Odd police cases mix of laws and luck in weekend notes
Over the weekend officers handled odd incidents reported on York street and East Pleasant street. Officer James Hurlbut led a horse home after noting extra instruction to deliver a baby en route. Officer Warren Reynolds spoke to horse owners about lawns and unpleasant droppings near the high school. Police also assisted in a missing child case involving an 11-year-old boy, with Sgt. Charles Sutton and Reynolds advising a radio call.
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East Pleasant Street
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The Pentagon weighs special cash bonuses to lure veterans into the National Guard and reserves for enlistment and reenlistment. Bonuses would target prior service personnel, needing authorization, as draft calls drop and guard reserve numbers face strain.
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National Guard
Melvin R. Laird
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Army Reserve
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Changing Of f The Guard In City Police Ceremony
In a symbolic ceremony yesterday at the new city police headquarters, outgoing Police Chief Frank handed over to the successor. The moment marked a formal transition in leadership and underscored continued focus on public safety.
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New City
Frank
Soviets Boost War Shipments To Egypt
Washington reports say the Soviet Union has sharply increased arms shipments to Egypt including amphibious landing craft. Officials indicate the move aims to disrupt the Mideast balance, while the United States pledges to support Israel with Phantom jets and Jamming gear, though exact numbers remain undisclosed. Newsweek corroborates an initial eight Phantom fighters.
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Soviet Union
Egypt
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Mideast
Israel
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Meet the Press
Airlines clash with NASA ESA on North Atlantic satellite air traffic control
Washington AP reports major airlines oppose a costly NASA ESA satellite system for North Atlantic air traffic control. They call the 3 million dollar NASA budget and proposed 70 million system premature and too expensive, fearing long term costs and impact on transatlantic fligths.
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Senate panel eyes controls on defense IR&D funding
Washington AP reports the Senate Armed Services Committee plans tight new limits on Pentagon payments to defense contractors for Independent Research and Development Bid and Proposal and Other Technical Effort. Sources estimate the changes could cut about $100 million from private industry research, which last year totaled at least $759 million for IR&D B&P and Other Technical Effort.
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OTE
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Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Armed Services Committee
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Congress Eyes Rescue for WWII GI Loan Program
Washington reports Congress moves to save and possibly expand the World War II GI home loan program as deadlines near. Bills propose reopening eligibility to veterans from Korea and Vietnam eras, with Senate hearings on a broad removal of all deadlines and House action to extend guarantees through October 1971.
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Vietnam
Senate
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D-Calif
White House
House Veterans Affairs Committee
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Teague
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Corry Days Antique Auto Show Highlights Four Winners
Warm afternoon draws Corry crowd to Mead Park for the Corry Days Antique Auto Show with 38 cars registered. Winners include oldest car a 1915 Model T Ford owned by Robert Lindstrom of Jamestown New York a 1925 Franklin owned by Mr and Mrs Fred Mayberry of Erie a 1954 Aston Martin owned by Mr and Mrs Joe Slecker of Lakewood New York and a Corry tour trophy 1929 Oakland owned by Mr and Mrs Philip Mastrosimone of Jamestown New York.
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Philip Mastrosimone
Jamestown
N.Y
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