Solon predicts antimissile work will resume
Washington AP reports House Appropriations Chair George Mahon of Texas asserts resumed Sentinel Antiballistic Missile work is certain, saying I know the Joint Chiefs and Secretary Laird, though he has no direct assurances. He counters critics and predicts public support for antimissile research despite Pentagon review and regional opposition.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
George D. Mahon
Texas
Defense
Melvin KR. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laird
Nixon
Pentagon
Congress
Mahon
Sentinel
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Soviet Union
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Potentil
Reda 1A
Army
A. D. Starbird
Appropriations Committee
Starbird
Russia
China
Baby Born At Airfield After Snowbound Journey
An expectant mother blocked by a Northeast snowstorm reached Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn and, after walking 300 feet through four foot drifts, delivered a son at the field dispensary. Sailors named the baby Rod Thomas George “Mr. Floyd” as Dr. Cecil Grimes and three snowbound surgeons assisted. Mrs. Frederick George praised the service.
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New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Military Air Field
Brooklyn
Floyd
Frederick George
Rod Thomas George
Cecil Grimes
Bank teller spots counterfeit five dollar bill
Linda Schifko of the National Bank of Corry found a genuine five dollar bill and a counterfeit passed yesterday. Teller Shirley Yaratch flagged the fake due to poor Lincoln head detail and vague side design, a discrepancy evident even in reproduction.
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Linda Schifko
National Bank of Corry
Linda
Shirley Yaratch
Harrison Keppel
The
17 Year Old Freed After Gunfire Kills Armed Captor
In Dallas suburb Mesquite a 17-year-old cheerleader Janie Lewis escaped after a paroled man Freddie Mullins 21 robbed, held her for hours in a cafeteria booth. Police say Mullins died from three chest shots after firing at officers and unscrewing a chandelier bulb as Janie hid.
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Dallas
Tex
Janie Lewis
Freddie Robert Mullins
Minnesota
Mesquite
L. H. Limmer
Miss Lewis
Mullins
Tidwell
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Castro Returns Plane Passengers After Cuba Hijack
The 110 passengers hijacked to Cuba were allowed to fly home five hours later aboard the pirated plane, marking the first time in 27 hijacks that all passengers returned with the crew. Officials described a possible thaw in Cuba's stance toward hijackings and negotiations with the U S.
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Wham (Ap
Cuba
Miami
Fidel Castro
Havana
New York
Eastern Airlines
Jonathon Rinehart
U.S
Varadero
Jose Marti
EAL Flight 90
San Juan
Susanne O'Connor
YMCA Drive Near Halfway To 701 Membership Goal
The 1969 YMCA membership drive stands at just over 350 new and renewal memberships with one day left before the final report meeting. The session is set for tomorrow at 7 30 PM followed by the annual meeting, led by Columbia Division head Mrs Rene Counasse with two new captains Mrs Robert Schilling and Mrs Robert Moore.
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YMCA
Columbia Division
Rene Counasse
Robert Schilling
Robert Moore
Helm
Northeast Storm Strikes Transport in Shutdown Death Toll 57
The major weekend storm paralyzed travel from New Jersey to Maine killing 57. At Kennedy Airport three killed trapped in a stalled auto. Flights and trains eased only slowly as snow drifts and power outages lingered. Helicopters ferried food to 6,000 stranded passengers and aid crews.
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New York
New Jersey
Maine
Kennedy Airport
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
Logan International Airport
Boston
American
New York Stock Exchanges
Commerce and Industry Association
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Maps Own Program Corry Declines County Tech School Invitation
Erie County's new technical school director urged the Corry Area Joint School Committee to enroll students despite the facility already operating at maximum capacity. He noted repeated questions about Corry’s participation and explained transport costs and long bus trips deter red local involvement. Directors also rejected a Warren County proposal to locate a neighboring tech school midway between Warren and Corry. Continued on Page Four.
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Erie County
Corry
Erie
Warren County
Youngs- Vill
Warren
Cars Crash Approaching Bridge Near Corty and Mill Village
Two separate accidents caused damage totals of 350 dollars and 300 to 350 dollars. In one crash on the Willows Bridge east of Corty Robert Rohm Jr. 23 of Carnegie Pa collided with Eugene Groel 59 of Corry Pa. In a second incident Donald Greenwood 34 of Lordstown Ohio released brakes on a parked truck and was struck by Metro Sturko 55 of Waterford Pa. Sturko had minor injuries. A Pravda report notes removal of invasion references from Luigi Longo speech.
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Willows
Corty
Donald Raisley
Robert Rohm Jr
Carnegie
Eugene Groel
Corry
Rohm
Groel
Raisley
Willis
Barbour
Donald Greenwood
Lordstown
Ohio
Mill Village
Metro Sturko
R.D. 5
Waterford
Sturko
Plan to Buy Mobile Classrooms For Conelway Area
After years of deliberation and school crowding, the Conelway area districts plan to buy mobile classrooms to be erected beside the existing school. Corry area officials moved to advertise for bids on one or more units, pending approval from the State Department of Public Instruction amid ongoing merger litigation with Sparta.
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Conelway
Wayne
Concord
Elginborough
Corry
Wright
Corry Area Joint School Committee
State Department of Public Instruction
Corry Area Jointure
Sparta Merged School
Corry Jointure
Add Computer Services To School Work
Lorry Area Joint School Committee approved expanding computerized payroll operations and adding accounts payable and budget accounting. Marine Bank initially outsourced the payroll, now Professional Computer Associates Inc of Erie will handle data processing for a $9,948 expansion plus a $100 setup fee. no new staff will be hired long term.
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Lorry Area
Ray Elsen
Marine Bank
Professional Computer Associates, Inc
Erie
Corry
Elsen
Pay hike for lawmakers tops state budget talks
Harrisburg AP The House State Government Committee chairman urges raising legislative salaries to 12000 annually and expense allowances to 7000 aligning with a 10 percent across the board pay rise for state workers. Comer would also add 2000 to each committee chair salary, challenging House leadership amid a 2.6 billion budget crisis and talks on a personal income tax.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Board of Trustees
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvaia
Helen D. Wise
State Capitol
House
Harry R. J. Comber
Dphiladelphia
Comer
Senate
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Castro
William Mack
Maps
County Tech School
Moscow
Pravda
Czechoslovakia
Luigi Longo
Communist Party
Orm
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