City Council Holds Quiet First Meeting After Reorganization
City officials at yesterday's reorganization meeting swore in new and re elected members. David Johnson outlined a draft of the citys master plan and asked approval to rent the Sciota road house for 100 dollars monthly. He sought approval to initiate a new revolving fund for assessable projects pegged at 300 thousand dollars, the third such fund after 1964 and 1969 precedents. The council approved the measure.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Council
City Planning Commission
Sciota Road
City Water Department
Corry Water Supply Co
R. W. Brown
Brown
Council Fills Slate For Coming Year
At a rapid reorganizational meeting, City Council and boards filled with unanimous votes. Mayor Mary Ann Kibler named Benjamin Calderone finance director and Kenneth Nichols police chief for another year. Other picks include William Halfast safety director and Jack Downey parks director, plus multiple terms on zoning, planning, airport, housing and civil service bodies. Calderone appointed deputy finance director Marie McCray and sewer rental clerk Jane Swanson, with council action not required.
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Wae
Mary Ann Kibler
Benjamin Calderone
William Halfast
Jack Downey
David Miller
Kibler
Kenneth Nichols
Charles Rittenhouse
City Zoning Board of
Watergate Cuban Exiles Win Parole Dates Set
Three Cuban exiles linked to the Watergate burglary are scheduled for parole March 7 after serving about 15 months of sentences for conspiracy burglary and wiretapping. The parole board freed Eugenio R Martinez Frank Sturgis and Virgilio Gonzalez from Eglin Prison Camp in Florida. The other conspirators remain at large on appeals or serving time. the Senate Watergate committee pushed its civil suit toward a decision, seeking access to tapes and documents in a dispute over presidential records.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
U.S. Parole Board
Eglin Afb
Florida
Eugenio R., Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Miami
Bernard J. Barker
Howard Hunt
James W. McCord
G. Gordon Liddy
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Congress
White House
U.S
John J. Sirten
Gerhard A. Gesell
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Wholesale Prices Close '73 At Worst Level In 25 Years
The December surge in food and fuel costs pushed 1973 wholesale prices 18.2 percent higher than 1972, the largest yearly rise in 25 years. Energy costs rose sharply with fuels up 12.3 percent, middle distillates up 27 percent, and gasoline up 17 percent as crude oil and coal also climbed.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Justice Department
Saxbe
Tam
Internal Revenue Service
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
IRS
Associated Press
GOP Lawyer Jenner Named Chief Minority Counsel in Nixon Probe
The House Judiciary Committee on appointing Albert E. Jenner a Chicago trial lawyer as chief minority counsel aims to ensure an objective impeachment inquiry. Jenner joins John Doar and a growing staff of 42 to 50 members, with Republicans pledging nonpartisanship while seeking subpoena power shared with Chairman Rodino. Doar noted meetings with Leon Jaworski over material sharing, but no agreement reached.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Albert E. Jenner
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Doar
Justice Department
Jenner
Peter W. Rodino
D-Mj
Rodino
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
John Kennedy
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Dear
Robert McClory
Thomas E. Railshack
R-lill
Railshack
Hutchinson
Railsback
Newsmen
Doar
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Oil Hoarding Probed by Federal Energy Office
Washington AP The Federal Energy Office probes rumors of oil stockpiling and fuel hoarding by railroads and trucking firms amid shortages. Telegrams sent to major railroads, trucking firms, and independent oil companies seek data on stocks and production for independent analysis.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
Gerald Parsky
Energy
William E. Simon
Burglary Suspect Outruns Police
A young Corry man is charged with burglary after outrunning officers who went to his mother's home to discuss the weekend break in at International Foam Co. on Clin ton street. Police, led by Morton Gross, found a $30 cash loot and candy. the suspect, fired shortly before Christmas, fled during interrogation.
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Corry
International Foam Co
Clinton Street
Morton Gross
Foam Company
Kenneth Nichols
YMCA Names 74 Membership Drive Leaders
The Corry YMCA annual membership campaign runs January 20 to 31 with National YMCA Week January 20 to 26. Cochairmen are Mrs. Steven Fogle and Mrs. William Barbour. Captains include Mrs. Elma Maier, Mrs. Jan Lansberry, Mrs. Paula Mountain, Mrs. Ruth Ann Grice, and others in Columbus and Union City.
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YMCA
Corry
Cney
Patrick A.L
Elma) Maier
Roger
Jan) Lansberry
Richard
Paula) Mountain
Robert
Ruth Ann) Grice
Pat) Melzer
Frank
Mamie) Smith
Columbus
Ronald
Sally) Jones
Norman
Sylvia) Troyer
Union City
Wounded Knee Trial Could Last Months
The federal judge in Sioux Falls expects the Wounded Knee conspiracy trial of Dennis Banks and Russell Means to run up to four months. Banks is 41 and Means 34, both AIM leaders, facing 10 counts of conspiracy related to the 71 day occupation. If convicted, maximum penalties total 80 years and $80,000 fine.
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American Indian Movement
AIM
Russell Means
Jeff
Dennis Banks
Federal District Court
St. Paul
Minn
Wounded Knee
S. D
Banks
Porcupine
D.D
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
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Erie-Lackawanna
Route 6
E-L
Journal
Dan McEldowney
Frank Lucie
Watergate
GOP
Parsky
Energy Office
Atty
William B. Saxbe
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Wednesden
Wyer
Corry Area High School
Fred Schwab
Fort Laramie
Minnesota
Nichol
Pine Ridge
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