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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1974
Page
3
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Policeman Wins Irish Sweepstakes Top Prize in Dublin
In Dublin the top Irish Sweepstakes prize nearly $500,000 went to Edward Keller, a 49 year old Pittsburgh inspector's clerk. Keller plans to pay his house and noted his wages of about $10,900 annually while supporting a family of six. He lives on duty at the police station with wife Mary who works part time at a bakery.
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Dublin
Ireland
Pittsburgh
Edward Keller
Keller
Sam
US says NVN Viet Cong hold information on 87 MIAs
The United States states it knows conclusively that North Vietnam and the Viet Cong have information on what happened to 87 missing Americans. Officials caution this does not confirm they are alive. The US Joint Military Team urges both delegations to provide fate details forthwith.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Trade bill looms as 93rd Congress nears finish
The 93rd Congress aims to wrap up with the large international trade bill as its final major action. Senate leaders express confidence both chambers can complete work today, though progress stalled on the trade bill and two other measures last night.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
House
Byrd
Harrison to donate $200000 to UNICEF at MSG concert
George Harrison announced plans to give about 200000 dollars to UNICEF from two Madison Square Garden concerts, his last U.S. tour stop, joking he may collapse afterward. DETROIT reports auto layoffs loom as production slows, signaling no near rebound in car demand.
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New York
George Harrison
Unicef
Madison Square Garden
U.S
Harrison
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Bethlehem Steel to Lay Off 1600 Workers Next Week
Bethlehem Steel Corp the nation’s second largest producer said coal shortages force layoff of 1600 workers next week most at Sparrows Point Maryland plant. Company cited coal shortages as primary cause and noted impact on operations and payroll.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Sparrows Point, Md
Unconditional pardon for Jimmy the Greek by Ford
President Ford granted James G. Synodinas known as Jimmy the Greek a full unconditional pardon for gambling violations 11 years after his conviction. The pardon took effect Wednesday and was publicly released by the Justice Department. Synodinas had faced five years probation and a $10000 fine for interstate bets conspiracy and violating the Federal Communications Act.
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Washington
Jimmy the Greek
Ford
Justice Department
Las Vegas
Ardons
Snyder
James G. Synodinas
Budget Cuts Highlight Local Council Spending
Letters to the Editor criticize council budget cuts and note small savings from halting Corry Hospital funds a day center for working mothers and Mead Park funding reductions. The writer suggests the measures are inadequate or misdirected.
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Council
Corry Hospital
Mead Park
Erie Man 20 Killed In Area Sled Crash
Kevin J. Maloney, 20, of Erie died at the scene in a snowmobile crash four miles southeast of Crossingville in Cussewago Township. David Yundt, 21, of Pittsburgh, was hospitalized in guarded condition after aiding the other rider. The crash occurred around 10 15 after one sled cresting a hill struck a culvert and plunged into a pool near the culvert. Maloney’s body was taken to Hatheway Funeral Home. Yundt reportedly assisted with mouth to mouth resuscitation before police arrived.
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Meadville
Erie
Cussewago Township
Wilbur C. Thomas
Crawford County
Kevin J. Maloney
Thomas
Meadville City Hospital
David Yundt
Pittsburgh
Crossingville
Charles R. Hatheway
Yundt
Virginia May Start Lottery
A Virginia House subcommittee voted unanimously to approve a state lottery measure. Del. Ira M. Lechner said the General Assembly would consider it seriously, while Gov. Mills Godwin reiterated opposition. Lechner argues the lottery offers a tax income source amid lower-than-expected revenues.
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Richmond
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
House of Delegates
General Laws Committee
Del
Ira M. Lechner
D-Arlington
General Assembly
Lechner
Mills Godwin
Gunmen End Siege Free Hostages in Minnesota Market
Four gunmen who robbed the Country Club Supermarket in Richfield Minnesota retreated inside after a police ambush, took about 30 hostages, and surrendered after a six hour standoff. The final 14 were freed after a telephone talk with Governor Wendell Anderson. Two gunmen were lightly injured. The hostages ranged from children to a woman in her 80s and were unharmed. The gunmen, including teens, were not named.
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Country Club
Minneapolis
Richfield
Donald Lundquist
Lundquist
Associated Press
Brian
Darrell
Bill
Oil Prices May Zoom If Gold Revalued
European financial circles face perplexity as Iran warns that Western plans to revalue gold reserves could push oil prices higher and threaten the monetary system. Ford and Giscard d Estaing backed a gold revaluation to bolster hard-pressed economies, aiding loan repayment without triggering collapse, while noting limited impact on gold and dollar values amid recent market shifts.
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United States
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