Le Duc Tho Arrives For Peace Talks
Hanoi's top peace negotiator Le Duc Tho arrives in Paris for renewed talks with Henry Kissinger after stopping in Moscow and Peking. He warns the North Vietnamese will continue the war if the United States demands changes to the October draft accord, urging goodwill and a rapid peaceful settlement.
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Two Corry defendants sentenced after pleas
In Erie County court yesterday Samuel J. Baressi 19 of 33 West Park Place pled guilty to drunken driving from an incident November 4 that damaged two parked cars. He received two years probation a license suspension of one year restitution and driving school. Larry J. Davids 19 of 66 Elk Street had sentencing postponed to January 2 after pleading guilty to larceny of gasoline from a Corry Jamestown Corporation parking lot on October 30 the juvenile division handling a related case. A city hospital reported a 37-year-old man Harry Bethage in guarded condition after a fire that injured him. Catherine Glanny 43 was released on $3,000 bond pending a hearing.
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Nixon Announces Executive Reorganization Plan
President Nixon unveiled a plan to streamline the executive branch with five top aides directing policy across all agencies. Three cabinet members will serve as presidential counselors on natural resources human resources and government development, and the Executive Office staff will be cut by half by June. Roy Ash will head the Office of Management and Budget and George Shultz will oversee economic affairs.
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Emission Control Devices Not Troublesome Despite Rumors
Dan Meridowney reports that new government emission control devices cause limited issues in new cars. Some loss of mileage and horsepower noted, but overall efficiency remains largely intact. Local service managers say publicity fuels perceived problems more than devices themselves.
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Moon soil from Apollo 17 may be youngest lunar material
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The orange soil found by Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans may be about 10 million years old making it the youngest lunar sample ever brought to Earth If confirmed it would post date all prior lunar rocks and suggest ongoing Moon volcanism and activity Scientists compare it to deep moon rocks and note its orange glassy texture as they seek clues to the Moon Earth and planetary evolution
Bombing Debate Over 20th Parallel Intensifies
U S officials deny resuming bombing above the 20th parallel in North Vietnam while acknowledging raids near the line. Hanoi accuses Washington of violations as talks in Paris continue. Reconnaissance near the area is not commented on by U S spokesmen.
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Nixon says peace talks may yield result by inauguration
President Nixon told congressional Democrats at a White House meeting that renewed Paris peace talks may produce a Vietnam settlement by his January 20 inauguration but he cannot say for sure. He said U S negotiators should know fairly quickly next week whether Hanoi will negotiate seriously or stall. Nixon summoned peace envoy Henry Kissinger to Camp David for discussions.
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Paterno Declines New England Offer
Joe Paterno, 46, turned down a reported multi year million dollar package to coach general manager the New England Patriots and will remain Penn State head coach Daivera. This marked the third time in three years he rejected offers to enter professional football.
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Counterfeit Ring Raid Nets Up to 10 Million Dollars
Paul Doster, chief of the Nashville Secret Service, observed as agents displayed stacks of bogus $20 bills and related equipment seized in a Chattanooga raid. Authorities said $7 to $10 million in counterfeit notes were recovered, marking the largest operation in U. S. history.
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No Decision In Corry High School Disciplinary Session
At a high school library meeting, two Corry football players faced discipline after a October 28 disturbance at Clymer Central School. A two hour session adjourned without a decision, with a final board meeting planned for 7 30 pm to announce the ruling.
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Dwyer Lands Shapp Tax Cut Move But
State Senator Budd Gee Mead ville Corry’s senator notes Gov Shapp won a tax cut push as a minority coalition in the Senate passed a bill lowering income tax from 2.3 to 1.9 percent and corporate net income tax from 12 mills to 10. The bill stalled in the Democratic House, seen as political theater since the new legislature would likely move to cut taxes further.
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Centerville Youth Injured In Crash
A four year old Centerville resident was admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital after a Route 8 crash one mile north of Centerville. Brent Hammond RD-2 Centerville drove north and lost control on a curve, the car leaving the east berm and injuring the youth.
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