Chou En-lai Reappointed Premier and Brezhnev Health Update
Reports from Peking say Chou En-lai is reappointed premier of China and Yeh Chien-ying named defense minister. In Delhi, the Press Trust of India cites Brezhnev taking leave for health reasons, resting near Moscow. Saigon reports a helicopter down with 12 aboard and an A37 shot down along the Cambodian border. In Strabane, calm ends as a 25 day cease-fire with the IRA expires amid Protestant Catholic tensions.
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Tokyo
Peking
Chou En-lai
China
Yeh Chien-ying
New Delhi
India
Press Trust of India
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Strabane
Northern Ireland
John Farren
TRA
Air travel discounts cut fares for long trips
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved discounts for travelers flying over 1 500 miles. A roundtrip Los Angeles to New York coach ticket could drop from 388 to 310 in summer and to 291 at other times. Kissinger plans a Middle East trip after talks with Israeli ministers. Ford to attend Chowder and Marching Society dinner at Charles Potter’s home in Queenstown New market.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles
New York
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Yigal Allen
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Queenstown
Ford
White House
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Republican House
Liberty tunnel closes for exhaust fan failure
The Liberty tunnel's exhaust fan failure caused a 20 minute carbon monoxide buildup and the southbound lane reopened around 3 p.m. The section has been used in both directions during repairs on the other tube.
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Pittsburgh
Liberty
Penelec Faces Public Outcry Over Soaring Bills
Penelec bill increases spark complaints in Johnstown as customers report jumps up to 100 percent. Public relations officer Sanford Polon cites nine percent base hike, fuel cost adjustments, and coal strike stockpiling as drivers. State Justice Department reviews rate hearings amid Gov. Shapp anti gouging stance.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
the Journal
Public Utility Commission
Sanford Polon
Penelec
Johnstown
Journal
Polon
PUC
Ment
Commission
Milton Shapp
Robert Kane
Justice Department
Henderson Gets 6 Months Fined $10,000
New York AP Skitch Henderson was sentenced to six months in prison and fined 10000 for claiming a 350000 tax deduction for a music library donated to the University of Wisconsin. Judge Weinfeld said the case showed deterrence failures and noted the gift was almost worthless.
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NEW York
Skitch Henderson
U.S. District Court
Edward Weinfeld
Henderson
University of Wisconsin
Weinfeld
Music World
Clymer Fire at Keystone Station Worth Fifty Thousand
A blaze yesterday destroyed the Keystone gas station and snowmobile sales business at Main and Center in Clymer. Dennis Green operated the site and found the fire in the basement after checking the furnace. Over two hours of effort by volunteers saved little, with 14 snowmobiles and merchandise lost. The cause is blamed on wiring in the building.
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Clymer
Keystone
Main
Center Streets
Dennis Green
Green
Demonstrators Storm U.S. Embassy in Cyprus Barrage
Thousands of Greek Cypriots and other protesters attacked the U.S. Embassy in Nicosia with stones and fire, overturning cars and setting a wing ablaze. Police and Cyprus National Guard arrived as reports of casualties remained unclear, while British offices and the British Embassy in Athens also faced attacks amid anger over Britain's handling of Turkish-Cypriot refugees.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
Athens
State Department
Washington
Cyprus National Guard
U.N
British Council
Britain
Ankara
Runaway bulk milk truck rams tree in Picidilli Hill crash
A bulk milk truck lost brakes on Picidilli Hill yesterday and careened down the slope crossing an intersection before crashing into a tree and sliding into a farmer’s field. The vehicle, owned by Joseph J. Weber of Waterford, caused over 20000 in damage with no serious injuries reported. Corry state police investigated. driver fled the scene and cannot be identified. A school bus had recently passed through the area. The truck left deep furrows in a snow covered rural road and damaged a barbed wire fence.
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Picidilli Hill
Corry
Joseph J. Weber
Waterford
Sample Flats
City Council to discuss West Main laundromat demolition
Regular council session Monday covers status of the former West Main street laundromat demolition. Safety Director Halfast to propose a new plan after Corry Area School District declines to cover its third of the $36,000 cost. City, county to share balance while street, water, and program items precede mayoral proclamation and health department letter.
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West Main Street
William Halfast
Corry Area
David Miller
East Pleasant Street
Mary Ann Kibler
Erie County Health Department
David A. Johnson
Robert Grice
New Education Planning Idea Proposed for Corry District
The Corry Area School District will implement a new education planning concept approved by directors. J. David Rossi Associates of Chautauqua, N.Y. will develop a district wide plan over months with input from teachers and citizens. The project costs $10,000 and will be paid over fiscal years 1974-75 and 1975-76.
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Corry Area
J. David Rossi
David Rossi
Rossi
Ford to Travel to Sell Economy Plan Across Nation
President Ford will campaign for his economic recovery program in a series of speeches nationwide amid Democratic opposition. Government data show housing starts in December at the lowest in eight years, signaling a weak year for the housing industry.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Congress
Morris K Udall
Arizona
Unall
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Commerce Department
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Home Builders
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Donald Bastian
First National City Bank of New York
Texaco Inc
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