Nixon says wage price controls may shrink but stay possible
President Nixon told CBS and ABC that wage price and rent controls will be cut substantially if inflation slows this year. He aims to reduce unemployment below 5.8 percent, with the current rate at 6 percent, and notes decontrol could accelerate as inflation psychology eases. Officials caution gradual progress and warn rapid cuts depend on economic conditions.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
CBS
Dan Rather
Paul W. McCracken
McCracken
Stein
ABC
Peking
Moscow
Soviet Union
Egypt
Mideast
Israel
U.S
New Years Quiet in City with Minor Crashes and Citations
Police reports show one minor crash, a traffic citation, and a request to locate a Titusville car. The wreck occurred at 2 45 a.m. on East Columbus avenue when Roger L Hasbrouck followed a fleeing vehicle after a rear end collision.
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Titusville
Roger L. Hasbrouck
R.D. 2
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Hasbrouck
Lester E. Hepler
East Main Street
Hepler
Porter Auer
Ralph A. Miles
B.D. 1
Bear Lake
West South Street
Miles
Loblaw
Harrisburg
Auer
City Swears In New Councilmen and Officers in 1972
In a 10 a.m. reorganizational meeting Council named William Halfast safety director and Jack Downey director of public property while Robert Grice remains streets director. Mayor Edward Zarger and Benjamin Calderone as finance director plus City Treasurer Mrs. Hubley were sworn in by City Clerk Percy Corbin. Appointments include Chan Lutton as police chief and others to five year terms on planning, municipal and airport authorities plus building official and city administrator roles.
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Robert Grice
Mary Hubley
Jack Downey
William Halfast
Save Wy Secon
Benjamin Calderone
Hubley
Percy Corbin
Major Zarger
Chan- Lutton
Harold Wolfe
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Henry Frontroth
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Victor Orn
Municipal Authority
Clarence Wallace
Charles Graham
Airport Authority
John Rossbacher
Alsa
Carl Hixson
David 1 Aulifised
Edward Feldt
Robert Morton
John
New Year's First Baby In Close Race
A New Year baby race at Corry Memorial Hospital ended with Lynn Michael Seeley born at midnight, Ashville, N.Y. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. David Seeley formerly Karen Sorenson. Close behind was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brenner from Spartansburg born at 12 01 a.m. New Year’s Day, with Mrs. Brenner formerly Consuelo Ortiz.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ashville
N.Y
Lynn Michael
David Seeley
Albert Brenner
Spartansburg
Brenner
Seeley
Karen Sorenson
Consuelo Ortiz
Eyes Help in Danger Signals Claim New York Society
The Society for Visual Care reports that eyes aid a person in danger by signaling with contracted pupils and sudden adrenaline release. The improvement is temporary, lasting only until the danger passes, after which regular thorough eye examinations are advised for long term vision.
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New York
The
Society For Visual Care
Fatal and damaging area road accidents over the weekend
State Police report two Highway incidents with one fatality and one crash causing heavy damage but no injuries. Titusville area youth killed in a three time rollover on Enterprise road near Titusville. Another crash east of here injured two snowmobile riders and damaged vehicles, with one rider treated at Corry Memorial and transferred.
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Corry
Ley Old
Titusville
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Jeanne Zmyewski
Grand Valley
Zmyewski
Albert Thieme
B.D
Enterprise Road
Oil Creek Township
John H. Erickson I
Crawford County
C.M. Sonne
Erickson
Rouite
Here
Jeanette Brown
Brown
Nixon Hints At Vietnam Troop Level Drop to 25 000 35 000
President Nixon signaled a possible acceleration of U.S. withdrawal in Vietnam aiming for a residual force of 25 000 to 35 000 men well before the November election. The figure represented the first public disclosure of such a target by a senior official and followed prior planning within that range.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
CBS
POWs Mother Says Nixon Won't Pull Out
The mother of Navy Lt Mark Gartley, missing from North Vietnam since 1968, says President Nixon will not withdraw. She questions the negotiation approach and notes that a Paris talks question never materialized. Nixon vows continued withdrawals at current or higher pace depending on POWs.
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Dunedin
Fla
North Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
Gerald A. Gartley
Paris
Bear Lake Woman Dies By Self Inflicted Gunshot
A 31 year old Bear Lake woman died at Hamot Medical Center Erie from a personal safety related gunshot wound. State Police said Troopers from Corry investigated after an apparent suicide yesterday afternoon. Mrs Rankin was alone at home near 3 p.m. when she reportedly shot herself in the right temple with a .22 caliber pistol. She was moved from Bear Lake to Corry Memorial Hospital and then to Hamot for treatment.
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Bear Lake
Hamot Medical Center
Erie
Aali
Corry
Thomas Rankin
Nixon previews platform amid Vietnam and economy emphasis
President Nixon outlined a campaign platform centered on peace abroad and a healthier economy at home in a national TV interview. He signaled a 1972 reelection bid with Spiro Agnew as running mate, pledging 25,000 to 35,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam until POWs are freed and promising wage price rent controls only if inflation remains or improves. He vowed to press for peace with plans to reduce measures while stressing performance over rhetoric.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
CBS
Dan Rather
White House
Oval Office
U.S
Vietnam
Jan Min
New Hampshire
Rather
City Income Tax Forms In The Mail
Residents of the city are receiving Corry earned income tax forms to be filled and returned after 1971 Form W2s arrive. The deadline is April 15, with early returns encouraged. Anyone city resident on December 31, 1971 and aged 14 or older must submit the return. If forms are not received soon, obtain them at the municipal Building or by calling 663-0121. Office hours are 4:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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William Miller
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