Corry Alumni Week End Promises History Behind Chilly Night
The Corry High School Alumni Association marks its 100th anniversary with a citywide celebration. Alumni return to the high school for a final performance, banquet, meeting, and centennial dances. A parade rumor swirled as a streaker eluded police in City Park while a rocking chair marathon stretched into early morning hours. Participants Scott McIntyre and Bill Nichols ended their long stints, leaving Kevin Catalfu and others still in contention.
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Corry High School Alumni Association
Center Street
Mervyn Nast
Grads
Mead Park
Scott McIntyre
Bill Nichols
Kevin Catalfu
Kathy Hajec
Julie Knoll
Chris Peterson
Don Rickerson
Milk price rise costs cited by Watergate panel
The Senate Watergate Committee staff concludes Nixon 1971 milk price support hike cost consumers and taxpayers more than 300 million dollars. The draft report links extra dairy income to the president’s decision, noting shared government and consumer burdens from higher prices and purchases. It also alleges campaign donations influenced dairy policy and questions congressional pressure claims.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Associated Press
Dairy Farmer Job
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Herbert L. Kalmbach
Watergate Committee
White House
Congress
Daily Men
David Dorsen
Alan Weitz
Wilbur 1. Mills
Hubert H. Humphrey
FBI studies SLA letter claiming missile downed police helicopter
The seven headed cobra insignia SLA letter claimed an anti aircraft missile destroyed a LAPD police helicopter during a SWAT operation. Cmdr Paul J Gillett led LAPD SWAT and died in the crash. Three other officers were seriously injured aboard the helicopter. The SLA said it retaliated for the May 17 deaths of six members, including leader Donald Cinque DeFreeze, amid a South Los Angeles raid.
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Los. Angeles
FBI
Symbionese Liberation Army
KNX
Los Angeles Police Department
Supreme Court to rule quickly on Nixon executive privilege
The Supreme Court will hear July 8 arguments on whether Nixon may withhold White House tapes and documents sought in trials of his aides. Judge Sirica has ordered Nixon to provide 64 conversations from 1972 onward. In Erie County, a Union City man, David Buczynski, pleaded guilty to 28 counts including burglary and theft after a six month spree.
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William Halfast
Corry
Robert Wharton
CAS
Halfast
Jack Downey
Douglas Rozelle
State Supreme Court
Wayne Township
David Johnson
Robert Grice
Johnson
Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
High Court
Leon Jaworski
Capitol Hill
Peter W. Rodine Jr
House Judiciary Committee
B. Howard Hunt Jr
Rodino
U.S
Joh J. Sirica
Jaworski
Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Union City
Erie County
Tt Corry
David P. Buczynski
South Main Street
Edward Carney
Buczynski
POWs Return as Middle East Quiets After Disengagement Pact
Crowds greet returning POWs in Damascus and Tel Aviv as Israel and Syria begin a prisoner exchange. 38 wounded Israelis land near Tel Aviv. 25 Syrians and one Moroccan arrive in Damascus. Dayan pledges no move from the Syrian front until all prisoners return. Geneva talks to finalize terms with Kissinger aid.
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Middle East
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Red Cross
Ben-Gurion
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Mordechai Gur
Dayan
Tel Hashomer
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Herz] Shafir
Adnan Tayara
Kissinger cites three obstacles to Middle East peace
Secretary of State Kissinger told congressional leaders three issues block a permanent settlement: frontier rectification, Palestinian refugees, and Jerusalem. He said bridging mistrust between Israel and Syria is the first hard step as Nixon plans a Middle East visit and a Moscow trip in June amid impeachment proceedings.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Jerusalem
John Tower
Rtex
Kissinger
Nixon
White House
Israel
Syria
Geneva
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle Eust
Moscow
Congress
Upward Spiral Continues On Food
The Associated Press reports May grocery bills rose again after brief relief. A market basket of 15 food and nonfood items in 12 cities climbed about 4 percent in May, reversing April trends. Eggs remained the clearest bargain as prices fell from March levels while detergent and sugar rose in most cities. Cities surveyed include Albuquerque, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, Salt Lake City, and Seattle. Items tracked were chopped chuck, pork chops, paper towels, frozen orange juice, coffee, butter, eggs, peanut butter, detergent, fabric softener, tomato sauce, cookies, milk, all-beef frankfurters, and granulated sugar.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
R.L
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Gunmen Give Up Free 25 Captives
Two teen gunmen surrendered after seven hours of captivity at a Sacramento area bank. Michael Madigan 19 and Brian Young 18 of Rancho Cordova freed 25 hostages, left 17 unharmed, and $1 million in ransom in 91 paper bags. A third youth was questioned as possible planner. Corporal Ruh persuaded the gunmen to surrender. the men cited money needs and personal distress.
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Rancho Cordova
Calif
Sacramento
Hill Miller
Sacramento County
Miller
Robert Ruh
Madigan
ASC Aides OK Substantial 3 Year Pact at Rex Theatre
Local 629 of the United Auto Workers ratified a three year labor contract with Associated Spring Corporation in a Rex Theatre meeting. Production workers voted 221 to 49 for ratification while skilled trades men backed it 20 to 15. The agreement includes a substantial wage increase over three years and cost of living adjustments, plus improved Recap allowances, insurance, pensions and a new holiday totaling 12. Negotiators listed for Associated Spring were Ross Bailey and Richard Daniels with others. for the union, Daniels, Gocolano, Burgess, Briskie, Carlson, Correll and Way.
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United Auto Workers
Raymond and Merchandise Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Rex Theatre
Ross Bailey
Raymond Division
Richard Daniels
Batley
William Helmintoller
Joseph Pitenyage
Lyle Chase
C Daniels
Joseph Gocalano
UAW
Dale Burgess
James Briskie
Marvin Carlson
Charles Correll
Morris Way
Rainy spring hurting crops across upper Midwest
In Des Moines and Mapleton Iowa farmers say prolonged spring rains threaten corn and small grains. Officials warn of serious damage in central Iowa, North Dakota, Illinois and Minnesota Red River Valley. With 50 percent of corn planted and 20 to 25 percent damaged, farmers may need disaster aid and to consider replanting soybeans.
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Des Moines
Towa
Kirk Bennett
Bennett
Mapleton
Iowa
Upper Midwest
North Dakota
Ilinois
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Towa Gay
Robert Hay
Jon Werald
University of Illinois
Darrell Mulvaney
Illnois
Mulvaney
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