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City council seals plan amid crime time debate
City officials finalize a contentious plan amid a heated council discussion on crime policy. Key figures include City Manager and Police Chief, with residents voicing concerns about safety and funding. The vote prognosis hinges on budget approvals and timetable.
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Hotel Fire Destroys Anthony Hotel in Minneapolis
A fast moving blaze gutted the old Anthony Hotel in downtown Minneapolis, forcing guests into sub zero cold. No serious injuries, five treated in hospital including two firemen, 26 unaccounted but surfacing, 84 guests registered at the six story, three quarter century old hotel.
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Peace Talks Open at Geneva Conference Amid Tensions
The Geneva peace conference opened with Kissinger urging a break from the past as Gromyko warned of renewed Arab support from the Soviet Union. Egypt demands Israel withdraw from 1967 territories and East Jerusalem, while Israel resists ceding the captured lands. The session ran long due to seating disputes. Abba Eban was scheduled to speak later.
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Consumer Prices Increase Again
Washington AP report shows November CPI up eight tenths of a percent, mirrored October. Food and fuel costs drove the rise with food up 1.4 percent and fuel items surging, while real earnings fell 0.5 percent. The 12 month cost of living up 8.4 percent, the sharpest since June 1951.
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Body Of Slain Erie Cab Driver Found In Ohio
FBI says the body of Erie taxi driver Donald Stafford was found in snow along Interstate 90 in Ashtabula County Ohio. Stafford had been missing since December 13 after taking a fare to Conneaut. Noel Wooton, held in Los Angeles County Jail on related warrants, is charged with the Erie robbery and other crimes. Stafford was reportedly forced into the trunk and shot after being ordered out near milepost 190.
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Rain Turns to Snow on Shortest Day of Year
Winter begins at 7 08 pm as rain and then snow hit the area. Mrs Richard Mountain cites 1.10 inches of rainfall. Roads became treacherous but accidents stayed light. The day marks the December solstice with the sun at its southernmost point.
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Stiffen Charge In Drug Case For Rehearing
Roger W. Willis 24 of Corry faced a second hearing after marijuana charges were dropped when state lab tests showed LSD. Car search by City Police yielded marijuana and 48 LSD pills. prosecutors seek possession and intent to deliver both marijuana and LSD. Second hearing set for December 28 at 2 p.m.
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Ex-Corryite charged in Green Bay officer death
Edward E. English alias Timothy Bernhard, 31, of Appleton, arraigned at St. Vincent Hospital on murder and two attempted murder counts after a shootout that killed Sgt. Wayne Truttman and wounded Lt. Donald Van Stratten outside Green Bay's Safety Building. He remained hospitalized, held without bond, with FBI fingerprint analysis pending.
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10 Gallon Gas Limit Proposal Faces Congress
Washington AP report outlines a bid to mandate a 10 gallon per week gasoline limit under a pending energy bill. The measure could grant the president power to curb energy use, with potential automatic implementation if Congress and Nixon approve and the White House signals a veto threat.
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Area Crashes On Slippery Highways Claim Two Lives
Two Erie area families faced tragedy as slippery roads claimed two teen lives and left another injured in separate crashes. James Cantland, 21, of Mill Village, died after his car hit a tractor trailer on Flats Road. In Warren County, Gary Ellberg, 16, of Russell, died when his car overturned, trapping him beneath it. Richard Walker, 16, of Russell, escaped with minor injuries. Coroners ruled both deaths accidental.
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General Motors Recalls 780000 Vehicles Over Front Suspension Flaw
GM recalls over 780,000 1974 model cars and trucks for a front suspension defect risking steering pull. Issue centers on upper control arm nuts that can loosen, causing noise and potential misdirection. Repairs offered at no cost, parts to be available mid January.
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