Kissinger Heads to Europe for Middle East and Nuclear Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger embarks on a four day European tour aiming to push a Sinai settlement between Israel and Egypt and to spur Soviet nuclear talks. He will meet in Geneva with Gromyko after Paris talks, then discuss with Rabin in Bonn. Egypt and Israel talk stalls noted as negotiations near a critical stage.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Andre A. Gromyko
Geneva
Paris
Middle East
Yitzhak Rabin
Vietnamese Family To Relocate Here In Corry
A 14 member Vietnamese family will move into 225 East South street, sponsored by St. Pauls Lutheran Church. They arrive late this week or early next, with the head of the family hired as cook-dishwasher at Country Foods. The move was arranged by the Lutheran Immigration Service, and the family includes a married couple, two children, siblings, and elders.
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Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
East South Street
St. Paul's
Patrick A. L. Maier
Chiren
Country Foods
Phan Huy ‘Thue
Maier
Phan
Indiantown Gap
Lutheran Immigration Service
National Council of the Church
Wet One Pop Can Sits Out During Rainstorm
A discarded pop can labeled the wet one was seen on a stoop after a brief heavy rain. Mrs. Paulo Mountain, a local weather observer, reported 6.8 inches of rain fell during the storm, the first since a week of dry weather.
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Paulo Mountain
Ford campaign eyes full ten million fund raise
President Ford and aides seek to exhaust the $10 million campaign limit under new federal law for the Republican nomination. Officials say the Ford Committee may employ about 50 to 55 staffers as it plans rapid fundraising and private sources to maximize early organizational strength.
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Washington
Ford
Ford Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Campagne Committee
Prlize
Ceuter Fund
Fundrawming
Lohewn
David Mackard
Maw
Cameietanr
Hila
Ceeewr
Aleeine
Keegan Gerdmyerstet
Ray Lardy
Thieves Take $260 From Parked Auto
City police investigate a theft from a car in the Houte 6 plaza lot. $260 was taken from a purse while the driver shopped. the car belonged to Mrs. Lewis Jewell of Corry. Her son-in-law Phillip Conners had borrowed the vehicle unaware of the purse. Police noted another $500 remained in an envelope.
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Houte 6 Plaza
Lewis Jewell
R.D. 1
Corry
Jewell
Phillip Conners
Conners
Charges filed in fatal Findley Lake boat crash
The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office filed charges in a June 22 Findley Lake boat crash that killed Debra Scypinski, 21, of Jetie. She was thrown from a boat and drowned after the collision. eight others were flung into the lake, seven injured. William Mead of Erie faces reckless operation charges. Steve Gorniak of Erie is charged with operating an unregistered boat.
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Chautauqua
Erie
Steve Gorniak
Burning Tree Blaze Reignites In Hemlock Lakes Area
Spring Creek volunteer firefighters faced two outbreaks from a hollow tree near Hemlock Lakes Park. Lightning likely struck during a storm, igniting flames that were quenched, only to flare again at 11 p.m. The crew returned with a two and a half inch line, finally extinguishing the stubborn stump fire.
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Spring Creek
Hemlock Lakes Park
Talks Slated In Walkout At CJ Plants
Break in a nine day old walkout at Corry Jamestown ends as company aides and Local 1097 IAMAW leaders schedule a mediation meeting for tomorrow at the Corry Motor Inn at 2 30 p m. Pat Mingarelle of the Mediation and Conciliation Service will attend. The session, called by a federal mediator, aims to resolve disputed contract proposals including the seniority system, holiday pay rules, and the economic package. The strike is the first at CJ since 1966.
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Corry Jamestown
Two Pa. Unions Won't Conform Still On Strike
Harrisburg AP report on a partial state employee strike with 12 000 workers from the Pennsylvania Social Services Union and the Pennsylvania Employment Security Employes Association refusing to accept a deal. Courts and police attempted to serve papers as talks narrowed the gap but not resolved. AFSCME pact offered 3.5 percent—PSSU and PESEA seek 15 percent and more benefits.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
PSSU
Pennsylvania Employment Security Employes Association
PESEA
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Labor and Industry
Paul J. Smith
Welfare Department
Garbled Note? Observer Cries Out Incoherent Entry
An unclear OCR fragment appears to reference a ranger, an arrest, and stray phrases. Names, places, and events are unreadable, yielding no coherent report or identifiable subjects.
Unclear Source Text From Local Notice
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American Federation of State
Erie Morning News
Joseph Jacobs
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Crawford County
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Henry J
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