Gas Plan Switches To Sticker Gas Plan
Harrisburg AP report notes Pennsylvania will adopt a sticker based gasoline rationing plan after Gov Shapp dropped opposition at a meeting with service station representatives. A license based plan previously implemented faces disputes over state control and a potential shutdown by 5,300 member stations if federal action stalls. Thomas Anderson of the state association warns of a shutdown within seven to eight days unless Washington resolves the dispute.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Friday Gay
Shapp
Service Stations Dealers Association
William Simon
Washington
Thomas Anderson
Jury Convicts Hallett Suspects in Murder Case
A Chautauqua County jury convicted Susan Hallett of felony murder for deaths in a burglary and reduced Richard Parish’s charge to first degree manslaughter. Hallett faces 15 to 25 years to life. Parish up to 25 years. Sentencing set in three to four weeks. Public defender Arrison said appeal likely due to inconsistent verdicts.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Hallett
Susan Hallett
Richard Parish
Miss Hallett
Susan
Lee Towne Adams
Parish
Halletts
William Arrison
League of Women Voters Drives Erie County Home Rule Session
Erie County commissioners summon the Erie County Government Reorganization Committee for February 27 in Erie to study home rule that could reshape county government. If approved, candidates may be named for a spring primary election. The session marks a revival prompted by the League of Women Voters after a long hiatus since 1972. William Eaton, Journal editor, is the sole local committee member.
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Erie County
Erie
Erie County Government Reorganization Committee
Erie County League of Women Voters
League
Erie County Community Services
West Second Street
William §. Eaton
Heavy fighting in Philippines leaves up to 10000 dead or missing
In Zamboanga, officials estimate at least 10,000 dead or missing after last week's clashes on Jolo Island between Moslem secessionists and Philippine troops. Some officials fear the toll could reach 20,000 as civilians fled the island. bodies lay on roadsides and were hardly recoverable amid sniper fire.
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Zamboanga
Philippines
Department of Social Welfare
Jolo
Gabol Lali
Manila
National Defense
Juan Ponce Enrile
Sulu
Jolo Island
Enrile
Semi, Wrecker Crash on Route 36 Causes Heavy Damage
A coal truck and a wrecker collided five miles east of Pleasantville, causing 38 000 in vehicle damage and a 25 ton coal spill across the highway. The wrecker driven by Theodore P. Leadbetter and the coal truck driver James W. Bennett were uninjured. In a separate crash, Daniel M. Bundy, 21, was treated at Titusville Hospital after his car hit a bank following a improper pass by an unidentified vehicle. damage to his car was 50.
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Pleasantville
Theodore P. Leadbetter
R.D. 1
Clarion
James W. Bennett
R.D. 2
Harrisville
Daniel M. Bundy
RD 1
Bundy
Titusville Hospital
City Council Agenda Focuses on Bids, Salary Law
Monday council session highlights bids for the old city leader replacement as equipment is sold, and the second reading of the salary ordinance delayed by police arbitration. Fire pension board, paving assessments, meters, redevelopment, master plan, 1974 construction on engineer Johnson’s list with water program and capital reserve funding from Grice.
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William Halfast
Firemen's Pension Board
David Johnson
Johnson
Robert Grice
Odd Even Gas Rule Spurs Travel Calendar Notes
motorists crossing states with odd even gas limits face varied rules. Oregon led with an odd-even license plate plan, now adopted or considered by several states plus federal coupon rationing debated. summary covers New York Massachusetts Oregon plans, traveler implications, and exemptions for out of state drivers.
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Oregon
Federal Energy Office
New York
Massachusetts
Nixon Eyes Calm Probe Push Over Watergate Tapes
White House rules out confrontation with special prosecutor Leon Jaworski as Senate panel weighs calling him to testify on Nixon’s refusal to yield more Watergate tapes. Ziegler and St. Clair defend a careful review and deny firing Jaworski, while Jaworski argues for further evidence.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Ronald L. Ziegler
James D. St. Clair
Ziegler
St. Clair
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Nixon Milk Payoff List Hits 727000
Washington reports reveal about 200000 in dairy lobby funds secretly moved from congressional campaign committees into the Nixon reelection campaign during the 1972 victory period. The total from three large dairy co operatives reaches 727000, with White House denials about links to dairy policy decisions. Senate investigators cited testimony that the transfers were meant to conceal origin, orchestrated by Maurice H Stans via GOP committees.
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Washington
Congressional
Nixon
White House
Nion
GOP
Senate Watergate Committee
Bob A. Lilly
Associated Milk Producers
Hearst Weekend to Meet SLA Demands for Patricia Hearst
Berkeley scene as Randolph Hearst faces a deadline to begin distributing 70 dollars of food per seedy Californian by Tuesday to aid negotiations for Patricia Hearst's release. Hearst calls the target cost up to 400 million while acknowledging delays and legal hurdles.
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Berkeley
Calif
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Jaye Hearst
Patricia Hearst
SLA
Cinque
Hearst
Peo
City Files Second Public Nuisance Suit
The city of Corry filed suit against Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley to abate a public nuisance at the crumbling former bleacher factory at East Main and Liberty streets. A board of viewers, named by President Judge Edward Carney, will inspect the structure after the suit.
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Corry
George Hartley
Mary Ann Kibler
East Main and
Liberty Streets
Albert Vota
Erie County Court
Edward Carney
B. Walker Sennett
Robert Kubeja
Thomas Sullivan
Erie
Frederick Eimers
North Center Street
Corry Motor Inn
Eimers
Corry Area Jaycees Celebrate Jaycee Week
Corry Area Jaycees plan a community week of activities to mark Jaycee Week. The chapter numbers about 40 active members and highlights include a cement and stone concession stand at Mead Park’s Olin Bracken Field, snowmobile races, Salvation Army bell ringing, Cub Scout support, and multiple service projects.
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Jaycees
Corry
Corry Area
Henry Giessenbier
St. Louis
Tulsa
Oklo
Mead Park
Olin Bracken Field
Salvation Army
Mead
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Hillsborough
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L'Amistad
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Oakland Tribune
Thero M. Wheeler
Examiner
Charles Bates
FBI
City
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