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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1974
Page
3
Oil producers hike revenues by 38 cents a barrel
AP dispatches from multiple capitals report major oil producers agreeing to raise revenues by 38 cents per barrel. Iran’s delegate cautions price effects depend on absorption by companies amid global energy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Iran
Butz sees no cabinet shakeup next month
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz, age 65, says he does not expect replacement in a forthcoming cabinet shakeup at a Grand Rapids news conference during the Michigan Farm Bureau Federation meeting. Harvard hosts Congress freshmen learning Washington basics. Edward H. Levi named as Ford's attorney general, pending acceptance.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Washington
Michigan Farm Bureau Federation
Ford
Edward H. Levi
Levi
The
University of Chicago
Ordinary Son Says He Aims To Be Ordinary Citizen
Logan Utah AP Jack Ford says he may have influenced his father President Ford on amnesty but he generally tries to restrict political attempts to that of an ordinary citizen. In a interview the 22 year old son said he wants to be an ordinary citizen in other aspects of life as well.
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Logan
Utah
Jack Ford
Ford
Rex the stamp licking dog guards Hornbeak Post Office
In Hornbeak Tennessee Postmaster Jerry Short and his mongrel Rex describe how the dog licks stamps in the back of the white concrete Hornbeak post office. Rex helps Tucker the rural mail carrier by licking stamps during the handoff. In Washington Robert C. Mardian faces self defense in the Watergate cover up trial after months of testimony.
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Hornbeak, Tenn
Hornbeak
Jerry Short
Rex
Jerry
Tucker
Washington
Robert C. Mardian
America
Pessimistic Forecast Of 1980s College Enrollment Declines
AP reports potential collapse of private colleges and consolidation of state campuses as baby boomers age, with nationwide enrollment rising to 10.8 million in 1980 before declining through 1983 and beyond. States like Minnesota Ohio New Jersey project sharp drops and possible closures by 1990.
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New York
National Center For Educational Statistics
Minnesota
State University
State College
Richard Hawk
Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Commission
New York State Education Department
New Jersey
Department of Higher Education
Department
Ohio
State Board of Regents
Ronald Thompson
Ohio State University
W. Vance Grant
Erie man rescued after six hour wood chip collapse
Don Coccarelli, 20, of Ripley New York was trapped under 16 to 20 feet of wood chips at Hammermill Paper plant for more than six hours after a piling edge collapsed. Fire officials said he spoke to rescuers and helped buckets rise him to safety before being released from a hospital with no injuries. James Hughes and William Fulton also escaped unharmed.
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Ripley
Hammermill Paper
Don Coccarelli
John O'Brien
Coccarelli
Hammermill
James Hughes
William Fulton
O'Brien
Jack
Cocccarelli
Henderson Convicted in Tax Case Over Donation Claim
New York AP reports conductor Skitch Henderson, former NBC Tonight Show music director, was convicted on a second count of filing a false income tax return for claiming a $350,000 donation of music to the University of Wisconsin. He faces up to three years in prison and a $5,000 fine per count at sentencing on January 15. the jury could not reach a verdict on tax evasion.
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New York
Skitch Henderson
University of Wisconsin
Nbc-Tv
Tonight Show
U.S
Hearing Set On Guard Role In South Boston Racial Tensions
U S District Judge Garrity scheduled a hearing on the NAACP bid to place the National Guard in South Boston amid racial strife. Eight largely Irish schools closed after violence at South Boston High. Principal Reid expressed disillusion but will not quit. A Negro stabbing and student walkouts tied to anti busing protests surfaced as state police guarded the school.
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Hyde Park High School
South Boston High School
Boston
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
NAACP
National Guard
South Boston
South Boston High
William Reid
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Pensacola
Fla
Boston High
Garrity
Atkins
Search Continues For NY Painting Vanishes From Brooklyn Museum
Police probe a 1900 Renoir still life titled Still Life with Blue Cup, barely larger than a car plate, missing after 4 10 p m Thursday as 200 visitors remained inside the Brooklyn Museum past closing time during the $50 000 painting search.
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New York
Brooklyn Museum
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