Kissinger Nears Breakthrough in Vietnam Cease Fire Talks
Paris reports indicate Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho held a key session on a Vietnam cease fire as subcommittees debated draft terms. Kissinger plans to fly to Washington to brief Nixon after the talks, with officials noting possible near agreement and Thieu’s doubts about a bilateral accord before Congress.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Kissinger
Washington
Nixon
Tho
South Vietnam
la Nation
Humanite
Communist Party
Tion
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Co Thach
Hanoi
Orly
U.S
Germany
Gif Sur Yvette
Maurice Schumann
Schumann
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Presidential
Thieu
North Vietnam
1973 C of C Slate Unanimously Approved for Board
Dennis Frushone, chamber manager, announced a unanimous ballot to elect the chamber’s officers for the coming year. Re-elected were Lyle Hotchkiss, George Cote, Leslie Dodd and Rev. Patrick A L Maier. No dues increase for 1973 was approved as finances remained sound. Board urged to attend a legislative forum at Corry Area High School auditorium tonight.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Frushone
Lyle Hotchkiss
George Cote
Leslie Dodd
Patrick A.L. Maier
Corry Area High School
Pennsylvania Gas Rate Hike Urged
An examiner for the Public Service Commission recommended Pennsylvania Gas Company be allowed to raise rates to generate 689039 dollars in additional yearly revenue. Examiner Robert W. Husband submitted the recommendation to the full commission. The utility serves 26784 customers in Jamestown and nearby communities in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties.
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Albany
N.Y
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Robert W. Husband
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Orange Moon Soil Found In Taurus Littrow Mission
Space Center Houston reports astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt found orange lunar soil in Taurus Littrow during an eight mile drive in an electric car with a patched fender. Scientists note the sample could be volcanic in origin and date from up to 100 million years ago, potentially signaling recent lunar volcanism. Ronald Evans orbited overhead assisting science instruments.
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Ron Blevins
General Electric
Space Center
Houston
Gene Cernan
Jack Schmitt
Cernan
Moon
Taurius-Littrow Valley
Coicidence
Schmitt
America
Ceman
Earth
Ronald Evans
Evans
Brett
Ami
Indon
Taurus-Littrow
Penn Central seeks delay of 44,000 wage hikes
Bankruptcy bound Penn Central asked U.S. District Court Judge John P. Fullam to defer wage increases for 44,000 employees until spring. Trustees propose delaying all pay boosts and fringes for most unions to save about 5.1 million dollars, noting 1973 losses near 61 million and 200 million loss in 1972, with cash strain through early 1973 unless operations stabilize. The plan covers two $50 monthly raises for supervisors in January and April and 25 cent hourly raises for other workers in April.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central
U.S. District Court
John P. Fullam
Fullam
Truman's Condition Serious Fluctuating in Hospital
Kansas City AP reports former President Harry S. Truman, aged 88, remains seriously ill with heart, lung, chest and kidney issues. Dr. Wallace Graham says he is semiconscious and his condition could fluctuate for some time. Earlier irregular heart rhythm and unstable vital signs were noted, with brief improvements reported later.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Security Cost Bow Air Travelers Caught In Middle
Local airport authorities and the Federal government clash over who pays for new security measures to curb hijackings. Federal rules require luggage screening and armed guards, but officials say costs run into hundreds of thousands or more and funding is unclear. Airlines and airports press for federal or local funding, while Volpe notes airlines and airports must share the burden.
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Associated Press
Transportation Department
Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation
John Volpe
Volpe
Don Whitman
Portland International
Maine
Bill Ryan
Tulsa International
Oklahoma
Ryan
Pay Board Blocks $2,500 Pennsylvania Lawmaker Expenses
The federal Pay Board ruled against immediate $2,500 expense accounts for Pennsylvania lawmakers, classifying them as a potential wage increase subject to Nixon-era guidelines. Officials note possible reroute via appeal but any rise must align with wage standards and Pay Board approval.
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Harrisburg
Federal Pay Board
Robert W. Kopp
IRS Internal Revenue Service Office
Kopp
Lench
Leach
Winter Weather Forces Rep Irvis to Miss Forum
Rep LeRoy K Irvis of Allegheny County cannot attend tonight’s state level legislative forum at Corry Area High School due to being stranded at a midwest airport amid winter weather. A Franklin PA Department of Transportation official will stand in to answer local questions at the event.
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Journal
LeRoy K. Irvis
Allegheny County
Rep. Irvis
Midwest
Franklin Office
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Corry Area High School
Attorney General Seeks PSP Chief Ouster Amid Bugging Probe
Harrisburg AP reports Atty. Gen. J. Shane Creamer calls for State Police Commissioner Rocco Arella to resign over a write up incident tied to Crime Commission probes in Philadelphia. He alleged the issue to Gov. Shapp, who delayed comment. A Shapp return from Middle East trip was cited. A Molniya-2 satellite launch followed in Moscow.
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Harrisburg
Atty
Shane Creamer
Rocco Arella
Crime Commission
Philadelphia
Creamer
Shapp
Middle East
Creameraid
Urella
George Washington
King of Prussia
Arella
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