OPEC adopts price hike to boost oil revenue
OPEC ministers end two day meeting with approval of a new price system that adds 38 cents per barrel, a 3.9 percent rise. Mick Taylor exits the Rolling Stones amid Munich recording sessions. Sir Anthony Mamo sworn in as Malta's first president in Valletta.
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Austria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
London
Mick Taylor
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
Jagger
Munich
Taylor
The
Stones
Brian Jones
Valletta
Malta
Anthony Joseph Mamo
Mediterranean
Henry A. Kissinger
Brussels
North Atlantic Alliance
Ford
Martinique
Giscard
Foxe retires amid indecent exposure arrest in Florida
CASSELBERRY Fla AP Fanne Foxe the stripper tied to Rep Wilbur Mills says she is retiring She was arrested charged with indecent exposure after appearing bottomless at end of act A hearing set for Dec 20 Bond $500 released from Seminole County jail
Two Brothers Die In Area Fire Accident Causes Blackout
Two Conneaut Lake men were injured when a speeding car left Route 6, crashed through a utility pole, and sparked a large blackout west of the city. A motor home and a third vehicle struck debris, causing about $1,035 in damage while transformers caught fire. Police investigated the sequence as emergency crews worked to restore power and assist victims.
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Conneaut Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry State
Glenn EB. Russell
R.D. 2
William Wermter
Russell
Grant L. Brown Jr
Clarendon
Russell Auto
William Proper
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Corry
Elgin-Beaverdam
Wermter
Corry Ambulance Service
Journal
McEldowney
Fire Claims Two Centerville Men Near Union City
State Police investigate a fatal early morning blaze at a Centerville area home eight miles south of Union City. A passerby with a citizen band radio alerted locals, passing the alarm to Corry state police as firefighters work to determine cause.
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Centerville
Union City
Citizens Band
Corry
Five Killed In Mideast Fighting
An Israeli patrol clashed with Arab guerrillas infiltrating from Lebanon near Menara on the western edge of the Israeli panhandle. Four terrorists and one police sergeant were killed. another policeman wounded. The Arab group, identified as Al Fatah, carried rifles, grenades, knives, and leaflets. The encounter followed a security fence breach and came as Egypt demanded a 50 year freeze on Israeli migration.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Menara
Israeli Panhandle
Syria
al Fatah
Qiryat Shmanah
Shamir
Egypt
Israel
CAIDC Home Project Here Hits Snag
A $1.2 million CAIDC housing project on South Center street is delayed after HUD ordered a halt to the legal closing. The delay stems from the modular unit supplier being deemed unacceptable as they no longer produce the units, forcing officials to consider replacing the supplier, switching to panelized units, or reverting to stick built. Resolution efforts begin next week.
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CAIDC
South Center Street
Airport Road
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Ford Meets French Chief On Caribbean Island
President Ford and French President Giscard d Estaing head to Martinique for a three day summit to bridge gaps on energy and economic policy. Talks will cover world finance oil prices and jet fighter contracts as France pushes a producer consumer energy conference amid U.S. calls for a consumer unity plan.
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Washington
Ford
Valery Giscard d
Estaing
Caribbean
Martinique
Giscard
NATO
Guadaloupe
France
International Energy Agency
U.S
Charge Trip In Hotel Hassling Spree
Three local men were charged with harassment and criminal mischief after a disturbance at the Lorraine Hotel on East Main Street. Charles A. Silvis Dennis F. Higby and William W. Atchley faced charges following the incident, with summonses to appear before District Justice Porter Auer.
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Lorraine Hotel
East Main Street
Porter Auer
Charles A. Silvis
Spring Creek
Dennis F. Higby
Snyder Circle
William W. Atchley
Mead Avenue
Lorraine
Raymond Graves
Thomas Foreman
Auer
UC Dam Rec Proposal Now Truly Dead
The U S Army Corps of Engineers declares the Union City Dam Recreation project dead in a letter to Erie County leaders noting the referendum asking for Erie County funds to acquire land and develop a recreation area at Union City Reservoir was defeated on November 4 1974 The corps says participation by Erie County is precluded and it will discontinue plans for a permanent pool and recreation development at Union City Reservoir
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George Harrison
White House
Harrison
Bill Preston
Ravi Shankar
Ford
Jack
Jack Ford
Salt Lake City
Utah State University
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Union City Dam
William O. Hill, Jr
N. G. Delbridge
Corps
Erie County
Union City Reservoir
Delbridge
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Maquoketa, Iowa
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Maquoketa
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Mideast
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West Smith Street
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Euclid Street
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Bloomfield Township
Ross
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Crawford County
Wilbur Thomas
Bloomfield
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Route 77
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Journal Press
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Molly Morton
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