Real estate transfers and missing girl in Titusville news
Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County courthouse include A Swarm to McMartin and Fret MacMartin to Donald W MacMartin. A Wenage girl, Regina Slonski, 18, is missing from Titusville, described as 5 foot 3 inches tall with long blonde hair driving a light VW. A press conference in Franklin, tomorrow at 9 at the Voyager Inn, will cover a Titusville business purchase with Franklin ties, amid lingering chatter National Forge may be sold to Joy Manufacturing of Franklin. Corry Ares Joint School Committee approves 23 FFA members to Harrisburg Farm Show. Richard Farrer to accompany. Robert Wharton named delinquent taxes collector on a two month trial, replacing Joseph Swift. Erie Times-News president George J. Mead near death in ICU at St. Vincent Hospital. Tuberculosis testing to start in Corry Area Schools for ninth graders and kindergartners with parental consent.
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Wenage
Titusville
Regina Slonski
Steet
Voyager Inn
Franklin
National Forge
Joy Manufacturing Company
Alfred Rau
Warren
Franklin-Titusville
Corry Ares
Unanim
Robert Wharton
Joseph Swift
Corry Area Joint School Committee
Jointure
Swift
Wharton
City Workers Back on Job After Strike
Beaver Falls mayor unhappy as 22 street maintenance workers return after a strike. He was not notified of two weekend meetings where three councilmen approved a two year contract raising wages by 2000 dollars per year. Councilman Raymond Thumm defended the settlement to finalize the 1971 budget.
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Beaver Falls, Pa
Nick Camp
Camp
Raymond Thumm
Jarring Keeps Mideast Talks Secret Amid Peace Push
UN mediator Gunnar Jarring meets Muhammed H. El Farra in New York to discuss Israel's new peace proposals. Earlier talks with Egypt's El Zayyat focused on Palestine refugees, economic ties, ceasefire lines, demilitarized zones, and POW exchanges. Israelis push for an Egyptian commitment to a peace treaty and permanent borders before wider discussion. Egyptian president Sadat dismissed as war-threat claims the ceasefire ending Feb. 5, while stressing pursuit of peace. ENZYME MIRACLE section notes a rapid new method to detect changes in enzymes using metal-containing proteins and fluorescence.
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United Nations N.Y
Gunnar V. Jarring
Muhammed H. el Farra
Jordan
U.N
Israel
Jarring
Mohammed H. el Zayyat
Egypt
Jerusalem
el, Zayyat
Yosef Tekoah
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Canal Front
UN Security Council
Middle East
Gamal Abdel -Nasser
Assyut
Nasser
New York
Penn Central seeks court OK to sell 100 million in certificates
Trustees of Penn Central Transportation ask a federal judge for permission to issue 100 million in government guaranteed certificates to fund operations. A second request seeks to block foreclosures by lessors of 44 properties, with bonds to be guaranteed by the Department of Transportation. The ICC approved the bonds, and trustees aim to report feasibility of reorganization by mid March.
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Penn Central
Philadelphia
Penn Central Transportation Co
U.S. Dist
John P. Fullam
Baker
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Transportation
Fullam
Richard J. Smith
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Second U S Plane Hits In N Vietnam
Saigon reports a second U S air strike inside North Vietnam as a Shrike missile missed a coast site and hit the sea 110 miles north of the DMZ after radar tracked an unarmed Navy recon jet. The attack followed similar Friday actions in the Mu Gia pass area amid ongoing ground fighting nearby.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Navy
Air Force
Mu Gia Pass
da Nang
CEO Beats Pay Out but Not Completely
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration trims the Office of Economic Opportunity budget by about 10 percent for fiscal 1972, proposing $800 million, down from this year’s $88 million Congress funding plus $1.2 billion routed to other agencies. VISTA faces a 10 percent cut to about $33 million, while key programs such as the emergency food and medical services, alcoholic prevention and recovery, and the Rural Economic Opportunity Loan Program face phaseouts or zero funding.
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Washington
Federal Poverty Agency
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
OEO
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Budget Office
Rural Economic Opportunity
Claims Hutto Incapable Of Murder Intent
At a court martial Sgt. Charles Hutto, 22, of Tallulah La, is described by psychologist Dr Norman Reichenberg as unable to form murder intent regarding My Lai civilians. The expert portrays Hutto as a rigid follower of authority with average iq and minimal creativity, raising questions about intent in the assault accusations.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Charles Hutto
My Lai
Norman Reichenberg
Miami
Fla
Hutto
Tallulah
Edward Magill
Reichenberg
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Erie County
Ee Bani
A. Swarm
Fred McMartin
Fret. MacMartin
Donald W. MacMartin
George J. Mead
The
Times Publishing Co
Erie Times-News
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Mead
Corry
Mideast
Kitchen Village, Inc
Beater and
the ‘Kitchen Villae, Inc
George P. Baker
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
N. Vietnam
Cambodia
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Phck Nil
Bert L. Vallee
Harvard Medical School
Blyings
Bob Church
North Center St
H & R Block
America
Center Street
Coury
Fennsylvania Avenue
Diamond Street
Teevise
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