Ford Veto Overridden On GI Education Bill
Congress overrides President Ford to raise most education benefits for veterans. The 394 to 10 House vote and 90 to 1 Senate tally approve a 22.7 percent increase retroactive to September, with checks to begin in about 15 days and January regular payments.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
Senate
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Jones Senate
Veterans Administration
Can't Council Do Own Work By Bill Eaton
A City Council meeting centers on whether officials should run departments themselves to cut costs. Mrs. Downey urges smaller government while critics cite current service levels and salaries. Council debates roles, budgets, and the use of revenue sharing funds before adjourning.
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Bill Eaton
George Downey
David Johnson
Johnson
Hospital Budget Fight Over Subsidies At City Council
City council discussed ongoing subsidy cuts for Corry Memorial Hospital and Mead Park, noting no surrounding municipalities contribute, and outlining financial strains from indigent care and unrecovered charges. Antrim argued hospital losses from police intakes and nonpaying patients, while Mead Park seek funds for repairs using Glenn Mead will money.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Mead Park
Mead Park Association
Antrim
Corry Hospital
William Halfast
Robert Grice
Benjam Calderone
David Johnson
United Fund
Council
Glenn Mead
Park Board
Johnson
Fanne Foxe Cancels New York One-Week Engagement
The box office sign announces that stripper Fanne Foxe known as the Tidal Basin Bombshell has canceled her New York engagement for a week after a performance yesterday when it was learned that Rep. Wilbur Mills had been admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Fanne Foxe
Tidal Basin
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
New York
Arkansas
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Stolen 2500 Christmas Trees Targeted for Servicemen
Nevada City California AP report states 2500 Christmas trees bound for U S service personnel overseas were stolen from a shipment of 5100 trees prepared for Operation Christmas begun in 1967 by Vietnam veteran Douglas Allan. Valued at about 17500 dollars. All points bulletin issued to locate the trees believed taken Monday or Tuesday. Allan vowed continued effort despite the loss.
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Nevada City
Calif
U.S
Douglas Allan
Allan
Eureka
Dairylea dispute sparks farmer protest and resignations
A local Corry area dairy cooperative battle escalates toward New York State Supreme Court with member protests. Lawrence Miller resigns as Corry Local director in sympathy with the suit citing alleged mismanagement and potential personal liability for directors. The feud centers on an $18.6 million deficit and assessments up to $10,000 to producers, risking regional dairy control and price manipulation fears.
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New York State Supreme Court
Dairylea
Lawrence Miller
Columbus Township
Co-Op
Corry Journal
Dairymea
NYS Supreme Court
Dairyle
Corry
Dairylea and Farmers Face Legal Battle Over Assessment
Dairylea Cooperative and opposing farmers brace for a court fight over an 18 million special assessment. Bud Arquette predicts victory while Richard Redmond calls the levy perfectly legal. A temporary injunction pauses collections as a class action challenge proceeds in Buffalo.
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Christine McKnight
Associated Press
Dairylea Cooperative Inc
Bud Arquette
St. Lawrence County
Richard Redmond
Dairylea
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Supreme Court
Frank P
Bayger
Buffalo
William Schapiro
Justice Bayger
New York City
John Noakes
James Donnan
Joy Elected President By School Board
The Corry Area School District Board of Education elected Robert Joy of Wayne Township president for the coming year on the third ballot at the December reorganization meeting. Joy previously served on the Wayne Township board and succeeds Melvin Messinger, who held the post for one year. William Helmintoller was elected vice president. The board did not appoint a solicitor, planning to consider legal counsel in May with budget work.
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Corry Area
Joy
Wayne Township Board of Education
William Helmintoller
Corry
Frank G. McKnight
Snow Shocks Union City drivers in bizarre Route 6 crash
Hazardous road conditions sparked a chain of crashes on Route 6 near Union City. Four accidents yesterday involved five cars, with two collisions occurring minutes apart at the same spot. Victims sustained minor injuries as investigators logged damages and noted a multi-vehicle pileup in a separate three-car incident.
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Corry
Route 6
Union City
Joseph Sabol
R.D. 1
Sabol
Gertrude Niegel
R.D. 3
Niegel
Robert W. Koebley
Warren
Koebley
James Burgess
James Paul
Garfield Heights
Ohio
Burgess
Paul
Mills Rests as Powers Diminish for Chairman Mills
Washington reports Rep. Wilbur D. Mills 65 rests in Bethesda Naval Medical Center amid questions on his illness and power as Ways and Means chair. Democrats discuss replacing him with Rep. Ullman as the caucus expands the panel. Mills appeared fatigued after a Boston stage appearance with Annabel Battistella, the Tidal Basin Bombshell.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Mills
House Democratic Caucus
Congressional Democrats
Rep
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
James A. Burke
D-Mass
Boston
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League
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Richard H.fulton
D-Tenn
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Ullman
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