90,000 Gls Begin Homeward Journey
Saigon reports the third U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam will start midweek with Marine aviators and aircraft heading to El Toro and Santa Ana California. By Sunday 3,000 Marines from 19 units will be gone, reducing total U.S. forces to about 434,000 by April 15.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Nixon
Marine Air Base
el Toro
Calif
Santa Ana
Camp Pendleton
1St Infantry Division
26Th Marine Regiment
4Th Infantry Division
U.S. Army
Long Binh
South Vietnam
Nixon veto of education health bill shocks nation
President Nixon used television to veto a 19.7 billion education and health funding bill, calling it inflationary and the wrong amount for the wrong purpose. He urged Congress to reconsider while experts warned of reduced educational opportunities if the veto stands. House will vote Wednesday on overriding. Senate fate remains uncertain.
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Washington
Nixon
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Departments of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
Office of Economic Opportunity
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Gerald K. Ford
Michigan
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rep
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Senate Decides on Auto Fees Deadline Today
In Harrisburg the legislature faces a deadline to approve a 73.4 million increase in vehicle license plate fees hitting by March 31 renewals for 1970 cars. If approved, car plates rise to 20 dollars and motorcycles to 8, trucks up 41 percent. funds support highway construction and municipal needs.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Marvin V. Keller
R-Bucks
House
Revenue Department
Keller
Shafer
Mortgages Slide In Tight Market
In a tight money market Corry Savings and Loan reported 1969 mortgage loans dropped to 96 totaling 978900. Christmas Club activity rose 21 percent and Student Loans for Education jumped 165 percent while savers increased 110. Dividends to shareholders totaled 225000, up 18000 from 1968 as basic interest rose to four and a half percent. Directors re-elected Horton J. Davis Ross Fehlman and W.W Hammond. officers were named including Lloyd Stowe as president and David L. Nichols as secretary.
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Corry Savings and Loan
Lloyd Stowe
David Nichols
Horton J. Davis
Ross Fehlman
W.W Hammond
Horton Davis
David L. Nichols
Ross Fehrman
JoAnn Tinko
Sue Windahl
Roy Reed
W.W. Hammond
Walter 5. Peake
Poor Students Deprived Of Aid in Title I Program
Washington AP Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee finds admin shortcomings in the federal Title I aid for poor children under the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act. It urges legislative steps to improve deployment while affirming the program’s potential. A review blames administration more than legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Move Closer To Public Airing Of Fourth Ward Renewal
The Project Area Committee of the Fourth Ward renewal project met to hear a status report from relocation staff. Re use appraisals are underway by a Pittsburgh area firm. Key questions focus on relocation methods and payments for relocated residents and businesses. Eight businesses and nine nonprofits are involved including the American Legion Salvation Army and Line-Out Corry. The SBA is expected to contribute to the business relocation finances.
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Fourth Ward
PAC
Pittsburgh
Nve
M.S. Cobbett
American Legion
The
Salvation Army
Corry Group
Release Names Of Firetrap Color TV Sets
Washington AP The National Commission on Product Safety identified 122 color TV models exploding or catching fire at above average rates. The agency said 22 million color sets average 12 incidents per 100000, while identified models show 30 per 100000. Lear Siegler Olympic sets led with nine risky models, followed by Packard Bell Magnavox Sylvania Philco Ford and RCA.
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Washington
National Commission On Product Safety
Electronics Industries Association
Olympic
Lear Siegler Corp
Commission
Packard Bell
Magnavox
Sylvania
Philco-Ford
RCA
Indict Two Corry Men In Burglary Case
The Erie County grand jury indicted James Shields formerly of Corry now in Euclid Ohio and John Amacher last at 136 York Street for the August 1969 Wattsburg laundromat burglary. State Police at Corry detained two others in the case. Earlier grand jury had indicted Frederick Carter and John Willis for the same caper.
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Erie County
Corry
Wattsburg
James Shields
Euclid
Ohio
John Amacher
York Street
Frederick Carter
West Bend Street
John Willis
South Center Street
Copper Caper Fuel Fade Fades Through Clymer
In Clymer a mystery grows as 10 000 gallons of gasoline vanish from an underground tank at the Garrett H TenPas station. The loss follows a string of thefts including copper wire from local lines. Norman Damcott reported the tank was full on January 17 but dry by Monday, to be investigated by Mobil Oil officials, a Bustl fire coordinator, and the Chautauqua County Health Department as authorities pursue a safe trace and possible causes.
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Karl Stanley Gardner
Perry Mason
Corry
Clymer
Garrett H. TenPas Station
Norman Damcott
TenPas
Damecott
Mobil Ol Company
Buffalo
Bustl
Chautauqua County Health Department
Ft ‘Obr
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Mark Harvey
Sof
Chrysler- Plymouth
First Avenue
Harvey
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Mekong Delta
Cambodian
Journal
Eaton
Dick Nixon
Aliquippa
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Thomas Zieliewski
Houston
Washington County
Cobbett
Firetrap
Garret TenPas
Lee Tressler
Endsley
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