Agnew Offers Records in Maryland Kickback Inquiry
Washington AP reports Vice President Spiro T. Agnew offers federal prosecutors access to his personal records in a Maryland corruption inquiry. He distinguishes personal papers from official VP files, says he will cooperate but questions grand jury reach. Prosecutors may copy records for comparison. no date set for agent visit.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Nixon
White House
Grand Jury
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
Beall
District meal costs rise for Corry Area schools
The Corry Area School District board approved higher cafeteria prices for the 1973 74 term. Elementary meals will be 40 cents or 35 cents with a weekly ticket, high school 45 cents 38 with a ticket, and adults 60 cents for a single meal.
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Board of Education
Corry Area
Robert Nichols
Fred Davids
Davids
Corry
Per Capita Tax Exoneration Guidelines Outlined
Corry Area School District reinstates per capita tax with new exoneration rules. Elderly residents 72 plus are fully exempt. ages 65–72 with income limits may qualify yearly. heads of households in that age band with limits exempt. under 65 hardship cases considered. full-time students and service members given special regard. exonerations reviewed annually before February. applications due by January 2.
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Corry Area
James Howard
McGovern Would Defeat Nixon in NBC Poll
A nationwide NBC News poll shows George McGovern leading Richard Nixon 51 to 49 if the 1972 election were held today. Nixon's popularity sunk. 60 percent distrust the President and 71 percent disapprove of taped White House conversations.
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New York
NBC News
George McGovern
Nixon
Oliver Quayle & Co
NBC Reports
White House
Quayle
Was It Worth It Bombs Failed To Bring Peace
AP reports that U S bombing of Indochina over decades failed to secure peace. In Cambodia, 170000 tons of bombs did not halt fighting or force a ceasefire as Nixon and Congress agreed to halt raids. Laos remains under uneasy truce with insurgent dominance. The Ho Chi Minh trail expands in southern Laos despite ceasefire rules.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
Cambodia
U.S
Nixon
Congress
Laos
Vietnam
Pathet Lao
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Henry
Nixon Addresses Nation On Watergate Tonight
President Nixon prepared his eighth public statement on Watergate, outlining past statements by John W. Dean II and addressing Senate hearings. The article traces Nixon’s timeline from May 22, 1972 through March 15, 1973, detailing Dean’s testimony and executive privilege guidelines amid FBI and Senate inquiries.
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Nixon
Nation
Washington
Senate
John W. Dean II
White House
FBI
Dean
Patrick Gray Iit
U.S
Peking
Grand Jury
Automakers and Steel Plan Price Increases Under Phase 4
The Big Four automakers GM Ford Chrysler and AMC along with leading steel producers seek price hikes averaging 102 to 106 per vehicle and 4.8 to 5.3 percent respectively on 1974 models. The increases await a 30 day review under Phase 4 with consumer impact expected next year. Wheat topped 5.07 per bushel in Minneapolis and dominated markets as officials link prices to inflationary pressures.
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Washington
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
American Motors
Cost of Living Council
US. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
National Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Companies
Minneapolis
School Staff Changes Still Under Way As Term Nears
Corry Area School District reports ongoing summer staff changes as the new term approaches. The Board of Education approved several resignations and new hires including Patricia Sack and Ruth Wildauer from the high school, and elementary staff at Conelway School. New hires include Nancy Klingensmith, Kaye Dunn, and Donald Anderson with salaries and job roles noted.
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Corry Area
Ray Elsen
Board of Education
Dolores Pirth
Spartansburg
Patricia Sack
Ruth Dudash Wildauer
Geraldine Piemme
Sandra Orn
Conelway
Nancy J. Klingensmith
Spring Creek
Conelway School
Kaye Louise Dunn
Edinboro State College
Warren
Donald Y. Anderson
Kane Area High School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Butler
Suspect Arrested in Airplane Damaging Case at Lawrence Airport
Ronald H. May, 21, of Spring Creek, pleaded guilty to criminal mischief in a case dating from June 23 when a plane tied at Warren's Lawrence Airport was damaged. Police tied May to the act after an informant named six suspects. the owner Francis Cole is from Warren. May admitted involvement, was ordered to pay restitution, a $50 fine, and $11 in costs.
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Lawrence
Mary Ann Fuller
Union City
Ronald H. May
R.D.1
Spring Creek
Fred Corbett
May
Francis Cole
Warren
DJ Fuller
Rain and fog blamed for two Corry area crashes
Police attribute yesterday's heavy rain and fog to two traffic accidents causing more than $3,000 in damage and injuries. Phyllis L. Fitzgerald of Titusville and Heather Fitzgerald were treated and released after a Route 8 crash that shattered a utility pole. In Sparta Township, James Daley of Spartansburg sustained cuts when his car left a rural road and hit an embankment.
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Corry
Route 8
Titusville
Phyllis L. Fitzgerald
Heather Fitzgerald
Mae Burchfield
Titusville Hospital
Sparta Township
James Daley
Spartansburg
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