Shapp Revises Cabinet in Second Term Lineup
Gov. Shapp completed six major appointments to his second term cabinet including welfare secretary Frank S. Beal and revenue secretary Vincent Yakowit who becomes solicitor general. George J. Monod will replace Yakowit as revenue secretary and Henry H. Kaplan moves to the Liquor Control Board. James N. Wade succeeds Beal as secretary of administration and Jacob Kassab stays as transportation secretary. Wohlgemuth, named welfare secretary in 1971, leaves amid controversy. story continued on back page.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Welfare
Revenue
Liquor Control Board
Frank S. Beal
Helene Wohlgemuth
Vincent Yakowit
George J. Monod
State
Henry H. Kaplan
Gene Roscioli
Kaplan
James N. Wade
Beal
Transportation
Jacob Kassab
Wohligemuth
Sewickley
Allegheny County
Three Local Crashes Damage 1800 In Weekend Wrecks
Slippery streets caused three incidents injuring five people over the weekend. Richard L Wesoloski 30 of North East was hospitalized for a head laceration and chest injury after his car ran off East Columbus avenue near Wayne street. Gordon E Neckers 51 of R D 1 Corry backed into Gordon Kandiko 20 of Akron in a fender bender at East Columbus and North Center. A separate collision on West Pleasant street damaged two cars. A three car crash on Route 6 near Union City sent Paul Holthouse 29 and Juanita Holthouse 25 to hospitals for jaw and leg injuries, a third occupant Beverly Rugar 25 admitted for leg fracture. Coatoam 49 of Union City escaped hospitalization.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Richard L. Wesoloski
North East
Wesoloski
Gordon E. Neckers
R.D. 1
North Center Street
Neckers
Kandiko
West Pleasant Street
Lester R. Lopus
East Frederick Street
John Lindstrom
R.D
Corry
Lindstrom
Union City
Paul Holthouse
North Clymer
Saint Vincent Health Center
Erie
Juanita
Union City Hospital
Beverly Rugar
RD. 3
Saint Vincent
Holthouse
Rugar
Raymond J. Coatoam
B,c, 4
Coatoam
Three Findley Family Members Die In Route 6 Crash
A Warren woman remains in critical condition with multiple injuries after a Route 6 crash that killed her husband Wallace Findley 36 and son Ralph Findley 64. Rev Ralph Findley died later at Corry Memorial Hospital. The tanker truck driver Walter Bretherton 36 of Bradford escaped injury. The collision occurred on a snow covered eastbound curve near the Rustic Restaurant as a McFeely Trucking tanker slid into the Findley auto.
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Route 6
Wallace Findley
Jamestown
N.Y
Ralph Findley
Warren
McEdowney
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ralph
Esther) Findley
Theresa Findley
CMH
Parently
Findley Auto
McFeely ‘Trucking Company of
Erie
Corry
Columbus
Youngsville
Seek Killer Of Woman Found In Fire
Meadville officers probe the stabbing death of widow Mrs. Imel Kalil 59 found in a fire damaged home. Police say a knife was lodged in her left breast and death came from hemorrhage due to stabbing with the fire likely set late Saturday afternoon. No motive or suspect yet. robbery denied.
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Meadville
Imel Kalil
Ually
Holt
Government Auction Sells Two Million Ounces Of Gold
The United States auctions two million ounces of gold to large buyers to curb imports and stabilize the balance of payments. At about 175 dollars per ounce, the sale totals around 350 million dollars with a minimum bid near seventy thousand dollars for a 400 ounce minimum.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Treasury Department
Congress CIA Investigation Will Continue
Congressional leaders say probes into the CIA’s domestic intelligence work will proceed despite President Ford naming an eight member commission to examine the agency. The panel led by Vice President Rockefeller will report in 90 days and its findings will reach Congress and the public. The House and Senate oversight panels will continue independent inquiries with public testimony urged by Rep. Nedzi. Critics note potential conflicts with Kissinger and NSC leadership.
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Washington
CIA
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Erwin N. Griswold
Afl-Cio
Joseph Lane Kirkland
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Shannon
Commerce
John O. Connor
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Commission
Scott
Lucien N. Nedzi
Dmich
House
CIA Oversight Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nedzi
Stennis
Sparkman
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Rockefeller
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
National Security Council
City Council Meeting Receives Police and Fire Reports
City council meeting this morning featured annual appointments for appointive posts. Mayor Mary Ann Kibler and Safety Director William Halfast presented police and fire reports to color camera crews from WQLN TV Public Television Service.
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City Council
Wqln TV
Mary Ann Kibler
William Halfast
Corry mayor urges police allied with liberal education and trust
The Corry Pennsylvania mayor presides a council meeting praising police courage and urging trust and support. He advocates higher education for officers, notes the need to recruit less prejudiced recruits, and foresees stronger ties between colleges and law enforcement for the future. Fire alarm totals and city emergency statistics are listed.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Greateful
Car Hits Snowsled In Clymer, Boy Injured
An aneyear old Clymer boy driving a snowmobile on a road collided with a car driven by 18 year old David E. Dunnewold of Mead Avenue. The boy sustained a fractured pelvis and was listed in satisfactory condition at WCA Hospital in Jamestown. Sheriff deputies said the sled entered the highway as Dunnewold crested a hill. The boy had pulled from a driveway onto the road before the collision.
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Clymer
Corry
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
David E. Dunnewold
Mead Avenue
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Findleys
Findley
Walter Bretherton
Bradford
Thomas A. May
Wqln-Tv
Journal
McEidowney
Wayne Township
Concord Township
City Manufacturing Mercentile School Hospital
Wayne Township Manufacturing Mercentile
Concord Township Manufacturing Mercentile School Railroad
Clymer Boy
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