Move To Revote In Spring Creek Draws Attention
Warren County commissioners reviewed the Erie County tally from the November 4 election. The official count didn’t change results or alter the Spring Creek school board race, leaving candidate Raymond Morris uneasy as five voters who did not return may have cost him a lead. A faulty voting machine, a repair visit, and voters turned away by the judge hindered balloting. Morris trailed Rex Ireland by 13 votes in eight districts. A revote is considered possible, with Warren County Commissioner Dr David Rice noting only one similar case elsewhere, in New Jersey. Morris’s attorney declined further comment.
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City Council Eyes Vacancy and Budget Items Tonight
City Council meets for a regular session after postponing earlier due to deer hunting. Councilman Calderone seeks action on the vacancy from Miller’s resignation. Calderone may name a successor. Also on the agenda, a new Civil Service Test for fire truck drivers and a briefing on construction status. Bicentennial Committee seeks ads for police cruiser, water department vehicle, chlorine for sewage plant. Norman Holton requests a tax fund.
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Ford Meets with Chairman Mao in Peking
President Ford held an hour and 50 minute meeting with Mao Tse-tung at Chungnanhai Park during his China visit. Officials described the talks as earnest and significant in a friendly atmosphere with Kissinger, Bush, Scowcroft, and Lord present.
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Li Hsien-nien
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Nixon aides reveal fear of Hoover blackmail over wiretaps
Ehrlichman testified in a deposition that Nixon ordered secret wiretap files moved from the Justice Department to the White House to prevent FBI Director Hoover from using them for blackmail. Mardian feared Hoover would expose or harm him, and the files were reportedly kept in a White House safe after removal in 1971.
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Corry Area School District Board Reorganizes Meeting Schedule
Three new members Joel Alsdorf Rex Ireland and Roger Lansberry were sworn in joining nine member Corry Area School District Board of Education. Joy reelected president and Helmintoller vice president announced a rotating meeting plan moving meetings among district schools and administration office to boost attendance and oversight. Regular meetings stay the second Monday at 7 30 p m with December at the admin office January at a school February back to the office March at another school.
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Vote On Postal Strike Threat Remains Unclear
Ottawa AP report says outcome of the Canadian postal strike vote is uncertain as more than two thirds of ballots from 22 000 union members failed to yield a clear majority for or against the tentative contract. Results hinge on western centers plus close returns from Maritime provinces Quebec Ontario and British Columbia. Union urged rejection as terms unchanged by Postmaster General Bryce Mackasey. If ratified the deal would need federal anti inflation board approval.
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Hamilton
FBI Klan Violence Warnings Questioned By Former Informant
Gary Rowe Jr alleged the FBI knew of planned Klan violence and often did nothing, including a 1961 Birmingham attack on freedom riders. He testified that the FBI photographed events while harm occurred. Rowe recalled one instance where a warning led to no action. He faced past charges linked to Viola Liuzzo’s murder but later testified as the government witness. House panel heard, as Nixon aide Erlichman claimed orders to move secret wiretap files to the White House. Helen Gandy testified she followed Hoover’s wishes destroying his files.
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