Army demotes Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole after retirement
Washington reports Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, 50, demoted to colonel after retirement. He led the post exchange system in Europe and returned to the United States last fall. Army declined to elaborate.
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Hatfield says Nixon defense budget could be cut up to 15 billion
Senator Mark O Hatfield, a Republican from Oregon, argues that President Nixon could trim as much as 15 billion from the current defense budget without compromising national security.
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Hopkins Bill Restores Rebates to Union City Schools
Union City School District will receive about $10,683 retroactive rebate after House Bill 1340, sponsored by Rep Forest Hopkins, passed the General Assembly and was signed by Gov Raymond Shafer. The law corrects a fault forcing districts to hire uncertified staff and lose subsidies, benefiting nine districts statewide.
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Split chicken sale at Quality Markets tied to storefront damage
Police and store employee Kenneth Winchell said total damage to the car and the store reached 9700 dollars, while Mrs. Myrna Wright, 64, of 66 East Congress Street, the car’s new owner, told officers she exited the vehicle to enter the store.
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U S Aide Shot In Uruguay Kidnap Incident
Armed troops swept Montevideo in a manhunt for Tupamaro guerrillas who abducted US official Mitrione and Brazilian diplomat Dias Gomide. Mitrione survived surgery for a chest wound as captors demanded prisoner releases. Gordon Jones and Nathan Rosenfeld were also targeted in related assaults with varying outcomes.
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House Grants Nixon Powers Amid Inflation Fight
Washington AP report says the House approved provisions giving President Nixon authority to set price rent wage and interest rate floors for nine months while Republicans criticized the move as a political trap ahead of the November elections and the Defense Production Act passed with overwhelming support.
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Police File Five Charges After Nabbing Local Boys With Beer
Police report five charges after three local youths, ages 17, 16, and 15, were nabbed with beer near Oasis Tavern. Farley testified the youths denied beer来源 origin. An Oasis back door and walk-in cooler were noted. one youth claimed he could account for only some alcohol. Authorities say the incident involves a minor and Maryland state regulations.
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Sugar n Spice Store Sold in Local Transaction
Sugar n Spice at 107 North Center street was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed of East South street. The downtown store has been run by Mr. and Mrs. David Evans, formerly of Terry and now in Erie, who also own Sugar n Spice in Colony Plaza. The sale includes all stock fixtures and equipment and takes effect next Monday. Mrs. Gertrude White will remain as manager with all staff continuing.
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Mideast Peace Talks Planners Move Toward Ceasefire
United States to begin diplomatic talks with Egypt Jordan and Israel on ceasefire terms. Gunnar Jarring to start UN mediated negotiations in New York as Israel weighs acceptance amid cabinet disputes. Nixon urges moderation and flexibility despite remaining difficulties.
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Accidental shooting injures Corry boy four
Corry police conclude the incident near the Piccirillo home was accidental. Four year old John Foster, son of Mr and Mrs Irwin Foster, is in critical condition at Hamot Hospital Erie after a .22 rifle discharged during a backyard practice session involving Robert Dorsey and Dominic Piccirillo. Dorsey briefed Officer James Hurlbut and corroborated the account. Piccirillo supported the nephew’s narrative. Sheriff Frank Detrick was elected president of the Pennsylvania Sheriffs Association at Seven Springs.
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Lightning Kills Seven Cows on John Pondel Farm
A lightning strike yesterday felled seven cows on the John Pondel farm four miles east of Columbus along Route 6. The cattle were under a pine tree when the bolt struck and traveled to the ground, killing the animals.
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