Kennedy Jr Released to Attend Irish Sweepstakes
Edward Kennedy Jr., son of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, left St. Vincent's Hospital in Dublin after his condition improved. He had been hospitalized with illness during a River Shannon vacation and was undergoing treatment for bone cancer from which his right leg was amputated last November.
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Dublin
Edward Kennedy Jr
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Shannon
Nixon Defense Seen Facing Heavy Party Pressure
President Nixon’s full impeachment defense was presented to the House Judiciary Committee as 21 Democrats signaled likely impeachment votes. Highlights include St Clair wrapping up a two day defense while Rodino cites Democratic consensus.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
James D. St. Clair
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Dn.j
State in Brief: Denenberg hearing sought in PUC case
Harrisburg AP reports Republicans urge Commonwealth Court to bar Herbert S Denenberg from serving as Public Utility Commission counsel with no hearing date set. Also in Harrisburg Gov Shapp seeks action on auto insurance reform election changes and a graduated income tax before summer recess 10 items considered. In Pittsburgh ALCOA plans price increases on half its product line Monday. Henderson, top My Lai case officer, retires after being acquitted of cover up charges while leading Indiantown Gap garrison.
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Harrisburg
Herbert S. Denenberg
Public Utility Commission
Commonwealth Court
Denenberg
Shapp
House
Senate
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Co. of America
ALCOA
Gran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
U.S. Army
Indiantown Gap
Nixon Brezhnev Ink Economy Pact in Moscow
Nixon and Brezhnev sign a 10-year economic cooperation accord covering machinery trade, raw materials, agricultural and consumer goods, and joint tech training. Talks touch on ABM limits and underground test ban while dissident Sakharov calls for human rights dialogue during the summit.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Party
Andre Sakharov
Brezhnev
Death toll in Lebanon clash rises to twenty
In Lebanon the deadliest duel between rival Palestinian guerrilla groups left twenty dead and about twenty wounded as a four hour Friday battle subsided. Guerrilla police-like patrols guarded refugee camps Shatilla Sabra and Tal Zaater while leaders including Yasir Arafat urged a cease fire and ordered arrests from both sides among the casualties were guerrillas civilians and a retired Lebanese police captain killed by a stray bullet.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Armed Struggle Command
Shatilla
Sabra
Tal Zaater
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine — General Command
PFLP
Caive
Popular Democratic Front
PDF
Council Set To Discuss Varied Agenda
City Council meets Monday night with a broad agenda led by the Sciota street bridge bid opening for a wooden structure to replace the current rickety span. Other items include the fire department report for June and a new hydrant, tennis facility expansion progress, painting of fire station number one, 1974 construction Mead Park issues city hall remodeling and Hartley property status. Grice will cover League of Cities Northwestern District water development and Corry business district sign.
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Sciota Street Bridge
William Halfast
Jack Downey
David Johnson
Mead Park
Hartley
Robert Grice
Johnson
League of Cities
Northwestern District
Corry Business District
17-Hour Standoff Ends as Gunmen Surrender in Lakewood
Two armed men held a cook and a janitor hostage for about 17 hours at the Flite Room lounge in Lakewood California. The hostages were unhurt and released after tear gas and a police assault. Gunmen Ray Johns and Bill Mitchell were booked on kidnapping and robbery charges.
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Calif
Barney Fraser
Fraser
Tony Silva
Peter Pitchess
Ray Johns
Pomona
Bill Mitchell
Fullerton
Los Angeles
Johns
Pitchess
Mov
Warrant For Passer Tangled Bum Check Caper Hangs Fire
A warrant is issued for a woman and a 14 year old boy will be cited to Erie County juvenile court after a two day police probe into bad checks cashed in the city and Union City. The woman faces deception and passing bad checks charges while the juvenile faces related counts. Police traced the fraud to a white female, 18 to 20, using the alias Jean Rowe at 121 Park Street and Eckerd Drugs, who opened an account at Marine Bank, cashed checks at North Corry and National Bank of Corry, with a separate boy presenting the checks. Bank staff recognized a prior June 14th bounced item from a closed account, triggering a rapid city wide alert.
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Union City
Erie County
James Howard
Marine Bank
Porter Auer
Howard
John Doe
Charles Rhodes
Paul Goodman
Auer
Merine
Jean Rowe
Park Street
Eckerd
North Corry
National Bank of Corry
National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Auto Insurance Rates Seen to Rise Amid Inflation
Hartford based report says car insurance, after four years of decline, will edge up as inflation and higher accident costs push up claims. Spokesmen from Travelers State Farm Hartford and others cite rising hospital and repair bills plus better road use as factors. No firm increase amounts yet, but long term hardship expected if frequencies stay high.
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Hartford, Conn
Industry Spor
Insurance Services
New York
CPI
Hartford Insurance Group
Aetna Life and Casualty
State Farm Insurance Co
Bloomington
State Farm
Allstate
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Indict Two For Lying In Manson Trial
Los Angeles AP Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi and defense attorney Dave Shinn were indicted by a county grand jury on three counts of perjury each for denying leaks to a newsman in the Charles Manson murder case. Newsman William Farr contends two of six trial lawyers provided him information. Farr was held in contempt for not revealing sources. Shinn vows to move to dismiss on insufficient evidence.
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Los. Angeles
Charles Manson
Vincent Bugliosi
Dave Shinn
William Farr
Farr
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Manson
Hollywood
Sharon Tate
Shinn
Mayor Kibler Appears on Channel 35 Telethon
Corry mayor Dr Mary Ann Kibler will join area Democrats on WSEE-TV Channel 35 tomorrow afternoon for the national Democratic telethon. The telethon runs tonight into tomorrow evening featuring entertainers and national party figures to raise funds.
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Corry
Mary Ann Kibler
Wsee-Tv
Fischer Resigns World Chess Title Amid Rules Dispute
Bobby Fischer has resigned his world chess championship over federation rule disputes for next year. His representative Fred Kramer said a meeting with the International Chess Federation might resolve the issue and Fischer could retract. Fischer is said to be in the Los Angeles area and unreachable for comment.
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France
Bobby Fischer
International Chess Federation
Fred Kramer
Fischer
Los Angeles
Kramer
Federation
Max Bowe- Fischer
Russia
Boris Spassky
Alexander Alekhinev
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