Rebels Halt Airlift as Eritrea Evacuation Jeopardized
In Addis Ababa sources say insurgents seized the road to Asmara airport delaying evacuation of foreigners. Ethiopian Airlines flew about 200 people including 100 American women and children from Eritrea's capital to Addis Ababa on Tuesday. Rebels also blew a bridge in Tigre province and cut relief supplies to Asmara.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
Tigre
First East Coast Snowstorm of 1975 Shapes Closings
A major storm from the Rockies dumped five to eight inches of snow on New York City and Baltimore Washington, with up to six inches in Boston and southern New England. Numerous schools closed in Massachusetts New York and Rhode Island amid travel disruptions.
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Rockies
Seaboard
New York City
Baltimore- Washington
East
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
New York
Rhode Island
Tug of war over gas for elderly housing in Fourth Ward
The Fourth Ward renewal project faces a gas service dispute as officials explore replacement housing eligibility. National Fuel Gas Co. notes demolished 43 dwellings previously served by the company, while Erie officials push for continued service to new housing, amid a looming federal gas tax. Three handicapped units have been requested, with twenty-five renters on file. The situation could affect subsidized housing for elderly and disabled residents as negotiations continue.
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Fourth Ward
National Fuel Gas Co
Pennsylvania Gas Co
William Hill
National Fuel
Hill
Erie
National Fuel Gas
Virginia Nuzzo
Erie County Redevelopment ‘Authority
Erie County
Congress
Gerald Ford
S Hill
Kane Man Learns Hitchhiker Lesson
Benjamin J. Hummel of Kane picked up a cold hitchhiker on Route 6 toward Warren. The youth threatened him with a gun, claiming to head to Bradford. Hummel drove to Clarendon, paused to call police, and the hitchhiker fled after being challenged in front of bystanders.
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Hitchhiker
Kane
Benjamin J. Hummel
Warren Hummel
Hummel
Warren
Bradford
Route
Clarendon
Kidnaper Pleads Guilty In Local Robbery and Burglary
Harry J. Bemis a 29 year old Jamestown man formerly of Corry pled guilty in Erie County court to robbery and burglary charges tied to a October 20 incident. He kidnapped McMahon Service Station owner Join McMahon, drove him to Tamarack Swamp and dumped him. Jurisdiction included a prior federal sentence of five years for kidnapping unlawful use of a vehicle and firearms act violations. A pre sentence investigation was ordered.
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Harry J. Bemis
Jamestown
Brie
McMahon Area
East Main Street
Bemis
Join McMahon
Tamarack Swamp
Columbus Township
A.M. Litz
North Center Street
Erie County
William Pratt
Enro
McMahon
Federal
Lewisburg
Dems Begin To Offer Their Economic Plans
In Washington the Democrats move to shape an economic program as President Ford clashed with Congress. House leaders press committees to report energy and tax measures by late February, including housing and mortgage actions. Ways and Means debates a 90 day oil tariff suspension and a targeted tax cut, favoring lower income bands, with a March House vote planned.
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Washington
Ford
Atlanta
United Auto Workers Union
Michigan
Texas
California
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Banking Committee
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Centrol
Ullman
Ways and Means
Patty Hearst anniversary report on fugitive status and family stance
On the first anniversary of Patricia Hearst's kidnapping FBI agents say the hunt for her and the Harris fugitives remains active as they stress progress daily. Randolph Hearst comments on torment. Catherine Hearst stays low key. Patty Hearst faces possible life in prison on robbery and weapons charges.
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Hillsborough
Calif
Patricia Hearst
FBI
Charles Bates
Bates
William
Emily Harris
Randolph A. Hearst
Patricia
Catherine
Miss Hearst
University of California
Hearst
Hearst Foundation
Washington
Patty Hearst
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco
Sorry Sir Its About Your Truck
Corry state police investigate a theft of a vehicle case involving Eugene S Westfall of North East. A 1967 Chevy truck he parked at a Hydetown garage for repair and later learned it was stripped and sold for junk. No charges filed yet. case led by Trooper Marvin Johnston.
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Westfall
Marvin Johnston
Senate votes to curb governor interim appointment power
In Harrisburg the Senate approved a constitutional amendment by 46 to 2 to remove the governor's interim appointment authority. If adopted, future nominations would face a 25 legislative day limit for action, or auto confirmation. The measure seeks to restore advise and consent powers and requires two-session approval and voter ratification.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Shapp
Herbert Denenberg
Public Utility Commission
Franklin L. Kury
Northumberland
House
Kury
Energy Cooper Penjax Hits New Sales Peaks
Cooper Industries reports 1974 sales and earnings records for the second straight year in Houston Texas. Chairman B L Miller notes net income rising to 23.6 million, up 24 percent from 19 million in 1973. Primary earnings up 21 percent to 4.87 per share, fully diluted 4.29, aided by a shift from FIFO to LIFO inventory accounting. Corporate sales reach 397 million, rising 24 percent from 320 million in 1975.
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Cooper Industries
Cooper Penjax
Houston
Tex
B.L. Miller
Miller
Cooper Tool Group
Crescent
Lufkin
Energy Services Group
Cooper
Bessemer
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Westmoreland
Walter Reed
Detroit
White House
Dems
Patty
Cooper Pentax