No Knock Entry Rides In With DC Crime Bill
Washington AP Nixon's anticrime bill for Washington D C clears Congress by a 54 33 vote marking a shift in crime fighting. Debate centered on no knock searches pretrial detention and expanded wiretapping while juveniles face trials for violent crimes and you can see opposition from Sen. Ervin and others cautioning about civil liberties. The measure also reorganizes courts expands bail and adds public defenders.
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DC Crime Bill
Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
House
Ervin
Firemen donate to Stanford Hose Memorial Fund total
The Stanford Hose Memorial Fund has surpassed thirty five thousand dollars with a recent deposit of 718 dollars over two weeks. Contributions came from numerous volunteer fire companies with Cambridge Springs Volunteer Fire Company donating 395 dollars from memorial editions of The Journal. Other donors include Kennedy Firemen's Auxiliary 25 dollars Rita L Williams 25 dollars Mr and Mrs Gordon D Cole 5 dollars and many more, as the fund's balance reaches 35,699 dollars.
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Stanford Hose Memorial Fund
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Cambridge Springs Volunteer Fire Company
Kennedy Firemen's
Kennedy
N.Y
Gordon D. Cole
Meadville
Rita L. Williams
Buffalo
Cambridge Springs Volunteer Fire Co
Cambridge
Henneous Motor Express
Erie
Harold E. Hartsell
Oil City
Second Ward Hose Co
Ridgeway
Knickerbocker Hook & Ladder Co
Closter
N.J
Fredonia Fireman's Ladies Auxiliary
Fredonia
Sydney N. Blaskett
Ridgway
Norman L. Drum
Emporium
Swormville Fire Co
Swormville
Erie Mayors Rally Tax On State Property Across Cities
Erie Mayor Louis Tullio orders a citywide assessment of state owned property to tax it, as Pennsylvania allows taxing municipally owned utilities. Meadville and Corry also consider similar steps, arguing fairness. Corry notes little stake and possible court tests to come. A separate Pittsburgh item reports a cashier robbery at Carnegie in which a man with a shotgun looted the office.
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Erie
Louis Tullio
Pennsylvania
Miller
Corry
Edward Zarger
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Nixon Advisers Call Campus Unrest National Emergency
Alexander Heard and James E. Cheek urge President Nixon to treat campus turmoil as a national emergency. The memo recommends greater White House exposure to campus groups, using moral influence to ease racial tensions, and seeking more student aid funds. The full recommendations were sent to the President's Commission on Campus Unrest.
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Washington
Nixon
Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt University
White House
Heard
United States
Howard University
James E. Cheek
Cheek
Lineman Burned By Hot Wire While Replacing Pole
Larry Nichols 24 of Columbus was injured while General Telephone crews worked near Spartansburg. A 7200 volt line was struck by a boom, sending a charge down the equipment and burning Nichols along one arm and leg. He was on the rubber protected platform when the shock occurred and was treated by a local physician.
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Spartansburg
Larry Nichols
R.D. 1
Columbus
Nichols
Massive raids hit North Vietnamese positions near Ripcord
American air forces carried out 36 sorties around the Ripcord fire base and B52 raids ten times heavier than fighter bombers aimed at base camps and depots. Ground action near the base was limited as U S patrols operated from nearby fire bases and Cambodia saw intensified mortar fire in Prey Veng with no reported casualties.
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Saigon
Ripcord
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
A Shau
Cambodia
Prey Veng
Phnom Penh
City Schools Income Levy Still Shows Revenue Growth
Revenue from the city's one percent income tax continues rising despite signs of economic slowdown. For the first two quarters this year receipts climbed to 166,300 from 149,075 a year ago, reported by Corry income tax receiver William E Miller at the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee meeting. The panel, comprising Corry and city officials plus a member at large, discussed reserve funds and growing payments to other districts, with a three way split likely to move to 33 and one third percent to cover costs. Payments due include Spartansburg, Concord, Titusville, Harborcreek, Townville, Beaver, Cambridge Springs, Summit, Warren, Union City, and others totaling several thousands. The three way split was proposed but not enacted, with action expected at the next quarterly meeting.
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William E Miller
Corry
Corry Board of Education
Miller
Fred Schwab
Spartansburg
Concord
Titusville
Harborcreek
Townville
Beaver
Cambridge Springs
Summit
Warren
Union City
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Montana
Harold E. Hughes
Lowa
Hughes
Spa
Randolph
Fire Dept
Guys Mills
Biteravile Vountee Fire Co
Pot- Independence Fire Association
Shamokin
Fire Chiefs Association
Allegheny County Inc
Pennsylvania League of Cities
City of
GenTel
Jana Kirsten Stout
Forrest Calhoun
Mrs. Stout
N. Viets
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