Wily and Refus Less Sorce Arters Their Eight Dollar Vacation
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Ford Names Rockefeller As Vice President
President Ford nominates Nelson A. Rockefeller, former New York governor, as vice president in a televised Oval Office ceremony. Rockefeller accepts, expects confirmation by Congress, and notes potential 1976 candidacy while pledging disclosure of finances as needed. The announcement follows days of speculation and includes remarks on unity and national duty.
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Rockefeller
Washington
Ford Today
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
House
Senate
White House
Committee of Congress
Congress
Ward
Richard M. Nixon
George Bush
Xamne Ford
Hush
Maine
Bal Harbor
Sel Harbor
Oval
America
President Proposes Amnesty For Vietnam-Era Evaders
President Ford backs earned re-entry with conditional amnesty for 50 000 draft evaders and deserters. He orders case by case review with Saxbe and Schlesinger to pursue possible avenues alongside continued opposition to blanket immunity. Senate leaders signal support for conditional amnesty as a path to end exile and rebuild trust.
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Washington
Ward
Ford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
William B. Saxbe
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Justice Department
Department
Department of Defense
Selective Service
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
White House
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Gerald Ford
Vietnam
VEW
Ray R. Soden
Addison, II
Wharton Pays UF and School District Restitution
Robert B. Wharton, jailed for embezzlement of Corry Area School District funds, has fully restituted $7,541 to the United Fund and $14,480 to the school district. Mrs. Wharton said yesterday that both payments have been received, with Wharton covering interest and the accountant’s audit fee. The article notes a first payment of $10,000 to the school district and references ongoing repayments, with more details on the back page.
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Robert B. Wharton
Erie County
Corry Area
United Pond Treasury
Wharton
United Fund
Rom Wharton
Corry Police See Ten Indictments At Erie Grand Jury
City police presented ten defendants at the Erie County grand jury during the August term. Indictments include drug possession, drunken driving, burglary, leaving the scene of an accident, driving with a suspended license, carrying an unlicensed firearm, and related offenses. Defendants named are Roger Willis David Demby Harold Akam Richard Petty Candy Wilde Sylvia Messinger Donald Carroll Dennis Beardsley Robert Lampus and John V Jewell.
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Erie County Grand Jury
Roger Willis
David Demby
Harold Akam
Richard Petty
Candy Wilde
Sylvia Messinger
Donald Carroll
Dennis Beardsley
Robert Lampus
John V. Jewell
City approves third cruiser for police
City Council authorized Police Chief Kenneth Nichols to travel to Harrisburg Thursday to seek funds for a third patrol car and a Breathalyzer. The plan calls for 75 percent federal funds and 25 percent city funds. Nichols cited rising mileage on two cars, repairs reducing availability, and the need for immediate response, plus potential use of an unmarked car for surveillance. Mayor Mary Ann Kibler endorsed the proposal.
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Kenneth Nichols
Harrisburg
Nichols
Crime Commission
Erie County
Erie
Union City
Waterford
Ene
Wayne Township
Mary Ann Kibler
Benjamin Calderone
Calderone
David Miller
Miller
Robert Grice
Jack Downey
Parks and Public
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Corry
Cyprus Ambassadors Death Sparks Regional Upheaval
Greek Turkish and Cypriot leaders condemned the shooting of U.S. Ambassador Rodger Davies during an anti American riot in Nicosia. The embassy considered closing temporarily as a replacement was named. Cyprus tensions rise as Greek government reshuffles military leadership and Turkish troops hold positions with limited advances.
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Associated Press
United States
Cyprus
Rodger P. Davies
Nicosia
U.S
State Department
Washington
Lindsay Grant
Scotland
Davies
Greece
Henry A. Kissinger
Turkey
Vances
Famagusta
United Nations
AULN
Eqka-B
Makarios
Marine Guard
Makarious Avenue
Rodger Davies
Trucker’s Jackknife Crashes on Route 6. $35,000 Rig Damaged
A steel-hauling tractor-trailer wreck closed Route 6 near Union City for nearly four hours. Donald L. Elledge of Wood River Illinois lost control on a rain slick hill at Proctor Hill, jackknifing and overturning the trailer. The rig valued at $35,000 destroyed, damaging a power pole and a buried cable pedestal. Elledge was treated and released from Union City Memorial Hospital. Union City volunteers diverted traffic and assisted in cleanup.
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Donald L. Elledge
Wood River
Ill
Proctor Hill
Elledge
Union City Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Lyons
Messinger
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