Kissinger signs base treaty in Madrid amid truce fears
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Madrid to sign a treaty approving four U S military bases in Spain in exchange for 1 25 million dollars in aid and talks with King Juan Carlos Meanwhile a Latin American tour aims to control drug trafficking and weapons spread as Soviet backed MPLA forces seize Nova Rodonda and advance on Fludrido in Angola’s civil war, UNITA declaring its capital.
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Madrid
Spain
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Juan Carlos
Mexico City
Popular Movement
MPLA
Atlantic
Nova Rodonda
National Union
UNITA
Angolas
Fludrido
Toy
Eisenhower remains hospitalized as Mamie shows slow improvement
In Washington AP reports Mamie Eisenhower, 10 year wife of former First Lady, remains hospitalized at Walter Reed Medical Center with a virus infection after over three weeks in care. A separate poll highlights strong support for harsh prison penalties while 82 percent favor community based programs for convicted criminals.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed el Fim Medical Center
Sider
Eisenhower
Wniqile
America
Whlte
Army Corps may issue yearlong permits for upper Allegheny dredging
The Army Corps of Engineers expects to allow two sand and gravel firms to dredge previously dredged pools on the upper Allegheny River under a one year permit. Environmentalists oppose dredging, saying it harms river life.
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Oil City
US. Army Corps of Engineers
Allegheny River
California Slasher Indicted in Skid Row Killings
Los Angeles authorities indicted Vaughn D. Greenwood, 32, on a sprawling series of nine murders dating from 1964 to 1975, mostly targeting derelicts on Skid Row and Hollywood. The case ties him to the so called Slasher crimes, including throat slashing and gruesome stabbing patterns, with a possible life sentence looming after prior convictions.
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Los Angeles
Vaughn D. Greenwood
Greenwood
Burt Reynolds
Hollywood Hills
Superior Court
Jack Goertzen
Folsom
Clyde C. Hay
National Cash Register Co
Hollywood
Los Heles
Disap
Skid Row
Dereliets
CAHS Girl Nominated To Academy
Kathy Walsh of Corry Aves High School named among Erie County girls nominated to military academies from the 24th Congressional District. The senior athlete, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dace Walat of Franklin Street, was nominated to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. Christine Ineaville also seeks Air Force Academy nomination. Walsh excelled in basketball track and volleyball and may be athlete of the year.
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Kathy Walsh
Corry Aves High School
Erie County
Armed Forces Military Academe
Somalia
Esterday
Erie
Joseph Vigori
Federal
Misa Walsh
Dace Walat
Franklin Street
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Christine Ineaville
Use Air Force
Tame ‘Ahere Abe
Gaidon
Corry
Grants Aid Corry Students Benefit From State Aid
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency distributes seventy nine thousand six hundred seventy nine dollars to Corry for college tuition. One hundred fifteen Corry students receive aid, including fifteen veterans, with grants ranging from one hundred to twelve hundred dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Commonwealth College Grants
Migat
PennDOT Shortens Snow Removal Equipment to Corry Area
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation personnel report deliberate undersupply of snow removal gear to the Corry area. An Erie-based worker says trucks and tire service delays hamper response, with officials not commenting. The notice mentions procedures for student aid and lists names and addresses of several area college students and institutions.
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Pennsylvania Department of Iron
Penndot
Erie County
Corry
Erie
Journal
Uncooperative witness myth questioned in crime case
In a Washington city sighting a man robs victims as a witness aids police, a suspect is seized and the witness is subpoenaed but fails to appear. The victim cannot ID the robber, the case is dropped, and the prosecutor notes an uncooperative witness.
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Washington
CMH seeks consumer for health board nomination
Corry Memorial Hospital seeks a county resident with no ties to CMH to serve as a consumer on the Health Systems Agency board. The board will oversee health care facilities under the National Health Planning and Resources Act of 1974 and hold its election Tuesday at Mercyhurst College in Erie. Additionally, an Institute of Law and Social Research study reports about 25 percent of witnesses labeled uncooperative were never contacted due to wrong addresses, with other errors hindering cooperation in investigations.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ray Amiy
Health Systems ‘Agency
CMH
Samual Antrim
HSA
Antrim
National Health Planning and
Comprehensive ‘Health Planning Commission
Mercyhurst College
Erie
Vital
Institute of Law and Social Research
Washington
Institute
William Hamilton
Chicago
New York
Chicago Crime Commission
New York City
Uey
Snow Mounds Create Serious Traffic Hazard in Area
Police report six crashes blamed on heavy snowbanks along roads as plowing continues. State police logged multiple rear end and head on impacts on Routes 277 77 Sciota Road and Route 6 near Corry with damages ranging from 100 to 1500 dollars. City officers also counted three accidents on East Columbus Avenue Sciola Street and West Smith Street with total damages listed and one DUI charge.
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Ronald Shank
R.D. 1
Columbus
Otto Kocmit
Maple Heights
Ohio
Corry
Kocmit
Shank
East Columbus Avenue
Sciola Street
Lisa M. Shumsky
R.D. 4
Nellie H. Burlingame
Burlingame
Carolyn S. Jackson
HD. 2
Cherry Hill Road
Shumsky
Pilier Street
Roger 1. Reid
Ripley
West Smith
Roger A Lindstrom
Lindsey Hollow Road
Worth Street
Computerized postal routing could save millions in U S
Kansas State University economist Toonard W Schruben says computerized routing for postal trucks could save the U S Postal Service millions annually. He estimates $80,000 yearly savings in the Topeka area and up to $40 million nationwide, by reducing miles and improving delivery times without replacing dispatchers.
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Maniatyan. Kan
U.S. Postal Service
Kansas State University
Toonard W. Schruben
Topek
Postal Service
Ieal
Schruben
Topeka
Kansas
Pammers
Mie
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