Defense lawyers abandon Nixon mistrial bid in Tate case
Los Angeles defense teams say they will forgo seeking a mistrial over President Nixon remarks as they build grounds for appeal in the Sharon Tate murder case. Washington hosts a trio of farm policy reads with subsidy ceilings and a sweeping postal reform push. Saigon reports U S raids in Laos and Cambodia aimed at hindering enemy base camps and aiding Cambodian forces against a six day Communist offensive.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Nixon
Saigon
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Skyscraper Blaze Kills Two Guards in 50-Story Tower
NEW YORK AP A stubborn smoky fire in a 50 story Lower Manhattan skyscraper at 1 New York Plaza killed two security guards and injured 35 others including 24 firemen. The blaze started on a 33rd floor in elevator motor rooms and was controlled by midnight. Chief O Hagan blamed design for ventilation problems and warned such fire risks despite fireproof claims.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Army VFW Agree On Building Sale In Corry
After months of negotiations the Corry Salvation Army completed the purchase of the VFW Club building on West Washington Street. Army Advisory Board Chairman Frank Grice announced the closing, noting that the remodel could cost about 285000 with a like new facility possible at 16000 square feet. The move provides permanent Army quarters and room for a senior citizen area youth center and daycare, while the Fourth Ward site will be demolished.
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Corry Salvation Army
VFW Club
West Washington Street
Army Advisory Board
Frank Grice
Grice
VFW
Army
Fourth Ward
Salvation Army Citadel
James Korp
Salvation Army
Dune Buggy Fall Kills Area 16-Year-Old
A 16-year-old Russell youth Timothy Benson died at Warren General Hospital from injuries suffered when he fell from a dune buggy on a logging road near his home. State Police identified him and noted two other youths, Jeff Carlson and Jerry Joy, were believed to be in the vehicle. police had not yet spoke to them.
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Russell
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Timothy Benson
Benson
Jeff Carlson
Jerry Joy
Scarce Teaching Jobs Challenge Longtime Advice
An Associated Press survey finds many metro areas have more teaching applicants than openings and higher turnover. Factors include more graduates and weaker demand for scientists, with Detroit reporting 11,000 teachers and 1,000 job backlogs. Some regions see shortages in specific subjects while others attract out-of-area seekers.
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Associated Press
Michigan State Board of Because
Detroit
Board of Education
Colorado
Montana
Marvin C. Davis
Education Department
Baltimore
Cher
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Sion Eatin
Kennedy Cousins Face Trial Today On Drug Charge
Kennedy cousins Robert Kennedy Jr and R Sargent Shriver, both 16, attend Juvenile Court in Barnstable for preliminary hearings on marijuana possession charges. The session, closed to the public, involved family members including Sen Edward Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy. Police also charged 23 adults with marijuana offenses and heroin violations. Kennedy Shrivers’ case timing tied to a July 10 alleged offense.
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Barnstable, Mass
Robert ¥. Kennedy Jr
R. Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ethel Kennedy
Bobby
Sargent Shriver Jr
Shriver
Henry L. Murphy
1St District Court
Barnstable County
Young Kennedy and Shriver
Massachusetts
CS and L Moves to Former Buyers Fair Location
Corry Savings and Loan Association will prepare the north portion of the former Buyers Fair outlet on North Center Street for temporary use. David Nichols says occupancy may occur in 30 to 60 days with a 22 by 90 foot space and two entrances. A permanent HQ is planned in the building’s south portion on North Center Street. Meanwhile State Police warn mini bikes must stay off sidewalks and roads. offenders will be prosecuted for motor vehicle violations or disorderly conduct.
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Corry Savings and Loan Association
Buyers Fair
North Center Street
David Nichols
Nichols
Cd Park Street
Corry
West Smith Street
Savings and Loan Office
National Bank
Three Women Hurt In Crash Near Corry Harbor Ridge
Three women were treated and released at Corry Memorial after a two car crash at Harbor Ridge intersections three miles southwest of Corry. Donna Hickie, 30, said she failed to see a stop sign. her car hit Edgar Miller, 53, of R D 1 Corry. Damage estimated at 800 to Millers car and 300 to Hickies car. A passenger, Hickles mother Mrs Harry Hickle also treated and released. Trooper Leroy Woods said charges are pending.
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Corry Memorial Stal
Harbor Ridge
Corry
Martin Rasehalk
Donna Hickie
Edgar Miller
R.D. 1
Miller
Hickie
Miss Hickle
Harry Hickle
Leroy Woods
Endsley
Teeners Help Needed For City Fundraising Car Wash
Final plans for two upcoming Corry Youth Center Board fund raising events are set. A Friday night peach social at City Pal runs with Sidewalk Bazaar Days from 6 30 to 9 30 with sponge cake and peaches, indoor undercroft if rain. Saturday a car wash at Mosher's Atlantic Station from 10 to 4 needs volunteers. contact Bob Schilling to line up a full crew.
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Corry Youth Center Board
Pal
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mosher
Atlantic Station
South Center
West Pleasant Street
Bob Schilling
Youth Center Board
Green charges poverty funds diverted to private consultants
Oregon Democrat Hepisdith Green accuses billions in school and poverty aid being siphoned to private research firms and retired officials. She calls the industrial education poverty complex a growth industry and urges universities and nonprofits to take on contracted studies. She cites lack of contract transparency and notes $500000 of a $7.5 billion CFO budget supports evaluations and reports.
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Washington
Hepisdith Green
Oregon Democrat
Green
House Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Office of Education
Dwight D. Eisenhower
QEO
Hoffa Loses Bid to Reverse 1964 Convictions
James R. Hoffa, imprisoned Teamsters president, fails yet again to overturn his 1964 mail and wire fraud and conspiracy convictions. Five co defendants were denied relief after prosecutors argued the logs were improperly reviewed. The Chicago ruling maintains prior convictions and imprisonment status.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters ‘Union
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