English Dies Of Gunshots After Green Bay Shootout
Edward E. English, 32, formerly of Corry, died in Green Bay Wisconsin hospital last night from gunshot wounds suffered in a December 20 shootout with sheriff's deputies. An autopsy will determine exact cause. the district attorney will schedule a John Doe hearing to uncover full details.
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Edward E. English
Corry
Green Bay
Wis
English
Sheriff's Deputies
Wisconsin
Green Bay Press Gazette
The
Journal
Press-Gazette
John Doe
GenTel Crew Starts Major Improvements
Crews from General Telephone work at two south end sites today beginning a major upgrade of service. William Schilling of Erie headquarters announced cable replacement southward on South Center street and burying cables toward Lindsey Hollow road, with work extending to mid summer. Projects cover building, underground and aerial installations as expansion plans near Corry. Crews are on East Main near South Center and on South Center at East South street.
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General Telephone Company
William Schilling
Erie Area
South Center Street
Farvass
Lindsey Hollow Road
Schilling
Corry
East Main Street
South Center
East South Street
Trial May Cause More Indictments In Watergate Case
Lawyers for John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans say the jury swearing in the conspiracy trial could trigger new Watergate indictments naming either defendant. They noted Judge Gagliardi’s sequestered panel would clear the way for additional action in Washington as the case unfolds. Vesco funded the 1972 campaign, later indicted with Mitchell and Stans, with no return to trial.
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NEW York
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Lee P. Gagliardi
Washington
Mitchell
Stans
Commerce
Nixon
Robert L. Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Vesco
SEC
Costa Rica
Bahamas
John Dinguid
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Kissinger To Visit Middle East For Disengagement Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to the Middle East to initiate disengagement talks between Israel and Syria. President Nixon announced the mission after a Rose Garden meeting with Egyptian and Saudi ministers. Officials say both sides have moved toward readiness, with focus on Golan Heights disengagement and a potential prisoner of war list.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Syria
Nixon
Kissinger
Suez Canal
White House
Rose Garden
Ismail Fahmy
Omar Sakkar
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Simcha Dinitz
Fahmy
Sakkar
Algeria
Golan Heights
Henry Kissinger
Corry City Builds Capital Reserve for Vehicles
Corry forms a capital reserve fund covering 1974 to 1981 to spread high cost vehicle and equipment purchases over time. The 1974 budget shows 29 000 from current funds with a total 45 955 for items including a loader, police cruiser, addressograph machine, and a 2 1/2 ton truck. The program aims to keep equipment up to date and allow nonmandatory services such as leaf pickup and sidewalk snowplowing.
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Corry
Nrea
Capital Reserve Program
City Accepts Beckwith Bid For Loader Replacement
The city sold the old loader and bought a new one from Beckwith Machine Co. at 28,100 dollars with 6,600 offered for the old loader. The net city cost totaled 21,500 dollars after the bid was accepted unanimously at this week’s City Council meeting.
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Beckwith Machine Co
House Ponders Oil Price Cuts
Washington AP reports the House Rules Committee weighs emergency energy legislation aimed at rolling back about a quarter of US crude price. Senate passage 67 to 32 included gasoline relief and a potential propane price cut, with veto risk from President Nixon. The bill seeks rationing powers, unemployment aid, and temporary suspension of clean air standards to allow high sulfur coal use and a one year delay for Detroit auto exhaust rules.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
United States
Senate
Senate Interior
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
Jackson
William &. Simon
Hugh Scott
Simon
Detroit
Pennsylvania Begins Voluntary Gas Rationing Plan
Harrisburg AP. A revised voluntary rationing plan based on inspection stickers takes effect in Pennsylvania while fears of a possible weekend gas shutoff persist. Plan allows odd or even day purchases by sticker numbers and lowers minimum fuel purchases. Exemptions broadened. Gov. Shapp and aides discuss antitrust actions against oil companies amid dealer concerns and possible nationwide station shutdowns.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Thomas Anderson
Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association
Richard Doran
State Justice Department
Doran
Senate
Two Auto Crashes Cause Six Thousand One Hundred Dollars in Damage
State police report two crashes near Route 6 and Route 8 caused 6100 in damage and minor injuries. In the first crash Bradley Rupp and William Kent, both in their mid twenties, were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. The Rupp car went out of control on a slushy road crossing the centerline and struck the Kent vehicle. In the Canadohia Lake crash Joseph Sabol Jr and Ramona Jackson collided after one car slid across the centerline.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bradley A. Rupp
Chestnut Street
William H. Kent
Erie
Rupp
Kent Auto
Kent
Route 8
Canadohia Lake
Joseph Sabol Jr
R.D. 3
Union City
Ramona A. Jackson
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Sabol Auto
Jackson
Weather Rules PennDOT Road Work Schedule
PennDOT will issue weekly road work news releases once weather improves Erie County officials say the plan is unlikely to be used until conditions stabilize. Vin cent Kennerknecht notes weather shifts disrupt schedules and mentions possible summer bridge repairs at Wattsburg and Union City if funded.
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Penndot
Erie County
Vincent Kennerknecht
Kennerknecht
Wattsburg
Union City
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Thelma Miller
Thelma
Dal Rae
Richard Tomlinson
John Mitchell Leafing
Nix
Maurice Stans
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Omar
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