Leaders Meet U S May Give Portugal Aid
In Lajes Azores President Nixon told Portugal’s Spinola an independent prosperous Portugal is vital to the Atlantic Alliance and signaled planned economic aid. They discussed tech and financial support to raise Portugal toward European parity, with no mention of the Azores base terms. Spinola led the Portuguese side.
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Lajes
Azores
United States
Middle East
Nixon
Portugal
Atlantic Alliance
Antonio Sinola
Spinola
Washington
Europe
Ideals To Slow The Traffic And Police Crackdown
City Council backed police action to curb speeding and noted mixed tactics can slow traffic. A police trap on Halt Main Street was countered by drivers signaling ahead, then police relocated as part of the effort.
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William Halfast
Halfast
Nixon homeward after Middle East tour a waiting period begins
President Nixon returns from a five nation Middle East tour with officials saying the full impact may take weeks or months to emerge. Arab and Israeli leaders read the trip as a shift toward greater U.S. sympathy with the Arabs, while no immediate path to peace is found. Kissinger notes polarization changed after the October war and shuttle diplomacy as disengagement deals evolve. The domestic impact of Nixon's travels remains unclear.
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Portugal
Nixon
Spinola
Lisbon
Amman
Jordan
Middle East
Washington
White House
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
National Security Council
Florida
Europe
NATO
Brussels
United States
Lajes
Azores
Beirut
Israel
Pariament
Yitzhak Habin
Egypt
U.S
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Government to buy up to one hundred million in meat
The government will purchase as much as 100 million dollars of beef and pork to aid cattlemen and hog producers. Kenneth Bush said the meat would be bought this summer and donated to school lunch programs to stabilize prices and prevent market dislocations. Officials noted uncertainty on impact to consumer prices while middlemen markups may absorb costs. Leaders voiced mixed views on market effects and broader policy, with calls for imports moratoriums and credit relief amid eight months of rising retail prices.
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Washington
Kenneth Bush
Nixon
Rush
Agriculture Department
American Meat Institute
Richard Lyng
Claire Robinson
Kansas Livestock Association
Paul Nauer
National Farmer Organization In
Kansas
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Nixon hearing tapes raise date questions on cover up
House Judiciary members debate a June 4 1973 tape suggesting Nixon learned of the Watergate cover up as early as March 17 1973, not March 21 as claimed. Some say the discrepancy challenges Nixon’s explanations while others remain uncertain. The committee nears Cox firing details.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
John W. Dean TL
Dean
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Rodino
Edward Mezvinsky
Dtown
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Charles Wiggins
R-Calif
Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Kleindienst
Archibald Cox
Delay UC Dam Hearing For One Week
A hearing on Union City Dam recreation issue before Erie County President Judge Edward H. Carney was continued for one week at the request of the plaintiffs’ attorney. A preliminary objections hearing on the suit by Eileen E. Dick, Doris Gray, and Vera Sayre against the county, commissioners, and Erie County Parks and Recreation Authority will be held next Tuesday at 1 30 p m. The action seeks dissolution of the new authority and placement of the issue on the November ballot. The county weighs an agreement with the federal government over flood control dam development with projected annual costs from 19000 to 166000 over 40 years.
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Union City
Erie County
Edward H. Carney
Thomas Ridge
Carney
Eileen E. Dick
Doris Gray
Vera Sayre
Erie County Parks and Recreation Authority
French Creek
Moody crews begin wells for city water project
Moody Associates drilling teams start sinking the first wells in the city water development plan to boost supply. City has option on about 12 acres east of the present field and north of Hare Creek, with testing to determine water quality and adequacy over about two weeks. If satisfactory, city may buy the land for about 6500.
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Moody Associates, Inc
Hare Creek
Robert Grice
Water Department
Moody
Grice
League Of Cities Meet Here In Corry Northwest District Session
Corry will host the Northwest District meeting of the Pennsylvania League of Cities on June 29 at the Corry Motor Inn. Delegates will attend a full session and smaller sessions on municipal affairs with a large portion of the agenda focused on legislative matters. The event will pave the way for the statewide convention planned in Erie in August.
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Corry
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Corry Motor Inn
Robert Grice
Faim
Erie
Penelec Seeks Rate Hike Tied to Lake City Plant
Pennsylvania Electric Company plans a rate increase filing with the Public Utility Commission as the Lake City coal plant may be cancelled or postponed if relief is not granted. The amount is undecided and construction permits are pending.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
State Public Utility Commission
PUC
Lake City
Penelec
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Corry Area Candidates File Expense Data Before Deadline
Several candidates in the Erie County primaries filed campaign expense reports with the Erie County Board of Elections. Richard Shuster reported receipts of 240 dollars and expenditures of 236.15. Harry Gorton reported 1,365 received and the same 1,365 spent. Vincent DeLuca reported 10,549 in contributions and 10,566 spent. Those over 150 must file detailed reports. late filers face prosecution. The board noted no obligation to remind candidates of the filing law.
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Erie County Board of Elections
Erie
Richard Shuster
Maple Avenue
Forest Hopkins
Shuster
Harry Gorton
Hopkins
Vincent DeLuca
Enoch H. Parmenter
DeLuca For Congress Committee
Joseph Vigorito
Election Board
Peter Schaaf
Order Troopers Reinstated After Court Ruling
Harrisburg report notes Lt. Stephen J. Luchansky and Cpl Curtis W. Guyette seek reinstatement while Cpl Metro Kardash remains undecided after a Commonwealth Court order. The trio were fired April 23, 1973, for wiretap violations tied to the Pennsylvania Crime Commission case and a King of Prussia motel investigation into Philadelphia Police Department corruption. The court found insufficient evidence for dismissal, restoring the administrative process with potential reentry to duty.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Stephen J. Luchansky
Curtis W. Guyette
Metro Kardash
James D. Barger
Barger
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Commission
King of Prussia
George Washington Motor Lodge
Philadelphia
Rocco P. Urella
Urella
J. Shane Creamer
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