Three-Part Impeachment Resolution Finalized in House
The House Judiciary Committee ends its inquiry with a three article impeachment plan against President Nixon for obstructing justice misusing powers and refusing to obey subpoenas. Debate to start in about two weeks as the articles seek to redefine executive power and move toward a House floor vote.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
House
Andrew Johnson
Democratic National
White House
Cambodia
Congress
House Rules Committee
Senate
House Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Charles E. Wiggins
Rcalif
Robert McClory
R. Ill
Lawrence Hogan
Maryland
Hogan
Thomas Railsback
Railsback
McLlory
Greeks Turks Sign Disengagement Pact In Cyprus
United Nations observers began air surveys to mark the ceasefire line after the Geneva disengagement pact among Greece Turkey and Britain. The accord envisions indefinite partition and a UN buffer zone as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash over troop withdrawals and reinforcements.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Geneva
Greece
Turkey
Britain
United Nations
Maj
Peter Gill
Kyrenia
U.N
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Arnett
Rauf Denktash
Athens
Judge orders full hearing in Corry fireman suspension case
Erie County judge William Pratt orders a full public hearing into the three day suspension of Corry fire truck driver Alan Benson, overturned by the Civil Service Board, with stenographer, attorneys, and formal testimony to be provided. The ruling cites bypass of applicable statute, no date set yet for hearing.
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Civil Service Board
William Pratt
Erie County Court
Corry
Thomas Lathrop
Alan Benson
East Irving Street
Lathrop
Benson
North Center Street
Pratt
Platt
Douglas Rozelle
Foggy Worth Street Fatality Claims Local Youth
An 18 year old, Gary J. Tatar of 224 West Frederick Street, died at St. Vincent Hospital at 5:20 a.m. after being struck on Worth Street by a car driven by Terry J. Damcott. The foggy, poorly lit stretch contributed to the collision as Tatar walked with a friend, one girl near the curb. Damcott, 20, reported using high beams then switching to low beams in the fog. Tatar previously worked as an announcer at WOTR and funeral arrangements, handled by James Berry Funeral Home, are under way in Pittsburgh with services planned for Saturday.
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St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Worth Street
West Smith Street
Route 6
Gary J. Tatar
Frederick Street
Joel Steele
Dennis Anderson
Tatar
Terry J. Damcott
B.D. 4
Sherman
Miss Damcott
Pittsburgh
James Berry
WOTR
Ehrlichman Sentenced to Minimum Twenty Months in Break-In Case
Former presidential aide John D. Ehrlichman received a minimum 20 months to five years for conspiracy and perjury in the Blisberg break‑in. Judge Gesell ordered concurrent sentences. Liddy got 1 to 3 years parallel to his prior terms. Other plumbers Barker and Martinez got suspended sentences. Ehrlichman vowed innocence and announced plans to appeal as he was released on recognizance.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Blisberg
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
Liddy
Gesell
Plumbers
Nixon
Daniel Elisberg
Imprompu
Thrill Ride Mother Fined In Birmingham Court
Police spotted Victoria Hutchinson 27 driving through Yorkshire with her 5 year old daughter and another child on the luggage rack atop the car. She said the children asked for danger and showed them how to hold on. Magistrates fined her 120 dollars for carrying passengers in a dangerous manner.
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Birmingham
England
Victoria Hutchinson
Yorkshire
Deadline Passes as Carrasco Fails Hostage Threat
In Huntsville Texas an 8 am deadline set by convict Fred Gomez Carrasco for delivery of three bulletproof vests passed without action as he and two other inmates hold 13 hostages in the main state prison. The corrections spokesman said the vest demand and a proposal to swap hostages were rejected.
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Huntsville
Tex
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Carrasco
Carrasc
State Department of Corrections
Ron Taylor
Taylor
Kathy Pollard
Novella Pollard
Disaster Drill For Firemen Slated At UC
Eight fire companies will participate in a disaster drill at Union City hosted by UC firemen and Union City Memorial Hospital. The drill uses simulated victims at the Main Street Elementary School with Boy Scout units providing victims. Corry will perform high level rescue from the third floor using ropes and ladders while Union City's aerial ladder will deploy a deluge set feeding water back to French Creek. Elgin Beaverdam will supply a pumper, crew, and ambulance crew to pump from French Creek to portable tanks at the school.
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Stanford Hose Company
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Union City Volunteer Fire Department
Union City
Union City Firemen
Union City Memorial Hospital
Boy Scout
Union City Main Street
UC Fire Department
Stancliff Hose Company
Waterford
Wattsburg Hose Company
Bloomfield
Mill Village
Centerville
Perry Highway
Kuhl and
Greenfield
Corry
French Creek
Elgin-Beaverdam
Clymer Man Caught after Abducting Wife in High Speed Chase
A 25-year-old Clymer man, Raymond A. Keith, allegedly abducted his estranged wife at Snifepoint near Stedman, forcing her to leave with him. Police pursued through Route 426 and Keith was arrested four days after the search began, with his wife released unharmed. He faces charges including burglary and unlawful imprisonment.
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Clymer
Snifepoint
New York
Raymond A. Keith
French Creek
Keith
Pennsylvania
Stedman
North Harmony
John Burns
Chautauqua County
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Turan Ganes
George Mavros
James Callaghan
Corry Evening Journal
Sun
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vin
New York State
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Erie County
Richard Shuster
Assembly
Judy
Kasper
Wayne
Concord
Elgin
Jane Pless
Shuster
Mary Ann Kibler
Delia Bernard
Council
Eaton
Dems
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