Carney Expected To Rule On Sparta Case Next Week
A court hearing held before Erie County Judge Edward Carney addressed a 90-student Sparta High School transfer to Corry Area High. Attorneys will file briefs. ruling expected next week as district moves ahead with plans amid bus and crowding concerns from Sparta supporters.
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Sparta High School
Erie County Court
Edward Carney
Erie County
Journal
Frank McKnight
Joseph Wisnoski
Erie
Sparta
Carney
Oil Price Freeze May Be Extended As Regulations Not Ready
Washington reports Phase 4 oil industry rules still incomplete and the price freeze may be extended a second time. A council spokesman said regulations likely won’t be ready today, with Friday as a possible release date though uncertain. Even if ready, firms will have less than three days to implement before lifting the freeze. A Spartansburg boy was briefly treated after being struck by a car in Oil City. Bert M Coneklin heads a new Price Stabilization office overseeing price increase decisions under Phase 4 and exemptions. Government balance of payments showed a second-quarter surplus of 463 million dollars, while Dent stresses Phase 4 standards before a return to free markets.
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Walter C. Ritchey Jr
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Frederick B. Dent
Nixon address watched across the nation by diverse listeners
In New Hampshire the Knox family gathered around the TV as President Nixon spoke on Watergate. Neighbors, a bar in Steelton, a San Francisco home, and a Chicago suburb club also watched. Leslie Knox, a Republican, privately questioned the situation while William Coblentz in Presidio Heights called the speech well orchestrated.
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Contoocook
Knoxes
New Hampshire
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Chicago
Washington
Salt Lake City
Presidio Heights
William K. Coblentz
Coblentz
McGovern
Lebanese jetliner hijacked to land at Lod airport
Bulletin from Tel Aviv reports a Lebanese jetliner with 120 people on board was hijacked over the Mediterranean from Libya to Lebanon and forced to land at Lod. Edmond Ghosn, Beirut Airport director general, said the Boeing 707 carried 110 passengers and 10 crew and was seized by unknown on-board hijackers who threatened the crew and directed the plane to Lod.
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Nixon urges move to pressing needs after Watergate speech
President Nixon declares he was not involved in Watergate and calls for court resolution of guilt or innocence while taking responsibility for aides actions. He defends withholding tapes and criticizes Senate Watergate committee. Endorsed by Goldwater and Bush as credible, while Inouye expresses disappointment.
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Special Watergate Prosecutor
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Goldwater
George Bush
Republican National Committee
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
America
White House
Nixon Hopes People Willing To Forgive
Washington AP President Nixon pursues a Watergate forgiveness strategy aimed at restoring faith in the presidency. He seeks to move forward with urgent national business while avoiding detailed Watergate comments. He addresses the public via planned appearances and a late August news conference at San Clemente, with a Veterans of Foreign Wars stop in New Orleans. Some Republicans doubt his honesty about releasing tapes, arguing he does not trust the people to hear them.
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San Clemente
Calif
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R-Calif
Bribery Inquiry Advances in Agnew Case
A special grand jury in Baltimore prepared to hear testimony on bribery and kickback allegations involving Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Justice Department officials confirmed a private August 6 meeting between Attorney General Elliott Richardson and Agnew to discuss the probe status.
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Elliot L. Richardson
Agnew
Department
Horace Webb
Baltimore County
Maryland
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Times
Lester Matz
Jerome Wolff
Baltimore Engineering
Allen I. Green
the Times
Green
Sparta Man Wounded By Own Shotgun
A 24 year old Spartansburg man, John H. Huffman, was wounded by a discharged shotgun while crossing a creek near Sparta. He was alone, the gun toppled from a fallen tree, fired into the water, and hit him in both legs. He is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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John H. Huffman
Sparta
Donald Raisely
Corry
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