Kissinger Keeps Quiet On Talks With Thieu In Saigon
In Saigon Kissinger met Thieu and top U.S. officials but refused to discuss content. He warned reporters he would not talk and cited a general review of the Vietnam situation after secret Paris talks with Le Duc Tho. Speculation swirled on a possible deal or coalition government.
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le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
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Hanoi
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Thieu
Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
Dr. Kissinger
Senate votes 2500 pay raise for Pennsylvania lawmakers
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a 2500 across the board raise for legislators judges and executives as House floor action looms. Critics demanded reforms including fewer lawmakers while leaders tout a smaller hike and blame press coverage for public outrage.
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Hannisburg
Senate
House
Police probe rape possibilities after 15 year old girl freed
State Police at Franklin investigate whether a 15 year old abducted Sunday near Curtice Ohio was raped by four men she says kept her in a camper for four days. She was found unharmed at a Route 8 truck stop near Barkleyville and described the yellow truck with blue camper and Texas plate beginning 406.
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City High Bus Route Killed By Corry Board Vote
Corry Area High School students in the city limits face walking as the school board voted seven to two to discontinue the city bus route this year. A prior proposal to keep the route failed after a tie and a committee draft was defeated.
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Elgin
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McGovern Day Voter Signup in Corry on August 26
Corry hosts a McGovern Day event with a special voter registration from 2 to 8 p.m. at City Park. Judy Kasper, the area Democratic chairman, says Rep. Joseph Vigorito and Erie County commissioners are invited to attend the celebration. The event is organized by the Corry Area Democratic Party.
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Corry
Corry Area
Renewal Director Eyes Other Jobs In Erie County
Mrs. Virginia Nuzzo, who heads the Fourth Ward urban renewal and is now executive director of the Erie County Redevelopment Authority, says she may oversee additional projects. Girard seeks funds for a similar renewal, Albion has shown interest, and another community may be named. If lined up, projects could move to a central Erie location. Oscar Araiz Ballet Contemporaneo de Buenos Aires to debut in New York September 19.
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Ballet Contemporaneo de
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Europe
Lottery Show Slated Here In December
Corry area residents will witness a state lottery drawing on December 6 in the high school auditorium after the lottery commission accepted a local suggestion. Henry H. Kaplan confirmed the date and noted expenses are covered by the commission as it travels for drawings. Linda Kay Gilson, Miss Pennsylvania, is expected to attend, with Miss Olson also slated to appear. State Sen. R. Budd Dwyer helped secure the Corry drawing.
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Lottery Commission
Kaplan
Linda-Kay Gilson
Pennsylvania
Corry
Miss Olson
Burton W. Siglin
The
Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
Move To Ease Route 277 Job Inconvenience
PennDOT says Route 277 relocation in Corry will minimize disruption though some problems are inevitable. Project engineer C. P. Laupp and inspector Alex Coveleski will oversee work, which covers 3557 feet of two lane pavement from West Church Street to First Avenue. West Main and Cascade Street closures are needed until completion. detours will be avoided with half width construction. Contractor W L Dunn Co. of Cochranton handles the project with start to finish time of 355 calendar days.
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Corry
West Church Street
First Avenue
West Main Street
Cascade Street
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Cochranton
Alex
Orance
Hospital Outgo Rises As Income Decreases
Corry Memorial Hospital Board adopts a 1972-73 budget $57,000 higher than last year with income $3,500 below prior actual. Expenditures $1,257,000 versus $1,200,000 last year. income projected $1,285,000 versus $1,288,000 last year. Despite fewer hospital days, last year topped income expectations by $38,000 while expenses stayed under budget, leaving a $88,000 surplus from $1,200,000 cost. Administrators cite plans to exceed outgo to secure Blue Cross Blue Shield and Medicare payments, note audits and budgeted wage and price hikes, and reference retroactive wage increases and IRS approval. BEES KILL BABY BERLIN reports a bee swarm on a Baltic island killing an infant after 14 hours.
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Samuel Antrim
Antrim
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Blue Shield
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Internal Revenue Service
Berlin
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ADN
Grand Jury Indicts Five In Erie County
Five local men and one from Jamestown were indicted by the Erie County grand jury for offenses investigated by city police. Charges include larceny burglary cheating by fraudulent pretenses and drunken driving. True bills were returned against the defendants. Buell Corry larceny offense occurred April 14 Higby Corry burglary offense December 31 1971 Beardsley Corry cheating by fraudulent pretenses three counts offense March 13 Diemer Corry drunken driving offense April 9 Hoyt Jamestown drunken driving offense May 24
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Jamestown
Erie County Grand Jury
David Buell
Corry
Allen L. Higby
Dennis Beardsley
Fred L. Diemer
East
Columbus Avenue
Daniel E. Hoyt
HUD Wins Tall Flagpole Battle Cost Hits 26851
Washington AP reports HUD won a flagpole clash with Transportation, raising two 75-foot aluminum poles at a cost of 26851, surpassing DOT’s poles and provoking tongue in cheek remarks from Volpe while Romney faced payroll pressures. An underground HUD Quest note covered the feat.
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Transportation
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Great Department
Quest
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Romney
Nixon
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