Grads Celebrate Century Milestone At Mead Park Centennial
After four days of events at Mead Park, the annual high school alumni gathering closed out the centennial celebration. Organizers and guests recalled decades of reunions while classes held mini centennials marking the 100 year milestone of the alumni association and its enduring ties.
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Mead Park
Corry High School Alumni Association
John Rossbacher
Virgil G. Curtis
Sue Jackson
Kiwanis
Mel Bud
John Morton
Keith Fay
Damage From Area Crashes Hits $3100
Three weekend auto accidents in Corry area produced total damage of 3100 dollars. Gerald Jones of Meadville, 65, escaped serious injury when his southbound car veered off Route 277 after an oncoming vehicle forced it onto the berm and skidded into a ditch. Two Meadville youths, both 16, were treated and released after a Route 8 crash south of Wattsburg sent their car down a 50 foot embankment, injuring driver James Stiles and passenger William Hamilton. Another Route 8 collision at Pages Corners involved Richard Bunce, 17, and Donald Hall. Bunce failed to yield entering Route 8, with damages of 800 and 1000 dollars respectively.
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Corry
Meadville
Gerald Jones
Jones
Union City Memorial Hospital
Route 8
Wattsburg
James Stiles
William Hamilton
Pages Corners
Richard A. Bunce
Hereford Road
Donald T. Hall
R.D. 2
Union City
Bunce
Hall
Arrest Two Suspects In Auction Burglary
Corry state police arrested two men in the Corry Auto Auction burglary. Dewey M. Lewis, 23, of Elgin, and Edward Moore of R.D. 3, Corry, were caught in the parking lot trying to break into cars and charged with burglary.
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Corry
Dewey M. Lewis
Elgin
Edward Moore
R.D
Ex-Nixon Aide Pleads Guilty In Ellsberg Case Obstruction
Former presidential aide Charles Colson pleaded guilty to leading a 1971 effort to influence the Ellsberg trial. He admitted devising a plan to have Ellsberg tried in the newspapers as part of a broader set of charges tied to the Watergate era.
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Nixon
Elissberg
Daniel Elisberg
Special Prosecutor’s
Washington
Charles W
Gerhard Gesell
Colson
Gesell
Ellsberg
William S. Merrill
John J. Sirica
Elisberg
Pentagon
Matthew Byrne
Lewis Fielding
Inquiry Ordered After Nypro Plant Blast Kills Two
Fires continue to burn as a major inquiry is launched into the Nypro chemical plant explosion in Flixborough England. Two workers were killed and 105 injured with 20 acres of plant site on fire, six hundred displaced by toxic fumes, and damage estimated at over 140 million dollars.
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Flixborough
England
Nypro
Environment
Gordon Oakes
Specula
Brian Harvey
Landaijy
Ken O’riordan
Lincolnshire
Wis Democrats Attack Record Weapons Cost Overruns
Wisconsin Democrats condemned military spending after GAO figures show 26.3 billion in overruns on 55 weapons systems. Proxmire cited cost rises in the DD963 destroyer and other programs like the F15, Minuteman III, SAM-D, XM-1, and UTTAS, with overall program costs increasing to 134.2 billion from 111.6 billion. Aspin highlighted Indochina spending vastly exceeding Soviet and Chinese totals.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Indochina
William Proxmire
General Accounting Office
Les Aspin
Defense Intelligence Agency
United States
Soviet Union
China
Proxmire
GAO
Impeachment Probe Focuses On ITT Case in House
The House Judiciary Committee shifts to the ITT antitrust settlement amid a special prosecutor's finding clearing corporate officials. Chair Hodine Jr. says the inquiry remains independent. Rep Waldie predicts Nixon impeachment, while Hogan cautions on Watergate links. Dear seeks tapes from Kleindienst hearings.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Hodine Jr
D-N.j
John Doar
Jerome Waldie
D-Calif
Nixon
Senate
Waldie
CBS
Face the Nation
Lawrence Hogan
Hogan
Rabin signals cautious path to Middle East peace
In Geneva a U N communique says Syrian and Israeli generals agreed on disengagement terms in the Golan and prisoner exchange. Rabin pledges peace efforts but rejects withdrawal to 1967 lines and warns Lebanon against infiltration by Arab militants. He seeks a stepwise path to full peace with Egypt and notes Syria may resist a treaty.
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Associated Press
Golan Heights
U.N
Geneva
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Rabin
Kissinger
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Beirut
Knesset
Labor Party
Independent Liberal Party
Citizens Rights
Washington
Golda Meir
Big primary flush hits eight states on Tuesday
Voters decide nominees to succeed retiring governors in California and New Mexico and a U S senator in Town. Nominations for senator and governor in South Dakota, a California Senate seat, the governorship of Iowa and 76 House seats across eight states are at stake. Public polls show Edmund G Brown Jr and Houston J Flournoy as front runners in California.
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Associated Press
California
New Mexico
U.S
South Dakota
Senate
Towa
U.S. House
House
Ronald Reagan
White House
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Reagan
Houston J. Flournoy
Brown
Bruce King
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
John C. Culver
Hughes
George Milligan
David Stanely
Robert D. Ray
Richard Priicip
William Dougherty
George McGovern
Air Force
Leon Thorsness
New Jersey
Montarta
Mississippi
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Virgil G. Curtis Finch
Letta Cohen
Glenn Gauffreau
Grace Sperry
Rebecca
Kirin
Cindy Hellyer
Jack Crowell
William Zafiris
James Howard
Clara Hill
Ray Amy
Christopher
David Bass
James D. St. Clair
Dear
Kleindienst
San Francisco
Timothy
Griffith
Carmen
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