Nixon Rejects TV Plan During Impeachment Standoff
Washington AP reports President Nixon did not plan a major televised address on impeachment this week after meetings with top speechwriters and aides at Camp David. Senator Griffin urged Nixon to resign, while White House sources floated a softened defense but were denied.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
Patrick Buchanan
Ray Price
James D. St. Clair
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington Post
Bob Woodward
Carrie Berstein
U.S
John J. Sirica
Gerald L. Warren
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House Gop
John Rhodes
Arizona
Warren
Rain Slick Roads Blamed For Crashes In Corry
Corry area saw several one car crashes blamed on wet roads. Edward Chermansky lost control on Route 8 near Tillotson's Corners causing $2,500 in damage with no injuries. Robert Lyle Davis, 16, crashed on House 6 near Scott's Crossing with $1,900 damage, no injuries. A third 25 year old, Yvonne Shreve, encountered a slippery pavement on Route 6 last night.
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Corry
Edward Chermansky
Franklin
Tillotson's Corners
Route 8
Robert Lyle Davis
Columbus
Scott's Crossing
House 6
Davis
Yvonne M. Shreve
Union City
Route 6
BB Sniper Damages Three Windows in South Side Beverage
City police seek a BB gun wielder who shattered three large front windows at West South Street outlet causing about $1,000 in damage. The 8 by 8 foot pane, a 6 by 8 foot pane, and a 9 by 12 foot pane were broken late Saturday night or early yesterday. Co owner William Slagle valued the loss at $1,000 and the investigation continues.
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South Side
West South Street
William Slagle
Uncertain Nixon Backing Senate May Alter Impeachment Rules
The Senate Rules Committee opens a closed session to hear nine senators on impeachment trial rules amid uncertain Nixon era support. Mondale urges public proceedings and access to White House tapes to ensure fairness, while debates loom on Chief Justice presiding and evidence standards.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Nixon
House
Waller. Mondale
D-Minn
White House
Leon Jaworski
Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vi
William Hathaway
Maine
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
William L. Scott
R-Va
Mondale
House Judiciary Committee
All Hell Broke Loose at Prison Escape Ends in Death
Texas Ranger Capt. G W Burks described a violent prison escape at Walls Unit where drug smuggler Fred Gomez Carrasco Rudolf Dominguez and two hostages died. The four perished inside a crude Trojan Horse shield as officers battled gunfire and toppled the shield with water jets. The attack left 12 hostages seized over 11 days with two women among the dead and Cuevas charged with capital murder. Father O Brien was wounded in the chest during the melee.
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Muntsville
Tex
Texas Ranger
G.W. Burks
Texas
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Rudolf Dominguez
Justice of the Peace
J.W. Beeler
Carrasco
Dominguez
Elizabeth Beseda
Julia Standley
W.J. Estelle
Ficers
Willard Stewart
Texas Department of Corrections
IDC
Ignacio Cuevas
Heseda
Standley
Joseph O'Brien
Novella Pollard
Cuevas
Burks
Kids Stage Beer Shindig Ends With Police Raid
A South Center street youth hosted a large underage drinking party Saturday night. Police, tipped to the operation, arrested 11 minors including six juveniles and charged them with possession and consumption of alcohol by minors. Several named and unnamed suspects faced charges. the homeowner’s father agreed his son would pay fines and costs.
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South Center Street
Fred Corbett
Porter Auer
Auer
Corbett
Kenneth Hunt
William Stroup
Dennis Anderson
Daniel McClellan
Bell System, IBEW split as strike looms over tentative deal
Washington AP report details a $3 billion three year tentative Bell System contract covering 500000 Communications Workers and IBEW members, while Western Electric workers reject the pact and strike at 10 plants. Pickets hit sites in Chicago Montgomery St Louis Omaha Indianapolis Kearney and others with few exceptions. Western Electric cites 56000-57000 IBEW workers on strike as talks continue for wage and benefit boosts. GWA President Watts announced ratification to follow local negotiations.
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Washington
Bell Telephone System
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Western Electric Co
Bell
Western Electric
Communications Workers of America
Chicago
Montgomery
Ill
Kiste
Omaha
Neb
Columbus
Ohio
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Kearney
N.J
Allentown
Vancouver
Wash
Reading
Denver
San Ramon
Calif
Little Rock
Ark
GWA
Glenn E Watts
Just Mad Knocks Over Mailbox In Front Of Pizzeria
Thomas M Sutton 20 of 147 East Congress Street was charged with criminal mischief after he admitted knocking over a concrete mounted mailbox in front of Frye's Drugs across from Mike's Pizzeria on North Center Street. Police say two witnesses reported the incident and Postmaster John Wascak said no federal charges but restitution will be sought.
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Mike
North Center Street
Frye
Thomas M. Sutton
East Congress Street
Lutton
John Wascak
Postal Service
Corry United Fund Eyes Embezzlement Shortfall
Directors of the Corry United Fund plan a special session at 7 p.m. next Monday to review a reported 6500 shortfall in the UF account. Robert Wharton, tied to both the fund and the school district, is central to the case with two questioned checks and prior district embezzlement pledges. Wharton faces sentencing in county court tomorrow after a prior guilty plea, with a court audit ordered to determine the amount.
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Corry United Fund
Robert Robert
Corry
Robert Wharton
United Fund
Wharton
Robert
Lindley McClelland
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Sherman Street
Terry McCaslin
R.D
Gary Weeks
East Main Street
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St. Louis International Raceway
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