U S Jets Attack Hanoi Power Plant
U S Phantom jets attacked the Bao Giang power plant 25 miles northeast of Hanoi and damaged the plant and its support buildings. The strike used laser guided bombs against a major power source aiding war industries.
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U.S
Hanoi Power Plant
Saigon
Hanoi
China
Bao Giang
North Vietnam
Air Force
Cao Nung
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
Qui Nhon
Central Highlands
Kontum City
Pleiku
RR Tank Car Explodes Injuring Eleven on East Dallas
A Missouri Pacific railroad tank car exploded in flames injuring at least 11 persons and prompting evacuations of about 75 families. Fifteen apartment units were emptied as homes suffered damage from shattered glass and fire. Firemen fought the blaze to prevent another car containing liquefied petroleum gas from exploding.
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Dallas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Larry Roberts
Nixon Asks For Quick Okay On Arms Limit Agreement
President Nixon urged Congress for swift approval of the SALT accord foundation laid with the Moscow summit. He spoke to a half filled joint session, praising progress while warning of debate ahead. Supportive senators called it a solid start, while critics warned of Soviet advantage in missile balance. The treaty requires two thirds in the Senate for the ABM limits, while the accompanying agreement can pass with a simple majority.
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Washington
Moscow
Nixon
Congress
Straliteny
Andrews Air Force Base
Henry M. Jackson
White House
Florida
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
America
Peking
Israel Jets Spark Reprisal Talk After Tel Aviv Attack
Israeli jets circuited southern Lebanon as border tensions rose amid fears of a reprisal for the Tel Aviv airport massacre. Security heightened in Israel with flights searched, troops deployed, and warnings from officials about potential further strikes.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Israel
Shimon Peres
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
United Nations
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Egypt
PP&L seeks 5% yearly electric rate rise to fund growth
Pennsylvania Power & Light plans to double its generating capacity over the next decade, projecting annual rate increases averaging 5 percent for 10 years as it adds about 4.6 million kilowatts. Executives testified at a PUC hearing, arguing growth outpaces pollution abatement costs and urging conservation campaigns with limited short-term impact.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Pp&l
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
Austin Gavin
PUC
Gavin
Atv
Gagin
Harry Boyer
Afl-Cio
No Action Here Warren Stores Hit By Blue Law Fines
Warren outlets of Super Saver A and P Loblaw were fined 100 dollars after violating Sunday blue laws by opening last Sunday. Sheriff deputies filed complaints, managers chose hearings, Corry area saw no charges, and local enforcement remains reactive.
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Warren
Corry
Super Saver
A&p
Loblaw's
Donnell Allen
Martha Lawson
Quality Markets
Corry Iga
the Journal Today
Gordon Kennedy
the Journal
Erie
Hunters Permitted Two Turkeys Now In Pa Study Area Hen Pheasants Legal
The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced that hen pheasants become legal game for the first time in the state. Hunters may take two wild turkeys per license year, one in fall and one in spring, with specified northern region limits described by Interstate 80 east to U.S. 309 and the New Jersey line.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Ohio Line
U.S. 309
Windfall Transfer Tax Boosts Corry Finances
Corry’s one per cent real estate transfer tax yielded a $24,448 windfall from the Corry Jamestown Corporation sale to Hon Industries of Muscatine Iowa, part of a pattern where land sales provide revenue. City engineer David Johnson notes typical tax profits run about $1,000 monthly, with CJ sale arriving at an opportune time to help cover wage increases mandated by federal rulings.
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Corry
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Hon Industries
Muscatine
Iowa
Kundracik Trailer Court
Austin
Erie
Fogle Lumber Co
West Smith Street Plaza
Route 6 Plaza
Federal
Hold Festival At Elgin Beaverdam
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company hosts its annual firemen festival this week at the fire hall off Route 6 near Curry Drive-In. Games rides and water battles run nightly with a pancake breakfast Saturday 6 to 11 am. A parade starts at 3 pm. Entertainment by the Fabulous Gunther each evening and a TV set prize Saturday night.
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Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
Route 6
Curry Drive-In
Fabulous Gunther
Seat Belts Save Drivers From Injury
State Police said two drivers escaped serious harm due to seat belts and shoulder straps in a Route 97 crash three and a half miles south of Waterford. Shelby Wilder 25 of Bradford and Clyde J. Kelsey 35 of R D 2 Centerville were in totaled cars after a head on collision at 10 45 p m yesterday. Wilder was uninjured while Kelsey was treated and released for minor injuries at Union City Memorial Hospital. The Wilder car suffered about 4400 in damage. no figure for the Kelsey vehicle is available.
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Corry
Shelby Wilder
Bradford
Clyde J. Kelsey
R.D. 2
Centerville
Route 97
Waterford
Shelby
Kelsey
Union City Memorial Hospital
Wilder
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Carol J. Cox
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