Fire Destroys Clymer Dairy Barn Worth 100000
A massive fire at Lewis Parks's Marks Corners farm near French Creek destroyed a barn housing more than 8000 bales of hay and several pieces of modern equipment. Firefighters from four companies battled the blaze for about 10 hours, with no injuries or livestock losses reported. A cement silo nearby also suffered damage. The cause and insurance details were not immediately known.
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York State
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Marks Corners
French Creek
New York State
Clymer
James Lictus
Sherman
Panama
Findley Lake
Lictus
Columbus Volunteer Fire Company
Mayville
City Looks To Future Of Water Supply Here
Corry's water supply remains adequate but growth may demand expansion as industrial and residential areas extend beyond city limits. A new line may be needed for Thompson Maple Products at Colza and a second reservoir or two-component system is proposed to prevent outages during repairs. Moody Associates will survey potential well sites up to three miles outside the city to plan future supply.
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Corry
Water Service
Columbus
Thompson Maple Products Company
Colza
David Johnson
Johnson
Moody Associates of
Meadville
Moody
Corryite serious from rattlesnake bite in Warren area
A 21 year old Corry man, Robert Boutwell of RD 1, is listed in serious but improving condition at Warren General Hospital after a rattlesnake bite to his right thumb. State police relayed anti venom serum from Kane and Jamestown hospitals to Warren, ensuring treatment. Game warden David Snyder says such incidents are rare and investigation is underway.
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Warren General Hospital
Robert Boutwell
RD. 1
Corry
Journal Today
Boutwell
Jamestown
N.Y
WCA
Kane Community Hospital
Warren
Kane
Warren County
David 8. Snyder
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Snyder
Urgent Call To Meet Blood Quota In Corry Chapter
Thomas Grice, blood program chairman for the Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross, warns of a seasonal blood shortage. The Buffalo Regional Blood Center notes this is a peak demand period as travel rises. The Buffalo bloodmobile will visit on Tuesday July 2, with a goal raised to 140 units from 110. Last visit yielded 89 pints. About 3,000 eligible donors exist locally, yet meeting the quota remains challenging.
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Thomas Grice
Corry
American Red Cross
Grice
Buffalo Regional Blood Center
Buffalo Bloodmobile
KalmbachTestified Heraised Funds for Watergate Defendants
Kalmbach testified before a Senate committee that he raised money for the seven Watergate defendants believing it was a moral obligation to aid their legal fees and families. He said he did not tell President Nixon, and he accepted Dean and Ehrlichman assurances that the fundraising was proper. He quit after wiretapping surfaced and later regretted not alerting the President.
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Herbert W. Kalmbach
Watergate
Nixon
Kalmbach
John W. Dean III
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Dean
Ehrlichman
Senate
Democratic
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
No. Kalmbach
Joseph M. Montoya
President Nixon could legally tape his own conversations
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield testified before the Senate Watergate panel that President Nixon tapes and records his office conversations with knowledge and consent by the Secret Service for historical purposes. Justice Department noted the 1968 law allows interception by an individual of their own conversations, while scholars and ethics experts cautioned that unannounced recording is unethical.
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White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
Senate
Watergate Committee
Nixon
Fred Langbein
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Butterfield
Samuel Cash
Justice Department
Herman Schwarts
State University of New York At Buffalo Law School
American Civil Liberties Union
Schwartz
New York
Old Buffalo Fire Truck To Remain In Service
The City Council, after consulting fire officials and Stanford Hose Co, voted to keep the 1943 open cab Buffalo pumper. Safety director William Halfast said its value to insurers is zero, but local firefighters plan to use it at Number 2 station when the new truck arrives, with the new vehicle housed at Number 1. The council unanimously approved retaining the old truck rather than selling it for a few hundred dollars.
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Stanford Hose Co
William Halfast
National Fire Underwriters
Number 1
Halfast
Buffalo
World leaders met Nixon during covert listening in White House
Soviet leader Brezhnev West German Chancellor Brandt and others including Mrs Gandhi Heath Hussein Faisal Meir and Tito conferred with President Nixon at his office while listening devices were in use. Butterfield testified that devices existed at the White House Executive Office Building and Camp David. Ziegler refused to comment on recordings or notices to visitors.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Indira Ghandhi
India
Nixon
Edward Heath
Britain
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Jordan
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Golda Meir
Israel
Tito
Yugoslavia
Alexander P. Butterfield
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Camp David
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Brandt
Gandhi
Heath
Meir
John Lynch
Ireland
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
William McMahon
Australia
Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Emilio Medici
Brazil
Luis Echeverria
Mexico
Emperor Haile Selasio
Ethopia
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Tel Aviv
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James Robb
U.S
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