Oil Co Admits Illegal Regrettable Contribution
Ashland Oil chairman Orin B Atkins acknowledged the firm made an extremely regrettable illegal 100000 cash contribution to President Nixon s 1972 re election campaign. He said the payment was made in early 1972 by a subsidiary without board knowledge and Archibald Cox noted it appears solicited by Maurice H Stans and delivered to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon Campaign Finance Committee
Cox
American Airlines
Fred M. Vinson Jr
Atkins
Nixon
Ashland Petroleum Gabon Corp
Vinson
Finance Committee
Treasuries
Trains Collide in Dunkirk Killing One Crewman
Two Penn Central trains collided on a Dunkirk siding on a Thursday afternoon. One crewman, John Carson, 24, of Buffalo, died from massive injuries. three others were hospitalized in Brooks Memorial Hospital, Dunkirk, in fair condition. The rear train’s fireman was among the injured.
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Dunkirk
Penn Central
John Carson
Buffalo
Chautauqua County
Anson Stewart
Carson
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Harold Schoen
Geneva
Ohio
Harold Lindsay
Depew
N.Y
Frederick Kryszak
Blasdell, N.Y
Union City Hospital Admission and Discharges
Union City Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Jane Morse and Edna Boyd, with addresses in Union City and Perry Street, along with Mrs. Albert Thompson on Washington Street. Discharges include Opal Warner of Deeland Florida, David Wilcox on Putnam Street, Mrs. Lincoln Johnson on Rural Route 1 Wattsburg, and Mrs. James Swanson on Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City
Jane Morse
R.D
Edna Boyd
Perry Street
Albert Thompson
Washington Street
Opal Warner
Deeland
County Sees $250,000 Year End Surplus for 1973
Erie County may finish 1973 with a $250,000 surplus after six months of revenue totaling $10,881,350.54, 68 percent of the year’s forecast, while expenditures reach $7,119,864.35, about 46.6 percent of the budget, with Controller Gehrlein conservative about ending in the black and aiming to hold the tax line next year.
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Erie
Erie County
A.J
Jake’” Gehriein
Gehrlein
Planted Device Wrecks Truck in New York Construction Site
The Chautauqua County sheriff investigates an explosion at the Southern Tier Expressway project in Mina Town near the Pennsylvania line. Robert Caldwell of Hankin-Conkin Construction reports a loud blast at 2:45 a.m. a car was seen leaving the area and an explosive device detonated on a pickup truck door near Caldwell’s camper.
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Mayville
N.Y
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Mina
Robert Caldwell
Hankin-Conkin Construction Company
Hunkin-Conkin
Caldwell
Rogers Avoids Public Criticism Of Allies Policy
Secretary of State William Rogers said the United States dislikes allies denying political freedoms but that public condemnation is unproductive. He noted discussions with Korea's Park Chung-hee and Kim Jong-pil and clarified there is no pledge to lift export restrictions if freedoms are loosened. Park, 53, has governed since a 1961 coup after revising the constitution, with Korea enjoying a booming economy and higher living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
William P. Rogers
United States
Rogers
Chung Hee Park
Kim Jong-pil
U.S
Korea
Honolulu
Washington
Nixon
Park
National Assembly
Corry Memorial Hospital Notes and Local Obituaries
Corry Memorial Hospital reports limited emergency physician access with local phone numbers for hospital and ambulance services. Dated notices list admitted patients, births, and deaths including Barbara Houghtling, Joseph Mokwa, Kevin Powers, Pamela Kibbey, James Maloney II, Kathy Migliaccio, and Gloria Fredelius along with addresses and relatives. A separate civic note recounts Sam Luinstra’s shirt gesture during a Wichita zoning hearing amid property dispute concerns.
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Lucille Baccus
Barbara Houghtling
R.D
Corry
Howard J. Morris
Wayne Street
Joseph Mokwa
East Frederick Street
Kevin
Edward Powers
Spring Street
Robert Daniels
Perry Parker
West Smith
Gloria Fredelius
James Maloney
South Second Avenue
Leonard Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Kathy
Juanita Pudder
West Smith Street
Gordon Schutt
Westfield
N.Y
Keppel Tiffany
Turnpike Road
Richard Patten
Marion Street
Sealed bids invited for rock salt and sewer project
The City of Corry invites sealed bids for furnishing about 450 tons of CC grade rock salt for 1973 74 with plans at the City Engineer office bids due August 6 1973. Each bid requires 40 percent bid bond and council may reject all bids. Also sealed bids for 16 inch steel casing under a railroad embankment and for construction of about 9000 feet of sanitary sewer with manholes and house laterals. Bids due August 6 1973 with 10 percent bid bond. Executor notices estate of Opal L Millspaw issued Letters Testamentary to Marvin A Executer 1223 White Street Corry Pa and attorney Frank G Meight 108 South Center Street Corry Pa.
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Corry
Opal L. Millspaw
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Marvin the AW
White Street
Frank G
Meight
South Center Street
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Corry Motor Inn
Lorraine Hotel
Seti
Barstow’s
Taylor’s
Call
Geers
Corry Central Labor Club
Children’s Letters Spalding Co
Chiaspees Mass
Bruce
Craig
H. J. Young Sales Agency
North Center Street
Dallas
Bob H. Slaughter
Southern Methodist University
Here
Slaughter
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Billy Lee
Mark III
T.I.P
Connie
S. S-tf
Venture Inn
Chateau, Inc
Pendence Hall
Philadele
Porcelain China
Denmark
Lass Shoe Clear Glass No
Clear Glass
Rad Glass
Lear Glass No
Chalet LE Grande
Fortune Circle West
Indianapolis
Indiana
Naton
Hammond Bldg
Supply
West Washington
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Wichita, Kan
Sam Luinstra
City Commission
Sam
Commission
Connie Peters
Shasta
Food Club
Cranberry Juice Food Club
Cranberry-Apple Juice
Wilson's Corn
Bottie
Edith G. Kerstetter
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