London bombings dim cease fire prospects in England
Six bombs exploded in London and Manchester injuring 26 and ending the Christmas cease-fire. A Manchester department store basement explosion injured 19, with five more blasts at shops gasworks and a chemical plant in London. Two unexploded bombs were found outside a restaurant and a shoe store. Antonin Novotny, 70, former Czech party chief, died of a heart ailment after a long political career. President Ford congratulated Chou En-lai on becoming Chinese premier and expressed willingness to meet later this year.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Manchester
England
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Novoty
Communist Party
C.T.K
Novotny
Alexander Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Tokyo
Ford
Chou En-lai
Hsinhua
Chou
National People's Congress
People’s Republic of China
Leftists or Rightists Terror Bombings Strike Mexico
Mexican police hunt clues to whether leftist or rightist terrorists carried out blasts that killed five people and wounded 27 in San Luis Potosi and caused heavy damage in Mexico City and Oaxaca. A leaflet in Oaxaca claimed the attack for the People's Defense Command, an organization officials had not heard of.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Oaxaca
People’s Defense Command
Earthquakes Rock Brawley As Faults Unleash Quakes
The Imperial Valley town of Brawley experiences more than 1,000 quakes since Thursday from new Brawley Faults with at least 25 above 3.5. Caltech says it is the US center of seismic activity outside Alaska while 13,000 residents cope with light damage and ongoing tremors.
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Brawley
Calif
Imperial Valley
California Institute of Technology
United States
Alaska
Williamsport man indicted in armed bank holdup
A federal grand jury indicted 82 year old Robert John King of Williamsport Pa on an armed robbery charge for a $3 bank holdup last September at the First Blair County National Bank branch in Tipton Blair County. King was arrested January 16 in Arizona and the indictment was returned last week the FBI confirmed Monday.
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Pittsburgh
Robert John King
Williamsport
Blair County
King
Arizona
FBI
Blair County National Bank
Tipton
Plans For Corry Alumni Dinner 101st Banquet May 31 1975
Directors and officers of the Corry High School Alumni Association met to plan the 101st banquet set for Saturday May 31 1975 at the Corry Area High School. A February 10 meeting will hear committee reports on food prices and entertainment. Officers noted strong finances and expect good turnout amid revived interest.
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Corry High School
Horton J. Davis Insurance Company
Corry Area High School
Davis Office
Carroll
Jack) Crowell
William Zaphiris
Clara Hill
Ray Amy
Virgil Curtis
Frank Grice
Jerome Davis
Lena Cohen
Hearing Set For Dismissed Area Teacher
Meadville Crawford Central School Board approved a one year contract with district teachers and scheduled February 11 for a dismissal hearing for Miss Jean B Kunzelman a second grade teacher at Third District Elementary. Superintendent Fryer cited repeated unsatisfactory ratings and 10 charges of general classroom incompetency.
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Meadville
Crawford Central
Crawford Central Education Association
CCEA
William C. Fryer
Jean B. Kunzelman
Jean B. Kunzelman, A Second Grade Teacher At Third District
Frye
Letters to the Editor: The School Dollars
The School Board is urged to direct funds to education and its related problems. Grass Roots Advisory Council and local residents including Chubbie Curtis, Harold Curtis, Jan Dodd Jr, Leslie Dodd, Janet Follett, Roger Follett, Hildie Hammond, James Hammond, Lois Labowski, and Thomas Labowski sign the appeal.
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Grass Roots Advisory Council
Warren County Penna. Farmers Association
Chubbie
Harold Curtis
Jan
Leslie Dodd Jr
Janet
Roger Follett
Hildie
James Hammond
Lois
Thomas Labowski
Girl Dies From Route 257 Car Injury in Oil City
Dora Lee Anne Beebe 11 of Seneca died after Friday crash on Route 257. She was taken to Children's Hospital, Pittsburgh, in critical condition with head and body injuries. Autopsy pending to determine exact cause. Driver David Bruce Neely 17 of Seneca remained at scene as investigation continues.
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Oil City
Dora Lee Anne Beebe
Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Oil City Hospital
Jonathan Hutchinson
Venango County
Fil
David Bruce Neely
Seneca
Sadat Paris Visit Fails to Tilt Israeli Concessions
The Associated Press reports Israeli and Egyptian papers split on Sadat’s Paris visit. Al Hamishmar says France’s Arab oil pressures block a breakthrough, while Davar accuses Sadat of leveraging Washington and Moscow. Rabin criticizes Sadat as obdurate and dismisses pre-negotiation gestures. Giscard d Estaing hosts Sadat praising gradual peace, with no clear deal on Mirage jets or missiles.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
France
Israel
al Hamishmar
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Sadat
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Middle East
Giscard
Egypt
Elysee Palace
Railroads Resume Service After Brief Strikes
Three major U S railroads moved toward normal operations after brief Monday walkouts by four shop craft unions in the Midwest Northwest and South ended by court orders. Pickets were withdrawn as mediation began and wage talks continue in Washington with union leaders not citing a specific reason for the action.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Northwest
South
Washington
William Crawford
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Kan
Statewide bank push arouses opposition from independents
A group of 18 smaller Pennsylvania banks led by J Irvine of Butler County urged Gov. Shapp to drop his plan to allow statewide branch banking. They warned concentration of money with big city banks would rise, noting 64 percent of deposits are held by 20 banks. The independents argue current law keeps competition and consumer service in check.
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Harrisburg
J. Irvine
Irvine
Butler County
Independent Bankers of
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Independent Bankers’ Association
Sniper 17 at Olean High to undergo psychiatric exam
Anthony F. Barbaro, 17, of Olean, a Regent's Scholar and rifle team member, was arraigned on 15 counts for a Dec. 30 school shooting at Olean High. He faces six second-degree murder, four first-degree reckless endangerment, and five first-degree assault charges. He pleaded innocent. Three killed, nine wounded, two injured. Barobo arrested after tear gas. grand jury indictment issued. IBM introduces a small business computer with leases starting at $770 monthly.
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Little. Valley
N.Y
Honor
Olean High School
Anthony F. Barbaro
Olean
New York
Barbaro
Cattaraugus County
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