Nixon Aide Denies U.S. Backing Thieu Peace Plan
Washington reports show President Nixon meeting with Kissinger and general aide Hai while denying U.S. support for Thieu’s cease-fire terms. Ziegler rejects Paris press claims of U.S. backing Thieu’s pre Christmas plan as talks with North Vietnam continue in Paris amid mutual recriminations.
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U.S
Thieu Treaty
Washington
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry.a. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Paris
Alexander Hai
Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Saigon
Ziegler
United
Thieu
White House
Tho
Tha
Hanoi
Heyward Isham
B52s break record with 16 missions against North Vietnam
U S B 52 bombers flew a record 16 missions in 24 hours against North Vietnam and near the DMZ, dropping about 1,400 tons of explosives. The raids focused 22 to 43 miles southeast of Dong Hoi with some strikes near the Mu Gia Pass and the Ho Chi Minh Trail. The Saigon command reported civilian casualties and damage including the Bien Hoa Air Base, a fuel dump, and an army installation bombing aftermath.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dong Hoi
Mu Gia Pass
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Dmz
Quang Tri Province
South Vietnam
North
Quang Tri
Bien Hoa
Corry Area School District Sets $25 Hourly Negotiation Rate
Labor talks grow as Corry Area School District forms a management team to handle negotiations. Attorney Frank McKnight has been paid a flat fee but will now be paid $25 per hour due to long meetings and extra work at home and in the office. The board unanimously approved the hourly rate.
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Corry Area
Frank McKnight
McKnight
James Howard
Howard
Apollo Crew Ends Moon Visit With Challenger Destruction
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan and Schmitt completed the moon mission by departing Taurus Littrow, transferring lunar samples to the America, and guiding the Challenger to a deliberate impact on the moon. Evans aboard America tracked the ascent and welcomed the duo back as the mission wrapped up.
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Eugene Cernan
Jack Schmitt
Moon
Ceman
Schmitt
America
Challenger
Earth
Cernan
Moon Valley
Taurus-Littrow
Evans
Cernand
Cer
Moon’s moonward junk pile tests future astronauts
Commander Eugene A. Ceman recalls the last Apollo left behind nearly 10 million dollars in used gear on the moon. Six sites host rovers, tool kits, and discarded equipment from Apollo 11 through 17. Rovers and cameras may be reusable after minor repairs or recharging. Some items like golf balls and boots sit among the non-decaying surface while others await return.
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Earth
Moon
Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Born Loser Arrested Twice In Five Hours
An Ene or Warren man, Charles R. Young, 26, was arrested by Corry police after resisting at 4:30 a.m. and again at a 10 a.m. arraignment with District Justice Porter Auer. He faced charges of resisting arrest and failure to comply with an officer, then dis orderly conduct, and was jailed in Erie County after failing to post bail.
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Ene
Warren
Erie County
Corry
Porter Auer
Cpl
Dana Scouten
David Turner
Shady Avenue
Young
Auer
Scouten
Joel Steele
Government Tightens Clamp On Methadone
The FDA announced strict new controls to curb abuse and diversion of methadone while predicting the number of licensed treatment clinics will double to about 1,200 by mid 1973. Rules bar minors, require two years of heroin abstinence for entry, and impose a closed distribution system ending eight company permits. Daily supervised dosing remains for the initial three months, with gradual take-home allowances after progress. The agency expects stricter oversight will replace earlier discretionary guidelines amid praise for treatment benefits and concern from doctors about medical autonomy.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
New York City
Agnes DID Strike Erie County Farms Disaster Aid Report
Erie County suffered heavy damage from Hurricane Agnes with early estimates over $1 million in crop and property losses. The Erie County Disaster Committee led by James M. Hall Jr. coordinates farm relief including 1.5 million pounds of government corn and half a million pounds of oats sold at a discount to eligible applicants. Federal emergency conservation assistance approved for 21 applicants totaling $9,900 for repairs and rehabilitation. Emergency livestock feed programs allow livestock owners to buy grain at subsidized rates. over 200 applications processed. Local grain handlers include Erie Craford Dairy, Union City Mill and Erie Mill, O'Brien Milling Co, Waterford, Union City Co op, Waterford Agway. Signed contracts announce the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra appearance at Corry High School on February 17, with Corry Area Fine Arts Council and annual meeting January 22 at the YMCA.
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Erie County
Erie County Disaster Committee
James M. Hall Jr
Agricultural Soil Conservation Service
William Urash
Matther, Corry
Farm Home Administration
Joseph Burawa
Federal Department of Agriculture
Burawa
The
Journal
Feed
Federal Emergency Conservation Assistance
Agnes
Erie Craford Dairy
Union City Mill
Erie Mill
O'Brien Milling Co
Waterford
Union City Coop
Waterford Agway
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Douglas Jones
Erle
Joseph Seitz
William Masler
Richard Bova
Robert Wharton
Henry Walker
YMCA
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