Lebanon Blood Drive Urged After Israeli Raids On Camps
Israeli air strikes on five Palestinian refugee camps in south Lebanon killed or wounded dozens, including at least 25 in Ein el Hilweh and 15 in Sidon. The Lebanese Defense Ministry called for urgent blood donations as fighting wounded locals and displaced residents, with conflicting casualty tallies from different outlets.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Lebanese Defense Ministry
Nixon
Middle East
Nabih Basha
Sidon
Beirut
Tyre
United Nations Relief and Works Agency
Ein el Hilweh
Basha
WAPA
Nixon Tax Deduction Probers Focus On $576000 Gift
Nixon's 1969 to 1972 deduction for vice presidential papers, given to the government, is under scrutiny as part of impeachment inquiries. Investigators seek fraud in a deed for the gift, which was not signed until after a repealed deduction law. The IRS disallowed the deduction, assessing back taxes of $432,787.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Joint Committee On
Internal Revenue Taxation
State budget talks to close gap before new year
Harrisburg AP reports a six member House Senate conference committee met to settle differences on the 1974 75 budget with a July 1 deadline. Key issues include local school aid and welfare. Both chambers aim for about 4.35 billion dollars, but House Republicans push more local aid and want 150 million cut from the Senate plan, 70 million of it from welfare. Senate Majority Leader Thomas Lamb supports GOP local aid.
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Harrisburg
House-Senate
House
Senate
Thomas Lamb
Neighborhood Youth Corps offers unlimited summer slots in Corry
The federally funded program provides summer jobs for youth, with unlimited slots planned for this year in Corry. Funding comes from the Greater Erie Area Community Action Committee GECAC supporting the effort to place needful youngsters in employment.
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Corry
Greater Hiié Area
RPS Seeks Workers for Young Summer Crew
RPS seeks youths aged 14 to 22 for summer jobs at $2 an hour for five hours daily, five days a week. Applications via Corry Area High School guidance office or North Center street Bureau of Employment Security. NYC address in Erie invites local non profits to hire and place workers.
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Corry Area
Bureau of Employment Security
North Center Street
GECAC
Corry
GECAG
Linda Edmunds
Journal Today
Salvation Army
Nyc
Marshall School
East 12Th Street
Erie
Corryite Wins $2,000 In Lottery
Alfred J. Miles of 327 Seminole Avenue validated the sole winning 50 cent lottery ticket worth $2,000 at the State Liquor Store. Officials confirmed the win today, marking a rare big payout for the area.
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Alfred J. Miles
Seminole Avenue
Nixon Defends Nuclear Help For Egypt Israel
Nixon argued before congressional leaders that the United States will not encourage nuclear weapons in other nations and defended supplying nuclear reactors to Egypt and Israel. He noted rivals offered less safeguards and that the trip aimed to improve Arab relations while pursuing NATO and Soviet talks. Haig praised gains, citing stronger Arab ties and a search for long term Middle East peace.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
U.S
Egypt
Israel
Unon
Middle East
Syria
Scott
Algeria
House
Saudia Arabia
Jordan
NATO
Brussels
Haig
Ronald L. Ziegler
European
Moscow
Spixon
Charge NYS youth in car theft tied to wild Union City chase
A New York state juvenile was charged after stealing a Corry man's car from Venture Inn and leading troopers on a chaotic chase through Union City. The vehicle crashed into a camper and stop sign, damaging Bayle's car and the camper. The youth was captured and turned over to city police for prosecution. a juvenile petition was filed in Erie.
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Union City
New York State
William YW. Bayle
B.D. 4
Corry
Venture Inn
Bayle
City
Route 6
Prospect Street
Putnam Street
Putnam
Wattsburg
John Lilley
Erie
State Funds Schooling For Two Officers
Police Chief Kenneth Nichols announced that Officers Joel Steele and Kenneth Hunt will attend the Pennsylvania State Police Academy in Meadville after the State Crime Commission approved $5,269 in state funding. The Northwestern Division meeting in Edinboro disclosed the funding with final Harrisburg approval expected to be routine, while Nichols sought funds for new radio equipment.
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Pennsylvania State Police Academy
Meadville
State Crime Commission
Kenneth Nichols
Joel Steele
Kenneth Hunt
Crime Commission
Edinboro
Harrisburg
Nichols
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