Nixon invites Hussein to Washington for Middle East peace talks
President Nixon ends his Middle East tour with Jordan pledging continued military and economic aid and inviting King Hussein to Washington for talks on peace strategy. A joint Jordanian US statement says high level commission will oversee cooperation in economic development trade investments military aid and culture. Hussein urged Israeli withdrawal and Arab sovereignty of Jerusalem while noting disengagement should proceed with American help. Nixon framed the trip as a new element to bring regional leaders together for fair solutions and vowed to maintain momentum.
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Kalmbach Sentenced To Prison In Watergate Case
Herbert W. Kalmbach, former personal attorney to President Nixon, was sentenced to six to 18 months for a felony and six months for a misdemeanor in federal campaign violations tied to the 1970 elections. He faces possible state disbarment and will report to a federal facility in two weeks.
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Area Veterinarian Plans Clinic in Corry-Titusville-Union City
Dr. Alan Marley, recently relocated from South Dakota, announced plans to establish a dog and cat clinic serving Corry, Titusville, and Union City. He is expanding from farm calls in Spartansburg and Centerville and has requested a zoning variance on East Columbus Avenue. a zoning hearing delayed a decision. Marley lives in Centerville with his wife and two children and belongs to several veterinary associations.
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Extend Court Deadline In Debris Cleanup
City Council last night extended the cleanup deadline at the former bleacher plant site at Railroad and East Main streets. Debris remains after a Erie County court ordered abatement following a board of view recommendation that awarded Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley 1000 dollars to finish the work. The Hartleys cited a bulldozer breakdown and a 35 dollar legal fee for the release as reasons for delay, prompting a two week extension with instructions to secure cheaper legal work if possible.
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OPEC hikes oil royalties slight despite inflation
OPEC nations vote a 2 percent royalty increase at a three day meeting in Quito. The move aims at uniformity while prices stay frozen through Sept 30, with Saudi Arabia abstaining to assess its AA oil co. stake talks.
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Israeli Jets Hit Arab Posts in Lebanon Raid
Israeli air force jets bombed guerrilla targets in southeastern Lebanon in retaliation for a kibbutz attack five days earlier. The raids began around 10 p.m. local time near Fatahland north of the border by Mt Hermon. Four Arab attackers who crossed from Lebanon last Thursday were killed, and the Shamir Kibbutz incident left three women dead. The commander said jets returned safely, continuing a pattern of Israeli retaliation after guerrilla raids.
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Corry Faces Softball and Tennis Expansion Dilemma
City leaders debated expanding recreation programs as Corry weighs new tennis courts and a public softball field behind the West Washington and Worth street landfills. School and YMCA players push for tennis growth while the Southeast Erie County Softball League seeks a funded, public field with state approval.
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Probers Confused What Comes Next in Nixon Inquiry
Washington AP The House Judiciary Committee moves toward closing Watergate stage one with witnesses and defenses still unsettled. Focus remains on Cox firing and the Nixon income tax issue while Kalmbach faces prison for election law violations. Saxbe questions Nixon’s handling of grand jury information.
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Public Nuisance Laundromat Spurs City Council Action
City Council considered a growing nuisance from the West Main Street laundromat and ordered a report by city engineer David A. Johnson. The two adjoining buildings Chase and Burrows form one structure with a shared roof and deteriorating walls, roof leaks, and collapsing floors. The report outlines options from partial removal to complete demolition or doing nothing, stressing public protection and potential legal actions with local banks and owners involved.
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