Loss Hits $10,000 Blaze Levels Columbus Home
A Columbus Township home owned by John Carrier and occupied by Mrs. Rose Martin and her four children burned after 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. efforts by Corry Columbus and Spring Creek volunteers. Rekindling at 6 p.m. and near zero weather hampered fighting. Fire caused an estimated 10 000 to 12 000 dollars in loss. three Corry volunteers suffered frost bite. water drawn from Spring Creek. Salvation Army provided refreshments.
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Martin
Columbus
Corry
Rose Columbus
Spring Creek
Columbus Township
Rose Martin
Messinger
Thomas Lathrop
Route 426
John Carrier
East Main Street
Carrier
Journal
Lathrop
Salvation Army
Stanford Hose Company
Women's Auxiliary
Unlicensed administrator debate shadows Erie County hospital post
In Erie County the fight over hospital administrator licensing centers on Shirley Colvin who, not state certified at appointment, awaits exams under the 1970 act. With the state exams now under way, she remains at the Erie County Hospital Annex in training while Dr. John Mannarelli covers the main post. A snowmobile accident near Corry left 14 year old Linda Chase in serious condition at St. Vincent Hospital after a head injury from a flip on the sled. Bonnie Bensink escaped injury.
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Erie County
Shirley Colvin
Erie
Erie County Hospital
Colgin
Pennsylvania
Corry
St. Vincent Hospital
Linda Chase
Alston Chase
RD. 4
Miss Chase
Leisure Lake
Bonnie Bensink
R.D. 4
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent
State Board of Examiners
Colvin
Crawford County
Lake Pleasant Road
John Mannarelli
Mrs Reagan Won't Watch X Rated Films
California first lady Nancy Reagan declares she will not view any X rated films even if awarded. In a Sacramento Union column she replies to a reader about attending such movies. She opposes censorship but warns the film industry might self censor if not careful. She notes the paradox of critics who decry censorship yet would push it.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Nancy Reagan
The
Sacramento Union
Ronald Reagan
Nixon Calls U S and China to Start March Toward Peace
Nixon meets Mao and Zhou Enlai in Peking and urges a "long march together" toward peace while acknowledging differences between the United States and Communist China. He says not in lockstep but on different roads toward the same goal and stresses no need for enmity after 20 years. The banquet follows formal talks as Chow Enlai outlines diplomatic relation terms.
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Peking
Nixon
China
Mao T'sewing
Chou En-lai
United States
America
Tien An
Heavenly Peace
Chow
Washington
Chou
Mao
Nixons
Bandung
Indonesia
Nixon arrival in Asia meets attacks as Vietnamese rebels strike
Viet Communists stage show of welcome with violent incidents that kill two Americans and wound more, as Mekong Delta and Saigon area clashes escalate. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report multiple rocket and mortar attacks, several helicopters shot down, and casualties across the Central Highlands and delta. In Cambodia, fighting near Angkor Wat continues with government losses. Chou En Lai and Nixon meet in Beijing style banter and diplomacy, outlining five guiding principles for U.S.-China relations amid tension.
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Saigon
Nixon
Asia
Mekong Delta
Delta
U.S
Peking
South Vietnam
Phu Loi
Bien Hoa
Phan Rang
Mekong
South Vietnamse Command
da Nang
Welfare agency pays for belly dancing classes in Philadelphia
The Delaware County Board of Public Assistance used 1300 to fund belly dancing lessons for a widowed mother of five under a work incentive program. The Inquirer reports the recipient flunked her restaurant belly dancing audition while state officials say the purchase was not a permitted expenditure though officials hoped to aid self sufficiency.
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Philadelphia
Delaware County
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
Delaware County Board of Public Assistance
Shapp declares extreme emergency as roads reopen after storm
Gov. Shapp’s proclamation allows immediate emergency measures while Pennsylvania clears snowbound routes. Turnpike sections near Carlisle New Stanton and Beaver Falls reopen after crashes and a propane truck incident. Many secondary roads stay impassable with lingering blizzard conditions and several deaths are reported.
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Associated Press
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Turnpike
Carlisle
New Stanton
Beaver Falls
Greyhound
Storms Cause Six Crashes In Corry Area
High winds and eight inch snowfall turned Corry area roads into whiteouts on Saturday night. Police investigated three crashes in Corry and Harborcreek with two injuries. Vehicles collided on South Center street extension and Route 89. another on Route 6 near the Corry Drive-in with zero visibility. Hospitalized victims included Andrew Tombo and his son Timothy. Damages ranged from 800 to 1,000 dollars. Authorities seek details on a third crash and note another patient treated for injuries.
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Corry
South Center Street
Andrew Tombo
R.D
Frances Morgan
B.D
Harborcreek
Beaverdam
Webber L Collart
Rocky River
Ohio
Corry Drive-in
Gerald Darling
Darling
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Mrs. Colvin
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Angkor Wat
Siem Reap
Bos Thom
Joyce Kane
Denorah Davis
Department of Welfare
Miss Davis
Somerset County
Bayard Bitlinger
Cambria County
Edensburg
Media-West Chester
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