Titusville and Corry press Congress on WICU nonduplication ruling
Titusville officials push congressional action to overturn the U S Court of Appeals nonduplication ruling affecting WICU and local cable reception. Corry and Jamestown officials seek guidance while WICU manager resists council talks as city leaders urge letters to lawmakers.
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Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Herbert Varnum
Eric Johnson
Varnum
Johnson
N.Y
George Bareo
Titusville Cable Tv, Inc
United States Supreme Court
Barco
Council
Kriner
Report Blames Violence On Youth
Washington AP The Presidents Commission on Violence released an interim report blaming the rising violence mainly on youth. It notes youth commit a growing share of crime and national studies should focus on tomorrow's generation for solutions. The panel cites incidents across campuses ghettos and streets and warns elimination of all violence is impossible but better control is urgent. The commission headed by Milton Eisenhower sent the report to former President Johnson Jan 9 with final conclusions due this spring.
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Trusty Rules Changed For County Jail
Erie County jail reforms take shape after state corrections inspect and police probe into the January 15 escape by Royall Collins and James Hammerman. Inspectors reviewed records and policies as officials await reports expected in two weeks. Outside work restrictions ease for a few trustees at county hospital and farm while others resume school or continue inside duties.
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William E. Pratt
Pfadt
Pentagon orders broad Pueblo review of all intelligence methods
Secretary Laird directs a wide ranging study to examine every policy and procedure behind Pueblo style intelligence, beyond the North Korea incident. Packard will lead the A to Z review while Laird sets big picture goals and defers details, as Stennis signals senate probe.
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U.S
John Stennis
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Pueblo Tase
American couple's son with them during Baghdad arrest
In Beirut a U.S. Embassy spokesman said Paul Bail Jr., 18, son of Paul and Mrs. Bail of Houston, was with his parents when they were arrested in Baghdad three weeks earlier. The student at the American Community School in Beirut spent Christmas in Baghdad and later returned to Beirut. He declined to speak to reporters as Iraqi officials discussed charges against his father.
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Houston
Tex
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City Police Close Pad At Warren Warren
Police investigate after a 16 year old son fails to return home triggering a warrant inquiry. Parental complaint led to the arrest of a man and his wife Elizabeth on unspecified charges linked to spying. American diplomats reportedly seek their release.
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