Air fare hikes planned for transatlantic travel
Airlines plan a 10 percent fare increase on April 1 for U S to Europe routes with cheaper 60 day advance tickets and revived youth fares for ages 12 to 21. Proposals require approval from the CAB and authorities in Canada and Europe. Key options include an APEx 60 day plan with 22 to 45 day stay, NY-London prices by season, and a youth round trip with no time restrictions amid competition with charter flights.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Europe
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Canada
CAB
International Air Transport Association
Pan American World Airways
APEX
New York
London
Suspect Sought After Woman Assaulted In Parking Lot
City police seek a man described as armed and dangerous after an indecent assault near West South and Spring streets about 11:30 last night. The victim, a Spring Street woman, described a car and identified the attacker in a dim tavern-to-parking lot sequence. Police and state troopers use an identikit to build a likeness as the investigation continues.
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West South
Spring Streets
Spring Street
John Kelsey
Fred Corbett
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ripoff in Concord Township T payphone theft
State police report a payphone torn from a Route 6 telephone booth in Concord Township. The phone valued at 168 dollars with an estimated 350 dollars in coin box stolen. Investigators pursue leads and await further details.
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Corry
Route 6
Concord Township
General Telephone
Five Murder Charges Against Erie Father
Donald Chism is jailed on five counts of murder in Erie Pennsylvania. Police found the bodies of his wife, three children, and the wife’s stepfather. Most victims were in nightclothes. Mrs Chism was believed killed after she returned home from a 7 a.m. waitress job.
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Erie, Pa
Donald Chism
Florida
Chism
Massacre on Erie West Side Leaves Family Dead
A mass killing in a West Side Erie duplex left Athena Chism in her 30s and her three children, aged 12, 9, and 6, along with stepfather Paul Tolis, dead from close range shots. Chism, 32, unemployed, was charged after a gun was found, and investigators suspect the killer was inside the home when Mrs. Chism arrived. Chism was later jailed without bond after arraignment.
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Erie
West Side
Chism
Sam Gemelli
Athena Chism
Paul
David
Anna’ Marie
Paul Tolis
Gemelli
Ed Rosensweig
Florida
Rosensweig
Rosenzweig
CS and L Assets Rise In 1974 With 75 Outlook
Corry Savings and Loan Association closed 1974 with assets of 10.49 million dollars, up over 12 percent from 1973, as reported at the annual meeting by secretary-managing officer David L. Nichols. The year saw 141 financed homes and a total of over 2.19 million in mortgage loans along with record interest of 507,377 paid to savers and reserves rising to 862,048. Nichols cited inflation and tight money but noted progress and a cautious 1975 outlook. The passbook rate was set at 5 percent for 1975 with a 7 percent investor certificate for a 5- or 10-year term. Directors Allen Kuhn, Wilbur F. Rickers, and Nelson Thompson were re-elected. Lloyd Stowe was named president and other officers announced. attorney Walter S. Peake appointed solicitor.
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Corry Savings and Loan Association
David L. Nichols
Corry Savings and Loan
Nichols
Association
Corry
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
U.S
Allen Kuhn
Wilbur F. Rickers
Nelson Thompson
Lloyd Stowe
Dent
Horton J. Davis
Ross G. Fehlman
Dorothy A. Hajec
Roy L. Reed
Wallace W. Hammond
Walter S. Peake
Peake and Peake Law Firm
Ford's Plan May Cost $95 More Than Thought
White House officials say Ford’s energy program could cost a typical American family up to 345 a year, with an average rise near 275 as higher oil byproducts and tax changes bite. Eight Northeastern governors filed suit challenging the import oil tax as a move to curb consumption, joined by New England Power Co and Rep. Drinan.
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Washington
White House
Ford
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Congress
Smilar
New England Power Co
Robert JF. Drinan
Dmass
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Nelsen
New England
Midwest
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Eric Zauser
Federal Energy Administration
Tomorrow's Cars Will Be Shorter
Detroit AP reports a shift in the auto industry toward smaller, lighter cars by the late 1970s. Standarde-size models of about 18 feet and 24 tons will shrink by roughly two feet and 500 to 1,000 pounds, with interior width narrowing to about 61 inches while preserving interior length. GM and Ford plan early 1977 to 1980 introductions, aiming for 18.7 mpg by 1980 under stricter federal emission rules.
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Detroit
Ford
Ernest S. Starkman
Harold €. MacDonald
U.S
Church to Lead Probe Into CIA Operations
Washington AP Sen Frank Church, long allied with antiwar efforts, says he expects to head the Senate committee created to investigate U S intelligence activities. The Senate voted 82 to 4 to establish a nine month 750000 dollar inquiry into CIA and other intelligence operations.
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Washington
Frank Church
Vietnam
Senate
U.S
Three Men Indicted In Murder Try In Clymer
Three area men charged in connection with the January 6 beating of Luther Mason were assigned to the public defender in Chautauqua County and set for arraignment Monday. Ernest Proctor, William Millburn, and Milton Swanson were indicted yesterday on two counts of second degree attempted murder. Mason, found unconscious January 7, was dumped in a sleeping bag along a rural road near Clymer. Proctor and Millburn are jailed without bail. Swanson is held in Warren County in lieu of 2500 bail. Extradi tion proceedings against Swanson will begin immediately.
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Clymer
Public Defender’s
Chautauqua County
Ernest M. Proctor
Columbus
William R. Millburn
Milton C Swanson
B.D
Luther J. (James) Mason
Mason
Corry Memorial Hospital
Proctor
Millburn
Chautauqua
Swanson
Warren
New York
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Cs&l
Hugh Scott
House
Ways and Means Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Chase Mahattan Bank
Hanover Trust
Labor Department
Church
CIA
Mike Mansfield
FBI
Defense Department
Mansfield
Senate Watergate Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Strom Thurmond
R- S.C
Jesse A. Helms
R-N.c
William L. Scott
R-Va
Special Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard Ober
National Security Council
Rockefeller Commission
Idaho Democrat
Cambodia
Laos
Peek 'N’ Peak
Mike Rushin
Bob Prince
WWCB
Erie County
McCray
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