Mini Mall Plan Still Unsolved Awaiting Rehearing Ruling
The zoning variance request to allow a mini mall at North Center and West Frederick streets remains undecided after a three and a half hour meeting last night. A rehearing is the outcome of an ongoing process to resolve the dispute.
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John Peck
T&j Development
Edinboro
North Center
West Frederick Street
Gentile
Hanna
Gary V. Skiba
TS Development
William Jorden
Eric
Skiba
Peck
Birth-Related Deaths At CMH Below Average
Birth related deaths at Corry Memorial Hospital for 1972 were well below the state average. CMH recorded five deaths in 406 deliveries, a 16 per thousand rate versus the state 22.8. Administrator Samuel Antrim said figures come from the Bureau of Children’s Preventive and Restorative Services and Vita Statistics.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bureau of Children's Preventive and
Samuel Antrim
Bureau of Vita Statistics
Antrim
Mideast disengagement signed by Egypt and Israel
Egypt and Israel signed a disengagement pact amid plans for Syrian talks with Kissinger in Damascus. Sadat and Assad would meet, as Israel agreed to withdraw forces east of the Suez Canal and a UN buffer zone would be established. Geneva talks set for January 24 to resume peace negotiations.
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Egypt
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Damascus
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Aswan
Hafez Assad
Sadat
Syria
International Red Cross
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Cairo
Suez Canal
West Bank
East Bank
Gidi
Mitla
Sinai Peninsula
Geneva
United Nations
Suez
Metropolitan areas face lowest gasoline rations under plan
The Federal Energy Office listed ten metro areas likely to receive 20 percent less gasoline than the national standard if the rationing proposal is enacted. Cities include Atlanta Boston Chicago Evanston Des Plaines Gary Milwaukee New York Newark Philadelphia San Francisco Oakland New Orleans and Honolulu.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Evanston and Des Plaines
Ill
Gary
Ind
Milwaukee
New York
Newark
N.J
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
New Orleans
Honolulu
FEC
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Ohio
FEO
Erie
Northwestern U S Braces For Storm
A Pacific weather system menaces the Pacific Northwest bringing gale winds and heavy rain. Forecasters warn coastal flooding could worsen as rivers run high and rain persists across the storm’s onshore path.
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Associated Press
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Northwest
California
W.E. Benkman
National Weather Service
Seattle
Car Slams Train Injures Union City Teens
Five Union City youths escaped serious injury when a car driven by Gary L. Hinckley collided with a Penn Central freight train at an unguarded crossing on Townline road. Four passengers aged 15 to 18 were in the car. two had minor injuries, none treated. Damage to the car amounted to 500 dollars. The train sustained no damage. Police say Hinckley did not see the train until it was too late. The incident adds to widespread storm losses across Oregon and Northern California, with hundreds of millions in damages and multiple flood and mudslide-related fatalities and missing workers being reported.
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Union City
Penn Central
Corry
Gary L. Hinckley
B.C. 3
Hinckley
Hinckley Auto
Townline Road
Oregon
California
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Pacific Northwest Bell Co
Canyonville
Douglas County
John T. Truett
Truett
Canyon Creek
Pacific Northwest Bell
Robert—Keller
Portland
Roy James
Roseburg
Mark Garoutte
Sage Pipeline
Bell
Bill Combs
Bob Miller
Gilbert Maret
Hid Waldren
Medford
Sage
Ray Bell
Tri City
Unanswered Questions Ask White House To Explain Tape Gap
AP reports on assistant prosecutor Richard Ben Veniste pressing White House lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt about gaps in Watergate tapes. He cites incomplete sentences on dictation belts and a 23 second recollection, as court hearings probe the 18 minute gap amid judge Sirica’s push to finish testimony.
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White House
Washington
Richard Ben- Veniste
J. Fred Buzhardt
John W. Dean VI
Butzhardt
Federal
Syria Faces New Arab Rift Over Egypt Israel Pullback
AP analysis notes Syria anchors growing Arab unease as Egypt and Israel seek disengagement. Damascus demands adherence to 1967 borders and Palestinian rights while fearing eroded alliances. Sadat favors slower steps, Assad fears losses near Damascus, Iraq pressures Damascus toward potential unity with Baghdad.
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Journal
McEldowney
Erie County
City Zoning Board of Adjustment
Lou Hanna
Charles Rittenhouse
Frank Gentile
Mideast
Abba Eban
Sinai Desert
Miami
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Savannah
Charlotte
N.C
PEO
Northwestern
James D. St. Clair
Ben-Veniste
Nixon
Mitchell
Buzhardt
John J. Sirica
William L. Ryan
Arab East
Middle East
Iraq
U.N
Baghdad
Fertile Crescent
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