Israeli Warplanes Hit Guerrilla Targets in Southern Lebanon
AP reports Israeli war planes bombed Palestinian guerrilla targets in southern Lebanon, framing the attack as lasting several minutes with all planes returning safely. Separate items note Ethiopia naming Michael Imru as prime minister amid reform and reports of a coup attempt by an army corps commander in northern Greece with cities blacked out and tanks around Athens.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Michael Imru
Haile Selassie
Endalkachew Makonnen
Athens
Greece
Demetrios Ioannides
Salonika
Larissa
Gurney quits re election bid after indictment
Senator Edward Gurney of Florida says he will not seek another term after a federal grand jury indictment on conspiracy bribery and perjury in an influence peddling case. He blamed the decision on the unsoundness of running statewide while facing trial.
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Miami
Fla
Edward Gurney
R-Pla
Gurney
Washington
Jacksonville
Gubernatorial Candidate Pushes Senate Checks on Police
Republican Drew Lewis calls for mandatory Senate confirmation of the state police commissioner, accusing the department of being overly political while James D. Barger defends the system. Gov. Shapp signs bills aiding insurance customers nursing homes and minority business loans, with local permit authority and $2 million set for loans. Gulf Oil reports second quarter earnings up 28 percent to 250 million, 1.28 per share on 4.82 billion in sales. gains driven by foreign oil and chemicals, domestic earnings down.
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Philadelphia
Drew Lewis
Senate
James D. Barger
Lewis
Barger
Shapp
Pittsuergh
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
Dangerous Curve at Foot of Carter Hill Cited in Accidents
A Corry man Robert Davis and his wife escaped serious injury when their car left the road at the dangerous curve above Carter Hill and rolled three times. Residents report four to five accidents yearly and urge state police and highway officials to take corrective action.
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Carter Hill
Robert Davis
Corry
McEldowney
Sound Off: public opinions aired weekly in The Journal
Readers submit views on traffic laws school funding dog control and safety issues to Corry Journal Sound Off every Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. Calls at 665 8291 are transcribed for print with emphasis on constructive criticism and nonviolent personal attacks.
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Corry Journal
Clymer Area Names Robert A Jaeger as New School Chief
The Clymer Board of Education appointed Robert A Jaeger as supervision principal at Clymer Central School. He comes from Attica Central School where he was elementary principal and holds degrees from SUNY Brockport and Oswego, with further study at Gettysburg College and Syracuse University. He taught in Rome City Schools from 1963 to 1967 and is active in professional associations and community groups. He and his wife have four children and she is a certified elementary teacher.
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Clymer Board of Education
Clymer Central School
Robert A. Jaeger
Jaeger
CCS
Attica
N.Y
Syracuse
Rome
Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Attica Rod and Gun Club
United Pond
Jae
Missile incident near Manila sinks Navy helicopter
A heat seeking Sidewinder from a US Navy Phantom misfired near Manila during a Ranger carrier training, destroying a SH3 helicopter 70 miles off the coast. Six crew members were reported missing, including Lt. Donald Gene Allen and Lt. Roger Oster Woodring, with others named from Florida, Oregon, Massachusetts and Hawaii. Navy officials cited an apparent launch that veered from its intended path.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S. Navy
Navy
Philippine
Ranger
Subic Bay Naval Base
Jouett
Bradley
Won’t Let Erie Control Packaging
Commonwealth Court upheld an Erie County court ruling blocking Erie from enforcing a local food packaging ordinance. The state court said packaging regulations fall under state domain and Erie's rules did not conform. The city required colorless transparent packages for unprocessed meat. Northwestern Pennsylvania Food Council sued for injunction.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Erie County
Erie
Northwestern Pennsylvania Food Council
Erie County Common Pleas Court
SANA
Traffic Deaths Down In State 1974 Midyear Toll Drops
AP reports Pennsylvania traffic fatalities for the first six months of 1974 fell to 930 from 1,180 a year earlier a 21 percent decline after speed limits were lowered to 36 mph. Separately Angling news notes wrecks in the English Channel yielding cod catches.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Transportation Department
Herne Bay
England
English Channel
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