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Ethiopian military council vows one party socialist state
Addis Ababa reporters say Ethiopia's young military officers who deposed Emperor Haile Selassie announce a plan to transform the country into a one party socialist state. The anonymous council issues a policy statement declaring that "The exploitation of man by man is completely prohibited."
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Grain farmers plant more winter wheat may yield record
Across the nation farmers report higher winter wheat plantings. Weather disease and pests could affect next summer’s harvest potential. EPA data review shows air quality improving but regional issues persist. Surgeon notes kidney removal for Sen. Jackson. Wayne knee surgery recovery underway at Hoag Hospital.
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Kansas City
Newport Beach
Calif
John Wayne
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Wayne
Pittsburgh Fire Damages Stadium Steam Room No Injuries Reported
AP dispatch notes a fire in the University of Pittsburgh football stadium steam room causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Investigators cite an electrical device used to generate steam as the fire source and report no injuries.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
One Man Could Run Four Row Offices, Says Erie Official
Erie County register of wills Roger M. Fischer argues a single administrator could merge the register of wills clerks of courts prothonotary and recorder of deeds into one head, saving about 50000 dollars. He notes his own tenure shows ten hour weekly duties with a capable staff, while others caution about higher county voter counts and potential absenteeism in a merged system.
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Bill Eaton
Roger M. Fischer
Erie County Register of Wills
Fischer
Register of Wills
Recorder of Deeds
Erie County Government Study Commission
Commission
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Corry
William P. Waterhouse
Brakes Fail Cause Two Vehicle Crash West of Corry
State police report a rear end collision on Route 6 west of Corry caused by brake failure. Ralph Friedel 68 of Columbus waited for a left turn when Luca Troyer 18 of Corry slammed into him, totaling over 3500 with $1000 to Troyer and $2500 to Friedel, no injuries. A Wrightsville two vehicle crash followed at Routes 958 and Kidder road, injuring no one with $500 total damage. A deer struck by Roy Titch 73 of Corry on Route 6 west of Corry caused $300 damage to the car.
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Corry
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Ralph Friedel
R.D. 1
Columbus
Luca Troyer
R.D. 3
Friedel Auto
Troyer
Kidder Road
Wrightsville
Tnnk
Jeffrey Lavison
Youngsville
Christine D. Blystone
Bear Lake
Route 6
Roy Titch
R.D. 3. Corry
Winter Solstice Arrives as Night Lingers Longer
Morning temperatures dipped to seven degrees as winter nears its official start at 12 57 a m tomorrow December 22 the solstice marks the year's shortest day with just over nine hours of daylight in Pittsburgh area. Scientists note Earth is closer to the sun yet weather grows colder due to indirect sun rays.
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Paula Mountain
Buhl Planetarium
Institute of Popular Science
Pittsburgh
Jukes Charged After Snowmobile Crackdown in Corry
Leonard J. Jukes Jr., 29, of B D 2 Corry, earned three traffic citations for snowmobile violations on East South and East Main streets. Charges include failing to stop for police, riding an uninspected snowmobile, and crossing a city street without stopping. Information filed with District Justice Porter Auer. Police cited Hare Creek Mobile Home Court and West Church Street area as sources of complaints. The piece notes winter's arrival imminent.
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Leonard J. Jukes, Jr
B.D. 2
Corry
East South
East Main
Porter Auer
Hare Creek
Bells Ring For Salvation Army Kettle Campaign
Abbey Memorial Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol and Kiwanis Club led bell ringing for the Red Kettle Campaign. Veteran Ricky Lindsey joined the CAP for a period while a 12 year old Cadet Mascot has rung bells since age nine. Funds this year reportedly show strong results as kettles remain out through Christmas Eve.
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Salvation Army
Abbey Memorial Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Kiwanis Club
Ricky Lindsey
No Slowdown For Cadillacs
Cadillac bucks a downturn as December deliveries rise 18 percent while industry sales fall 30 percent. Cadillac and Lincoln show strong luxury demand despite an overall auto slump, with Cadillac running two overtime shifts in Detroit and Lincoln maintaining steady Wixom output.
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Detroit
Cadillac
General Motors
Ford
Lincoln
Wixom
Mich
Rockefeller to Meet Ford in Washington After Confirmation
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller ends a stay at Pocantico Hills to meet President Ford at the White House for the first time since his confirmation. He plans to appoint three aides, including Ann Whitman as chief of staff, Hugh Morrow as press secretary, and James Cannon as legislative liaison. Rockefeller will travel by small jet from Westchester to Washington and return to Pocantico Hills after the meeting.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Ford
Westchester County
Rockefeller
White House
Westchester
Washington
Ann Whitman
Hugh Morrow
James Cannon
Cannon
Newsweek Magazine
Christmas Stolen From Youth
Ten year old Burton Morris waited for his Christmas gifts as three men burst into his family's Philadelphia apartment. They pistol whipped and tied his mother Lorraine Morris before stealing presents, $98 in cash, $41 in food stamps, and other saved goods including an electronic calculator and clothing. The mother, 27, recently divorced, lives on $57 weekly unemployment.
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Philadelphia
Burton Morris
Burton
Lorraine Morris
Work Based Education Expands at Corry Area High School
The Corry Area High School work experience program diversifies beyond basic reading writing and arithmetic. With 118 of 789 seniors employed during school hours, the program covers on the job training vocational agriculture special education and work permits. In on the job training 21 seniors participate while 26 pursue vocational agriculture 7 join special education and 64 hold work permits. The program aims to prepare students not headed to college for careers in business and industry.
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Corry Area High School
Richard Farrer
Ronald Hershberger
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