duties permit.
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New York
Golda Meir
State House votes to stiffen hunting fines and deer rules
Harrisburg AP reports the House unanimously approved higher penalties for illegal hunting and stricter rules on transporting accidentally killed deer or taking live deer from the wild. Fines would double to 200 for deer and 400 for elk and bear, with up to 100 for transporting an incidental kill and 50 for live-deer removal.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Primary battles shift to high gear in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania the race for the US Senate pits Herbert Denenberg against Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty, both courting anti establishment support as incumbent Richard Schweiker contemplates the fall contest. Governor Shapp remains neutral but leans to Flaherty with party backing spreading from Philadelphia to Erie.
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Philadelphia
Richard S. Schweiker
Herbert S. Denenberg
Milton S. Shapp
Peter F. Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Little Guys
Democratic Organization
People
Flaherty
Shapp
Erie
Peter Camiel
Louis
Tullio
Allegheny County
Eugene Coon
Pennsylvania
Denenberg
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Schweiker
Labor
Martin P. Mullen
Drew Lewis
Schweiker’s
Lewis
Meadville Thio Cleared Of Lies About Shooting
Crawford County Court threw out charges of volunteering false information to a police officer against Dominic Modillo and Lawrence Roiz in the Marlon Matthews shooting case. Lawrence Steele remains charged with murder and related offenses, with two others still facing the same charges as Steele.
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Meadville
Marlon Matthews
Crawford County
P. Richard Thomas
Thomas
Dominic John Modillo
Lawrence Roiz
Lawrence Steele
A.D. 5
Steele
Quash
David Delo
Star Route
John Perrine
R.D 1
Matthews
Mottillo
Roiz
Telephone Dialing Shortcut To End
Bell Telephone warns 800 Tidioute subscribers will lose four digit dialing. Dick Braxton says a $54,000 upgrade at the Tidioute central office will require seven digit dialing from May 5. The project expands capacity and modernizes equipment for future services. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Warren
Tidioute
Bell Telephone
Dick Braxton
Bell
Western Electric
Broxton
Braxton
Sound Off Readers Air Gripes and Calls for Action
Corry Journal invites comments on Thursday evenings from 5 to 9 to publish opinions. Topics include police presence, on call doctors, highway rules, censorship, youth recreation, trespassing, sports coverage slant, and a stray dog bite. Call 665-8291 to participate.
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The
Corry Journal
Israeli jets strike Syrian targets near Mt Hermon
Israeli planes attacked Syrian military targets near Mt Hermon today and returned safely after about half an hour, the Tel Aviv command said. The scramble followed Syrian gunners opening fire on Israeli positions on the crest of Mt Hermon.
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Associated Press
Mt. Hermon
Tel Aviv
Martha Seeks Separation From Mitchell
Martha Mitchell files for legal separation from John N Mitchell amid ongoing political turmoil. In other news, Maurice H Stans and Mitchell were acquitted of criminal conspiracy tied to a $200000 Nixon campaign contribution as Middle East fighting escalates around the Golan Heights with Kissinger pursuing a new peace initiative.
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Washington
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
John W. Dean
New York
Martha Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
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