Four Watergate defendants plead guilty in trial
AP reports four more Watergate defendants pleaded guilty, leaving two at trial. The moves followed earlier pleas by E Howard Hunt, with defense concerns over possible mistrial and attorney changes as the case narrows toward a potential resolution.
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White House
E. Howard Hurt
Gerald Alch
James W McCord Jr
Cardia A
al Newmeyer
New York
Henry B. Rothblatt
Hunt
Fow
John J. Sirica
Rothblatt
Sirica
Newmeyer
Union City Reservoir land plan eyed for 1974
County officials were briefed by U S Army Corps of Engineers on starting a land purchase to expand the Union City Reservoir on French Creek into a six mile recreation area. The project, valued at 5.5 million, aims to combine flood control with recreation with 50 percent funding from the county. A master plan will guide design and construction and ensure proper land use beyond park boundaries.
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French Creek
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
William Sutter
Corps
George Dingle
David Fahringer
Fahringer, McCarty and Grey Inc
Monroeville
Dingle
John Wagner
Cris Capotis
President Nixon Praises Super Bowl Win and Effort
President Nixon called the Super Bowl great after Miami defeated Washington 147 to secure the world professional football championship. He praised both teams saying the people of Washington and Miami can be proud of their efforts and the game was fine.
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Snowmobilers and Land Owners Meet in Corry Penn State Session
A joint meeting for snowmobilers and landowners is set for Monday January 29 at 8 p.m. in the Corry Area High School auditorium. Thomas Obourn notes the event by the Ene and Warren County Penn State Agricultural Extension Services. Judge Robert Wolfe will explain trespass laws, a State Police representative will discuss road laws, and Robert Doyle will address community problems and responsibilities in relation to the sport.
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Warren County
Penn State Agricultural Extension Services
Thomas Obourn
Robert Wolfe
Warren County Court
Pennsylvania State Police
Robert Doyle
One Car Crash Causes 4500 Total Damage in Mill Village
A one car crash in Mill Village left the road striking a trailer and a cement block building, causing 4500 in damage. Lawrence McCartney, 31, of Mill Village was eastbound on route 6 when the driver apparently fell asleep. The car struck a trailer owned by Cecil Sherred and a block building owned by Glenn Troyer. The 1971 auto sustained 1000 in damage, the trailer 2000, and the building 1500. In a separate Corry incident, two youths Gary Hubbard and Dani Dunnewold were treated and released after minor injuries when their southbound car was forced off the road by an unseen northbound vehicle, striking guard rails and a school bus shelter with 1500 and 125 in damages respectively. More emigrant data notes 25,651 South Korean emigrants in 1972, up 38 percent from 1971.
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Mill Village
Corry
Richard Gambino
Lawrence €. McCartney
Cecil Sherred
Waterford
Glenn Troyer
R.D. 5
Gary Hubbard
Dani Dunnewold
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry-Clymer
Hubbard
Dunnewold
City Police Face Mixed Crashes Disorderly Local Incident
City police over the weekend handled four crashes causing 2.47 in damage and minor injuries. A rear end collision occurred on North Center Street at 8 pm Saturday involving 17 year old Miss Mary D Gentile of 9 East Frederick Street and 47 year old Mrs. Lester O Gray of 117 West Bend Street as Gray waited to turn left into West Bend.
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Mary D. Gentile
East Frederick Street
Lester O. Gray
West Bend Street
Meir Meets Pope Paul VI in Vatican Talks on Israel
Premier Golda Meir met Pope Paul VI in Vatican City amid hopes the audience could lead toward formal Vatican-Israel relations. Vatican sources said discussions would focus on the Middle East and Jerusalem, with potential Vatican mediation in Arab-Israeli settlement efforts. Security for Meir was heavy as about 500 armed police guarded her arrival from Paris. The article also notes unrelated garbled copy about traffic incidents and an arrest report in Erie County.
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Fiumicino
Paris
Winter Carnival Opens With Snowmobile Parade Night Run
A 35-snowmobile parade lit Airport road as it moved through darkness toward the Moose Club for the Winter Bonanza dance, starting the city’s eight day 1973 Winter Carnival. The event drew praise from participants and signaled a strong kickoff for the festivities.
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Moose Club
Journal
McElowney
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