Government Agencies Used To Investigate McGovern
Washington AP report says Secret Service probes a agent sharing McGovern data during the 1972 campaign. The Washington Post cites two dozen memos showing agencies sought damaging details on McGovern, Muskie, O'Brien and others, with Haldeman and Dean involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
White House
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Washington Post
the Post
James C. Bolton Jr
Post
Sen
Edmund 5. Muskie
Maine
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Henry L. Kimelman
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean II
Charles W. Colson
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Departments of Justice, Commerce, Defense and Interior
Oil City stabbings send three to hospital early morning
A Franklin man, Ronald Blair, 19, was badly wounded in a 2:30 a.m. stabbing in Oil City and is in the ICU with a half inch knife wound. Donny Peters and William Rice also suffered wounds and were taken to Oil City Hospital. Peters and Rice face aggravated assault charges. Blair will not be charged at this time. Police investigate the motive and origin of the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTL City
Franklin
Oil City Hospital
Oil City
Ronald Blair
Blair
Donny Peters
Peters
William Rice
Bice
Sil City
Rice
Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admission lists include Mrs. Steven Kopta of Clymer Mrs. Earl Price 609 East Street Mrs. Meredith Gilmore 17 South Center Street admitted. Discharges include Mrs. Steven Kopta. Multiple names and addresses appear for local residents across Corry Clymer Carry Spartansburg Sherman and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice McIntyre
Gladys Stowe
Steven Kopta
Clymer
Earl Price
East Street
Meredith Gilmore
South Center Street
Carry
Colin
Larry Johnson
Martin Miller
Lee Anthony
Mead Avenue
Margay Steele
East South Street
Raymond Straite
Spartansburg
Norma Gulick
Sherman
N.Y
Clarence Vanderhoof
R.D
Union City Memorial Hospital Discharges Names and Credits
Discharge list includes Joyce Ames Wattsburg Monica Buel Union City Mrs Joseph Singer and baby R.D.3 North East Louis Noyer Brie. Union City Ambulance and hospital contact numbers listed. Names Gregory Boyce Brie Harold Earl and others appear alongside discharge notes from Union City Memorial Hospital and Union City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Boyce
Brie
Harold Earl
R.D
Union City
Joyce Ames
Wattsburg
Monica Buel
Joseph Singer and Baby
North East
Louis Noyer
Nixon to Speak Out On Watergate Next Week From Camp David
President Nixon plans a public response to Watergate developments in the middle of next week, likely for a primetime national TV audience. At Camp David he works with White House aides and speech writers to prepare, joined by J. Fred Buzhardt and Patrick Buchanan, with others including Haig, Ziegler, and Woods already on site.
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Camp David
Nixon
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Patrick Buchanan
Catoctin Mountain Compound
Washington
Raymond K. Price
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rose Mary Woods
Corry Evening Journal notices and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher and staff names, mailing options, and advertising rates. It notes subscription costs by mail and carrier, and states display advertising deadlines and policies for the Corry, Pennsylvania edition.
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Corry
Aaverina
Community notices and gatherings in Clymer
Clymer residents shared a series of events from picnics at Floyd Arnink Barrage to GAC Club meetings at Panama Rocks. Activities included committee-led dinners, community singing, and discussions on Old Age Housing led by Rev. Shaver. A Chautauqua Lake boat trip was planned for August with a $1.75 fee and registration by August 20. Families, visitors, and Scouts attended various events, including birthdays, showers, and a wedding slated for August 4 at Abbe Church with housing on South Center Street afterward.
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Gertrude Gravink
Mill Street
Floyd Arnink
Mildred Arnink
Mary Loomis
Donna Arnink
Lansing
Mich
GAC Club
Panama Rocks
Raymond Reed
Emma Cady
Ruth Beckerink
Treasa Rhebergen
Bernice McCann
Robert Shaver
Ed Qonk
Chautauqua Lake
Conk
Gladys Button
Gladys Upperman
Ethel Wallace
Helen Roush
Lucille Bensink
Gladys Booth
Chautauqua
Lenore Camper
Doris Ruslink
New York
Ashtabula
Ohio
William Gravink
Grace Gravink
Roy Gravink
Hartfield
Mildred Warnshouse
Hazel Legters
Berdena Lockenhouse
Florence Tewinkle
Maybelle Gravink
Lena Tenhuisen
Corry
Ruth Gravink
Jane Habink
Eleanor Schruers
Susan Legters
1St Marion
Johnson
Rev. Johnson
Clymer Hill
Lucy Legters
Susan
Nancy Vidal
Connie Edwards
Marge Sphon
Becky Nagel
Edna Lyons
Mary Schruers
May Schurman
Gladys Vidal
Pat Eddy
Geneva Schruers
Bessie VanEarden
Ethel Clancy
Laura Legters
Edith Schruers
Eleanor
Mae Saxton
Dennis Westerburg
Abbe Church
South Center Street
T. Charles Legters
Denenberg OKs Increase To Blue Shield
Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg approves 11.8 million of an 25.8 million increase sought by Blue Shield, boosting premiums for about 3 million subscribers by an average 50 cents monthly. The rates take effect October 1 pending federal approval, affecting 56 percent of policyholders. Medical Society calls the move politically motivated and says it won’t cover losses, warning bankruptcy could come by year end if delays persist. Union City livestock prices listed for August 9 with ranges for hogs, cattle, calves, lambs.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Blue Shield
Medical Society
Denenberg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Robert S. Sanford
Sanford
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Corry Journal
Taylor's
Stf
Orton
Moose
Ryererr
Conadohta Lake Park
Corry Central Labor Club
Happy Gang
Sarat
Denny
Cate, Inc
Clark Equipment Trailer Division
Dodd Farms
Pete
T.I.P
Cole's
Seeley Sey
Anthony
North Center Street
McCray
Hammond
Supply
West
Racine
Wis
England
Goddard Co
James Thornton
Royal Palace of
Great Britain
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Cbal4eat
Corry Ambulance Service
Eee
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Warrior Vagabond Touring Bicycle
Firestone
Denenberg Oks
Vo Ftn
Steak House
Sugardale
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