Korea naval clash leaves 12 missing after fishing boat sunk
North Korean gunboats sank an armed South Korean fishing vessel and damaged another in a disputed Yellow Sea area. All 12 crew members of the sunken 84 ton boat were reported missing as rescue boats searched the scene. In Jamaica, Prime Minister Manley welcomed a baby daughter Natasha on Valentine’s Day, first child born to a Jamaican prime minister in office.
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Jaworski confronts Nixon over withheld Watergate tapes
Jaworski sent a sharp letter to Senate Judiciary chair James Eastland asserting that material essential to the Watergate probe would not be provided by the White House. He revealed that tapes of 27 presidential meetings and related phone calls are being withheld as the investigations intensify.
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Harrisburg says 13 districts must meet busing law
The Education Department warned 13 school districts, including Pittsburgh, that transportation subsidies would be cut off unless they fully comply with the law requiring busing non public school students.
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Hallett Jury Deliberates After Six Week Trial
The Hallett triple murder case went to the Hallett jury at 5:30 p.m. after nearly six weeks of trial before Judge Lee Towne Adams. Seven men and five women must decide the fate of Susan Hallett and Richard Parish, Detroit residents aged 24 and 26, charged in the Feb. 11, 1973 murders of Robert Hallett, 49, Grace Hallett, 99, and Ann Marie Hallett, 8.
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Concert Set for Tuney Frushone at Lollipop Event
Little Chris Frushone known as Tuney cannot participate in tomorrow's Lollipop Concert but will attend as a spectator. Erie Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra directed by Dr Harold Bauer performs for children at 3:30 p.m. in the Corry Area High School auditorium with 50 cent tickets. Venus goddess tied to Rome sewers via Cloacina, per Rockwell International vendor notes.
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Bear Lake Fire Department Seeks Upgrade Funds
Bear Lake firemen plan to upgrade protection with a new truck chassis at Crosby's Service Garage awaiting completion. A 1973 fund drive funds cover part, with activities planned to raise more including a March 15 hot beef dinner, a March 23 white elephant sale, and fish fry monthly. Don Engle will auction items. donations encouraged via listed contacts.
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