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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1974
Page
1
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Aston Martin to liquidate amid auto industry woes
London AP reports Aston Martin, maker of prestige sports cars including a Bond car, will enter voluntary liquidation after failing to raise enough cash. About five hundred workers at the Buckinghamshire plant face job losses as the company exits manufacturing.
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London
Aston Martin Company
Buckinghamshire
Kissinger top U S admired man in Gallup poll
Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger leads Gallup Poll's list of Americans' most admired men for a second year. Rev Billy Graham and President Ford follow with Nixon out of the top ten, others include Kennedy Wallace Rockefeller Goldwater Reagan Jackson and newcomers Reagan and Rockefeller.
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Princeton
Henry A. Kissinger
Gallup
Billy Graham
Ford
Graham
Richard M. Nixon
Kissinger
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alabama
Goy
George €. Wallace
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
California
Ronald Reagan
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Rockefeller
Reagan
Ralph Nader
Pope Paul VI
Cover-Up Deliberating Begins Sirica Says Forget Pardon
U S District Judge John J Sirica instructed the Watergate cover up trial jury to ignore Nixon s pardon when judging five former Nixon aides for conspiring to obstruct the Watergate investigation and trial. The defendants Mitchel Haldeman Ehrlichman Maridan Parkinson face obstruction charges with three tied to perjury. two counts dismissed. The jury will decide guilt or innocence based solely on court evidence after hearing 31 tapes and testimony from over 80 witnesses.
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Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sirica
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Mardian
Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Simiea
FBI
Ford Urged To Seek Tax Cuts
Ford faces pressure from advisers to cut taxes to bolster the faltering economy. He may abandon the proposed income tax surcharge and has not indicated whether he will propose a tax cut. Ford plans no new programs before the State of the Union address after the new Congress convenes. He must act on a strip mining bill by midnight, with veto or letting it die as the option.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
Nessen
Mead Park Pond Not Yet Freezes for Ice Skating
Residents wonder if Mead Park pond will freeze for skating as part remains open aiding ducks. Weather remains mild, delaying full freeze and keeping new Christmas ice skates unused for weeks.
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Mead Park
McEldowney
Three CIA Officials Resign Amid Spying Controversy
Washington AP reports three top CIA counterintelligence leaders including James J. Angleton resign as policy dispute with CIA Director William E. Colby over detente and alleged domestic surveillance unfolds. Rocca Miler Hood also depart, with Angleton denying illegal spying and others citing benefits and pressures before year end.
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Washington
CIA
Counterintelligence
James J. Angleton
William E. Colby
Soviet Union
Colby
Angleton
Interagency
White House
Robert C. Mardian
Richard Ober
Anty
Ober
National Security Council
Raymond Rocca
Newton S Miler
William J. Hood
Rocca
Miler
Hood
Ford
Soviet Bloc
CTA
Chile
U.S
Daniel Ellsberg
County Sets $16,000 For Elderly Center
Erie County budget allocates 15 000 to 16 000 to help Corry Mayor Kibler acquire the former Carry Water Service Co. building at West Pleasant street and First avenue for a senior citizens center. The sale method remains unsettled, with options of auction or sealed bids. The building now houses county and city redevelopment staff and may keep office space with rent.
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Carry Water Service Co
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Erie County
William C. Hill Jr
Corry
Mary Ann Kibler
Senior Citizens Center
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
City Redevelopment Authority
Virginia Nuzzo
Shirley Hammerlee
Nuzzo
Kibler
Jaycees
West Main Street
Shapp Moves to Cut $106 Million in Spending
Harrisburg Governor Shapp plans to veto more than $200 million in House and Senate spending in the 1973-74 session. Major cuts target capital budgets financing buildings highways and mass transit including airport and transit projects. Several higher education and university line items are reduced leaving key centers funded only in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Erie and Bethlehem.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
House
Senate
Penn State University
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
University of Pittsburgh
Greater
Pittsburgh
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Philadelphia
Eastwick
Erie
Bethlehem
Titusville
Penn State-Erie
Pitt
Pitt-Greensburg
Lock Haven State College
Millersville State College
Banks resist U S gold sale offer amid market caution
Marine National Bank and The National Bank of Corry reject federal plans for Americans to buy gold. Investment officer David Zuern cites shipping costs commissions and market volatility as obstacles for casual bullion traders. He notes a 15 to 20 percent price rise is needed to cover costs, with gold near 200 an ounce making small profits unlikely.
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Marine National Bank
National Bank of Corry
David Zuern
Erie
Zuern
Meadville Burglary Resembles Corry Case
State police in Meadville investigate a weekend burglary at Eckerd Drug Store in Park Avenue Plaza. Drugs valued around 5200 were taken. The method matches prior Meadville break-ins, with entry by cutting a roof hole and dropping into the store, mirroring a recent Corry pattern.
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Meadville
Eckerd
Park Avenue Plaza
Eckerd Drug Store
Former Corry Man Killed By PC Train
A 30 year old North East man, Timothy M. Cooklis, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a Penn Central train at the North East crossing yesterday afternoon. The speed of the train was about 150 miles per hour, and witnesses said visibility was good in the direction. Cooklis, a Corry Area High School graduate and longtime Electric Materials Plant inspector, served in Vietnam and was active in local veterans and motorcycle groups. He was born in 1944 in Youngstown and had resided in North East since 1966. He leaves parents Michael Cooklis and Stella Beardsley, with a back-page obituary note pending more details.
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North East
Corry Area High School
Erie County
Penn Central
North East North East
Timothy M. Cookles
Pam
Conklis
Cooklis
Youngstown
Ohio
Assumption Greek Orithfox Church
Erie
American Motorcycle Association
Vietnam
Nori East
Louis Beardsley
Michael Cooklis
Stella Beardsley
Ft Wreath
Texas
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