St Elizabeth Parish Center begins as ground is broken
Groundbreaking for St Elizabeth Church parish center across from the church on West Pleasant street marks start of a 6400 square foot brick building with 400 seat auditorium and classrooms. The project, designed by William J. Zaphiris, aims for completion in November with electrical mechanical and plumbing subcontracts to Erie and Oil City firms.
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St. Elizabeth Church
West Pleasant Street
Cyril Kronz
Carl Lippert
Edward Zarger
John Lucas
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas
Michael Johnson
St. Elizabeth Parish
B.S. Dockstader
Sessinghaus and Ostergaard, Inc
Erie
William J. Zaphiris
Corry
Lessinghaus and
Ostergaard
Aerial Electric Company of
F.M. Clougherty Company of
Eckert Plumbing Company of
Oil City
West Pleasant
Ulasewicz Describes Watergate Payoffs
A retired New York cop and political secret agent described to Senate investigators a furtive scheme amid cash drops and coded payments tied to Watergate defendants. Anthony Ulasewicz detailed $154,500 in payments plus aims for $400,000 to $450,000, naming recipients and methods while recounting his role as middleman in the payoffs connected to Kalbach and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Senate
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
Herbert W. Kalbach
Nixon
Ulasewicz
Hunt
William G. Bittman
G. Gordon Liddy
Frederick C. LaRue
Kalmbach
Watergate
White House
John W. Dean Iit
John D. Ehrlichman
Burglars Take Hoard From Orton Farm Market
Police report a night break in at Orton's Farm Market in Columbus yielding groceries worth about two hundred dollars. Items stolen include cigarettes tomato paste ketchup bread Bologna buns spaghetti and ice cream. A marker note reading this was done by the gypsies was left with a vulgar slogan. Police expect a quick arrest. In Waltham Mass a Swiss descent woman who yodels is sought by Rivella for national ads to promote a new beverage.
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Durneune
Orton
Columbus
Henry Orton
Waltham
Mass
United States
Rivella
Nixon to Tighten Food Price Controls in Phase 4
Washington sources say Phase 4 will be tougher with tighter government oversight on food price hikes. President Nixon, recovering from pneumonia, will not lead the announcement as George Shultz and John Dunlop outline stricter rules for processors and middlemen to cover wage and material cost increases. An IRS expansion and higher enforcement precede a staged lifting of the freeze, likely keeping some sectors under controls. Fortes in Congress cites futures market manipulation as a driver of higher prices and urges antitrust probes.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
George P Shultz
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
White House
Hood
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Harry H. Fortes
House
Fortes
Chicago
Exchange
Justice Department
John T. Dunlop
Cost.of
Living Council
Anne Armstrong
Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Bomb disclosures spark lie charges over Cambodia bombing
Washington AP report says Pentagon disclosed over 4000 secret bombing sorties in Cambodia in 1969 70. Sen Harold Hughes alleges officials lied to the Senate Armed Services Committee citing zeroes in 1971 70 reports on B 52 bombing. He urges oath testimony to reveal who ordered actions and falsified reports.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cambodia
Administration
Senate Armed Service Committee
Harold £. Hughes
Indochina
Hughes
Jerry W. Friedheim
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Ilal M. Knight
James R Schlesinger
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Ter
Lon Nol
U.S
Friedheim
Congress
Man jumps bridge to threaten self in Hydetown incident
Police investigated a reported suicide attempt at Tryonville bridge in Hydetown. The man, a local youth, reportedly dove from the bridge in the past but this time was fully dressed and reportedly intoxicated, with a summons for public drunkenness to be issued.
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Corry
Meadville Barracks
Tryonville Bridge
Hydetown
Best Of Pension Funds To Area
City officials report the Corry firemen pension fund funds repatriated from out of state investments. About $44,300 was moved from savings and loans in other states to Erie and Warren associations, with local banks and Corry Savings and Loan at insured limit. Total fund now stands at $97,000 to back pension payments.
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Corry
California
Pension Fund Board
Benjamin Calderone
Pension Board
Calderone
Erie
Warren
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Firemen's Pension Fund
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St. Elizabeth
Cyril Kranz
Journal
McEldowney
Democratic Party
Staller Hilton
Holsteins
Fred Warner
R.D
Union City
Robert Shreve
Meadville Road
Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Agnews
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