Mideast Frightens Soviets and a Local TV Fire Incident
The Kremlin appears wary of a new Middle East crisis affecting East West talks like SALT as Moscow threatens to send more arms to Egypt while seeking de escalation. In Meadville a color TV caught fire, exploded near the porch, and caused smoke damage to the home as Mrs. Larry Farmer acted quickly to extinguish the blaze.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Moscow
Washington
Egypt
Europe
Vienna
Tnie
Soviet Union
Israel
Vietnam
Meadville
Larry Farmer
Pete Kelyman
Vernon Central Volunteer Fire Department
Kelyman
Farmer
Corry Woman Hurt In One Car Crash
Mrs. Robert Sanders of R D 3 Corry sustained injuries in a one car crash on West Smith Street extension about 100 this morning. Damage from the wreck tops $1,250 and she was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital at around 8 30.
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Robert Sanders
R.D
Corry
West Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
City Police Describe Winter Crash Spike In Day Of Icy Roads
City police reported three car crashes tied to icy conditions with total damage around 1400. Beatrice Bolvin and Russell Jordan caused a Route 6 collision near Union City with no injuries. Individual crashes involved Bertha Hoyt, Kenneth MacMariacher, Ralph Miles, Ervin Foster, Donna Bellardo, and Mrs. Sanders, with injuries to Bellardo and Sanders and extensive vehicle damage.
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Bertha S. Hoyt
West Church Street
Kenneth MacMariacher
R.D. 2
Jamestown
Hoyt
First Avenue
Miles
Foster
Donna M. Bellardo
Sinclairville
N.Y
East Columbus Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie GE Vote Ratifies Pact Ending 16-Week Strike Alert
In Pennsylvania 3500 GE workers in two Electrical Workers Union locals at GB’s Erie plant voted 91 to approve a new contract. National tally needed to confirm strike end. some employees may return by midnight per GE vice president Alan J. McDonald.
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ERIE
General Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Electrical Workers Union
Alan J. McDonald
People Oriented Renewal Focus On Relocating Residents
Public hearing on the Fourth Ward urban renewal addresses not just demolition but the human side. federal rules require equal or better housing and funds to cover price differences and moving costs. planners Cobbett and Mrs. Ham merlee oversee moves for 11 individuals, 33 of 44 structures to be torn down, including homes and businesses, with complex relocations across Route 6 bypass and nearby plazas.
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Fourth Ward
Wrecking Ball
M.S. Cobbett
Dale Hammerlee
Cobbett
Pady
Route 6
Nixon secret war budget estimated at 16 to 17 billion
President Nixon’s forthcoming war budget for the next fiscal year is put at 16 to 17 billion dollars by congressional experts, with unclassified current-year spending around 23.2 billion. The secrecy triggers Democratic criticism as Congress weighs education funding and possible veto battles.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Aiken
Laird
Fulbright
Nixon proposes new U S funding mix as House splits on veto
In a House appropriations subcommittee debate the Nixon plan aims to boost education and health funding while trimming a $1.2 billion increase, arguing inflation concerns. The proposal raises $449 million, with $238 million for the impacted area aid program and $70 million more for vocational education, amid liberal Democrat opposition and threats of veto overrides.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House Appropriations
Gress
Appropriations Committee
UC Council Moves On New Housing Units
Union City Borough Council discussed a rezoning request from National Aluminum Builders on Putnam Street to shift from R-1 to R-2, with a hearing planned to consider a future R-3 zoning for 14 homes priced from 17 500 to 200 000. The homes would be three and four bedrooms with 30 year FHA mortgages.
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Union City
National Aluminum Builders
Putnam Street
Norman Troyer
Harry Smiley
State Department of Highways
Council
Frank Hakel
Police Department
Firemen Investigate Repeated False Alarm Vandalism
Corry Fire department examines tracks at East South and South Summer streets after a 7 23 PM false alarm last night. It is the seventh false alarm since November 1 and the second in a week, suggesting deliberate vandalism. Tracks indicate an adult or teen culprit. investigation continues.
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Corry
Blind Youth Skis Wrestles and Swims at Williston High
Duane Iverson a 16 year old blind sophomore at Williston High competes in wrestling in the 130 137 class with a 4 5 interscholastic record and also swims water skis and maintains a B average He programs Braille reads tests with talking books uses a reader in each class and navigates the school by sound echoes without assistance He writes for the school newspaper and can now move around without snapping fingers or clicks.
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Williston
N.D
Duane Iverson
Duane
Layoffs Hit CJ and Area Firms in Slowed Market
The Corry Jamestown Corporation leads a regional trend in job cuts with CJ personnel manager Jack Downey noting as many as 65 layoffs as the office furniture industry slows. Art Metal in Jamestown already cut jobs. other large plants mostly hold line or hire, with a 70 temporary layoff noted three years ago during the period.
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Corry Jamestown Corporation
Jack Downey
Downey
Art Metal
Jamestown
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
Ray Weber
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Mideast
Soviets ¢ Press
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Corry State Police
Journal
Endsley
Beatrice Bolvin
Russell D. Jordan
Pittsfield
Bolvin
Berm
Erie GE
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations Committee
Congressional
Albert
UC Council
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