Soviet Vessels Balk at Escort to Adak in Alaska Waters
Two Soviet fishing ships the Lamut and Kolyvan seized near St Matthew Island refuse to sail to Adak under Coast Guard escort. Armed boarding teams aboard the icebreaker Storis hold a skipper and an official, with talks reportedly by satellite. The ships face possible fines of up to 100000 dollars and potential forfeiture, while the Storis and Coast Guard plan continued surveillance and possible arrests.
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Juneat
Alaska
U.S
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Lamut
Kolyvan
St. Matthew Island
Storis
Juneau
Adak
Aleutians
Washington
Atty
G. Kent Edwards
Anchorage
U.S. District Court
City May Seek Action to Enforce Plaza Improvements
City officials indicated they may pursue legal action to compel completion of three zoning-required improvements at Corry Plaza on Route 6. Center Associates of Youngstown has not finished fencing, western buildings removal, or grading and landscaping, despite two letters from City Administrator David Johnson. The lighting for Route 6 entrances has also been out, raising safety concerns, with fines up to 100 dollars weekly possible and alderman involvement expected if delays continue.
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Corry Plaza
Route 6
David Johnson
The
Journal
Johnson
Center Associates
Youngstown
Ohio
William Halfast
Halfast
House Sets Approval on $2.7 Billion Foreign Aid
The House moves toward approving a $2.7 billion foreign aid extension with strings on Greek military aid and Pakistan and a cut in United Nations contribution. Rep. Thomas E. Morgan warns against action on Nixon reforms before the November election. A two year extension of economic aid and one year for military aid is planned, with Morgan proposing a further year for military aid to stall reform. Floating Diner Closes Singapore The Singapore fly, the last floating restaurant in the harbor, has closed due to poor business and access issues.
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House
Thomas E. Morgan
Foreign Affairs Committee
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Wixon
Congress
Senate
U.S
West Pakistan
America
United Nations
Morgan
Singapore
YMCA Drive Names Ward Captains for Membership Campaign
Ward chairmen announce captains for Carry YMCA membership drive. First Ward: Patricia Rozelle selects J Earle Bliley Embert Earle Walter Peake George Sample Salvatore Barbalaci. Second Ward: Marguerite Zarger enlists Lois Vanderweele Kim Hanna Joanna Hileman Ceil Bracken Jean Scheiner. Third Ward: Rose Counasse chooses Jamie Taylor Norma Kuzma Jane Campbell Ann Baressi Shirley Chase. Fourth Ward: Ruth Ann Grice's captains Blaine Lindsey Millie Grice Sherry Wascak Judg ry. Area chairs include Patricia Melzer Columbus Joan Troyer Elgin Beaverdam Sally Jones Union City Marge Taylor rural Corry Nancy King Clymer Ellen Pass Hillcrest drive Walter Cmiel Wattsburg. Drive starts February 1. volunteers invited to help.
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Carry Ymca
Patricia Rozelle
First Ward
J. Earle Bliley
Embert Earle
Walter Peake
George Sample
Salvatore Barbalaci
Marguerite Zarger
Lois Vanderweele
Kim Hanna
Joanna Hileman
Ceil Bracken
Jean Scheiner
Rose Counasse
Jamie Taylor
Norma Kuzma
Jane Campbell
Ann Baressi
Shirley Chase
Ruth Ann Grice
Blaine Lindsey
Millie Grice
Sherry Wascak
Judg Ry
Patricia Melzer
Columbus
Joan ‘Troyer
Elgin Beaverdam
Sally Jones
Union City
Marge Taylor
Rural Corry
Nancy King
Clymer
Ellen Pass
Hillcrest Drive
Walter Cmiel
Wattsburg
YMCA
Most Loopholes In Campaign Law Sealed Up
Washington AP Congress ready to send Nixon a federal election spending reform bill to seal reporting loopholes curb campaign costs and reflect modern political realities. It imposes spending limits on radio TV ads and requires full disclosure with per election caps and state by state primaries. The measure would take effect in 60 days missing early primaries and removes an equal-time repeal for radio TV debates.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Tt Re
House
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
John B. Anderson
RAIL
New Hampshire
Florida
County Posts Shuffle Marked By Appointment Flurry
Samuel J. Baressi of West Park Place was named to a county post not the one originally planned. Mrs Shirley Colvin became Erie County Hospital administrator in an unusual sequence. Dr John Mannerelli was named acting administrator replacing Mrs Colvin while she seeks full licensure. The move followed debate on replacing Arthur Brueckman who died in October. Other hospital staff changes included Dr Daniel Snow and Dr James Dusekas as assistant medical directors, Mario DePalma as assistant administrator at the Hospital Annex, Walter Perry as maintenance supervisor, and Robert Horn and Benjamin Musso as purchasing agents.
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Erie County Court
Harold (Hodie) McLean
East Smith Street
McLean
William Lesler
Pittsburgh
North Center Street
West Columbus Avenue
Corry
Lefler
Hamot Medical Center
Erie
Hamot
Julius Wotus
Richard Farley
Erie County
Wotus
Robert Bracken
Bracken Funeral Home
Clifford Holcomb
Samuel J. Baressi
West Park Place
Shirley Colvin
Erie County Hospital
Erie County Commissioners
John Mannerelli
Colvin
Mannerelli
Leo Weir
Arthur Brueckman
Weir
Pennsylvania Board of Nursing Home Administrators
Louis Rzymek
Peter Schaaf
Hill
Raymek
Daniel Snow
James Dusekas
Baressi
Mario DePalma
Walter Perry
Democratic Party
Robert Horn
Benjamin Musso
World rates drop ease costs for new factories
New money values agreed by major nations push down world interest rates aiding investment. Cheaper borrowing should spur factory building and jobs, though a lengthy 18 month construction lag delays unemployment relief. Investors seek stability as foreign money remains abroad, with theories testing why dollar returns lag and yen may revalue again.
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New York
Stofan
Herr Muller
Jack Perkins
Jack
Boston
England
Mass
Ito
Muller
Perkins
Firemen Response to Two False Alarms Ends in Minor Damage
Mechanical and auto failures sparked two alarms last night. At Crestline Inc a malfunctioning sprinkler system triggered the fire alarm with $50 water damage reported. Later a car crash at West Washington and York streets triggered an alarm. Daniel L. Bothell 23 of R D 3 Corry said brakes failed causing a pole impact and ditch. Car damage $550 and pole $80.
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Stanford Hose Company
Crestline, Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas Lathrop
Fire Department
West Washington
York Streets
Daniel L. Bothell
R.D
Corry
West Washington Street
Bothell
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