Both McGovern Jackson To Run In Pennsylvania
Democratic Sens. George McGovern and Henry Jackson plan to enter Pennsylvania's presidential primary as part of a state effort to bind delegates. The pair, with others, were named on a list sent to contenders with a Jan. 10 deadline. McGovern said he will campaign fully, though not in Pennsylvania until late March. The voting outcome may reflect a binding delegate system in place for the nominating convention.
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Commonwealth
C. DeLores ‘Tucker
McGovern
Jackson
Vance Harke
Indiana
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Eugene McCarthy
John Lindsay
Alabama Gow
George Wallace
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Humphrey
Washington
Bear Lake Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings
Bear Lake residents report Christmas celebrations with multiple Woodin households visiting relatives. Family gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kofod hosting guests from Jamestown and Youngsville. additional visits featured the Reynolds, Pintage, Sarvo, Eddy, and associated family members enjoying the holiday.
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Peggy Osborne
Zoah Cochran
Lake City
Mina Hankin
Women's Relief Corp
Steve Thompson
Washington Court House
Ohio
Dave Carter
Corry Hospital
Nancy Skinner
David VanNort
Meadville
Francis Hardy
Sugar Grove
Gene Jukes
Bill Cochran
Henry Kofod
Emel Peterson
Busti
Robert Peterson
Jamestown
George Morton
Kathy Reed
Pittsburgh
Jim. Reed
Roger Woodin
Robert Woodin
Ronald Woodin
Archie Woodin
LaVern Jacobson
Carl Hellman
Rodger Reynolds
Youngsville
Tony Pintage
Tony Sarvo
William Eddy
Hartke Nearing Decision on New Hampshire Primary
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke signaled a push toward entering New Hampshire’s Democratic presidential primary after a press conference in Manchester. He pledged a final decision before the January 6 filing deadline, accompanied by his wife Martha and two sons Keith and Paul.
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Manchester
Vance Hartke
Indiana
New Hampshire
Hartke
Martha
Keith
Paul
Actress Loretta Young Sues NBC for 1.3 Million
Los Angeles AP reports actress Loretta Young seeks 1.3 million in damages from NBC over foreign reruns of the Loretta Young Show showing her in host form rather than a period-appropriate fictional role. She testified NBC released segments portraying her as herself, harming her fashionable image. The series aired in the U.S. from 1952 to 1960.
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Los Angeles
Loretta Young
National Broadcasting Co
Miss Young
NBC
Superior Court
United States
Mixup Reunites Old POW Buddies
In Jackson Mississippi a medical records mixup brought together two former high school friends 19 years after one carried the other from a North Korean POW camp. Charles R Stanely carried Eugene Stanely after 33 months of internment. both men were in adjoining rooms at the Veterans Administration Hospital.
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Jackson
Miss
Veterans Administration Hospital
Eugene Stanely
Richton
Charles R. Stanely
Waynesboro
Eugene
Charles
Who Will Be County's Fifth Judge Tuesday
Erie County awaits a new fifth judge as the legislature reconvenes and Gov. Shapp prepares to appoint from the 51 newly created posts. Possible candidates include Erie City Solicitor James Hanes and Attorney George Levin, with Democratic patronage figures guiding the choice and bar association not consulted due to tight timing.
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Erie County
Milton Shapp
State Senate
Erie City
James Hanes
Roger Fischer
George Levin
Fischer
Democratic Patronage Board
Shapp
Erie County Bar Association
Bar Association
New Years Dinner for Weir Promises Tax Line Breach
Erie County commissioners ready to approve a 1.4 mill tax increase to fund a 1972 budget before year end. Commissioner Leo Weir admits breaking his pledge to hold the tax line while colleague Fred Lamberton will miss the budget signing. Hill urges a 24.2 mill hike for a capital fund to expand the hospital courthouse and jail, while Weir favors bonds to avoid taxes.
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Erie County
Leo Weir
William O. Hill Jr
Hill
Weir
Goods Believed Part Of Texas Loot In Mayville
Mayville New York authorities identified items stolen in a 1970 Texas burglary and recovered by the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department. Morris Davis of Fan Instrument Co. Houston arrived to help identify scientific and close tolerance equipment. William D. Adams of Westfield was arrested on possession charges as the house overflowed with merchandise believed stolen from Texas. Investigators expect more Texas arrivals to determine ownership.
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Mayville
N.Y
Texas
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Westfield
Morris Davis
Fan Instrument Co., Inc
Houston
Richard C. Ressler
William D. Adams
Ressler
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Pennsylvania
Chuck Zerbe
Ralph Barrett
Gerald Crosby
Thomas Smith
Manford Smith
Merritt Smith
Albert Sechriest
Ed Snow
Donald Risley
Bear Lake News
Grice Gervelero Corry
Grice Jewelers
Sterling All Star Dairy
Columbus
Sterling All Star Products
Go People
Conelway School
Sterling “Family
Corry Area
Sterling Dairy Products
Sparta
Hamburg
Spring Creek
Sterling Erie
Wright School
Harvard
Corry Agway Co-Op
Paul — Lloyd
Judy and
Norm
Hazlehurst
Mifflin County
Lantz Corners
Meerhoff
Canadohta
Happy Gang
Lucide’s
Edge of Town
Call Union City
Lea
Bobca
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