U S S Bombs Camps Left In Cambodia
Saigon reports U S planes and artillery pound border camps left by withdrawal of American advisers. Some advisers remain with South Vietnamese forces as U S troops depart Cambodia by midnight. Sixty day Cambodian operations killed 1,149 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong and captured 58 tons of munitions. Casualties rise to 398 Americans killed and 1,529 wounded. 36 helicopters lost. U S and Saigon claim daily victory rate far higher than South Vietnam averages.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vetnam
Cambodia
Nixon
South Vietnam
Metroliner success counters rail passenger flight view
Former U S Office of High Speed Ground Transportation director Robert A Nelson testified at ICC hearings that faster Metroliner service on the East Coast boosted ridership and pains the argument that passengers are deserting rail. He cited time reductions raising patronage and noted similar effects could apply beyond the Northeast Corridor. Nelson spoke as a private citizen for the National Association of Railroad Passengers.
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Chicago
U.S
Office of
Metroliner
Robert A. Nelson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central Transportation Co
Nelson
Brookings Institution
National Association of Railroad
Te. Railway
Penn Central
House Moves to Raise State Mortgage Rate to 9 Percent
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania House amended and prepared for final action a bill to raise the conventional mortgage interest ceiling from 7.5 percent to 9 percent. The measure, not covering FHA or VA loans, includes an amendment allowing prepayment without penalty for loans contracted after enactment to prevent borrower lock in if rates fall.
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Harrisburg
William H. Eckensberger, Jr
D-Lehigh
Eckensberger
Robert J. Butera
R Montgomery
GOP
Butera
Youth Center Board Plans Fund Events in Corry
The Corry Youth Center Board, five adults and 10 youths, launches a car wash on July 11 at Mosher Atlantic Station North Center and West Pleasant in Wax. A second car wash follows August 8, with a peach social August 7 in City Park during the Sidewalk Bazaar Days.
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Corry
Chamber of Commerce
John Bensink
Walker
Scoop Sample
County Pushes Blue Light Bill
Erie County commissioners at their regular meeting backed House Bill 75 to authorize volunteer firemen to mount revolving blue lights on their vehicles. Current rules allow only stationary lights. Commission Chairman Leo Weir said the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association had previously contacted them and Roy Richards pushed again yesterday. Weir, who had lobbied for the bill before, called it a may bill giving fire companies the option of stationary or revolving lights.
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Erie County
Commission
Leo Weir
The
Journal
Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Roy Richards
Association
Weir
Nixon Panel Urges Overhaul of Medicaid System
A blue ribbon Nixon panel calls for scrapping Medicaid and replacing it with fully federally financed health insurance for up to 40 million poor people at an estimated cost of 10 to 18 billion yearly. It urges consumer input in health institutions and greater federal role in designing a new system, with a second committee to study nationwide insurance proposals for 1971.
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Blue Cros
Walter McNerney
Hation
Eight Injured In One Of Three Crashes
Corry State Police investigated three crashes yesterday with eight people hospitalized in a Kane area two car crash on Route 86. Patricia Lantz of Jamestown crossed the center line into Carl Ekis of Marienville causing a head on collision. Jamestown residents Linda Star and her infant son were released. Ekis and his family remain in fair condition. A separate collision near Waterford injured one driver who declined aid. Divers recovered the body of Duane Jackson from the Shenango River in New Castle after two companions swam away.
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Corry State
Kane
Jamestown
N.Y
Kane Area
Con State
Patricia Lantz
Marienville
Headon
Carl Ekis
Kane Community Hospital
Linda Star
Ekis
Gloria
Virginia
Robert
Teresa
Ronald Grooms
Tionesta State Police
Waterford
Martin Pesack
Harold P. Smith Jr
R.D. 4
Union City
Charles L. Thompson
Warren
Smith
New Castle
Duane Jackson
Shenango River
CJ Winding Up Contract Negotiations
Labor and management at Corry Jamestown Corporation meet today to finish a new labor contract. The current agreement expires tomorrow, with local members voting at noon tomorrow. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers represents hourly paid employees. Other city plants have completed or scheduled negotiations, including Aero-Flow Dynamics which will start later in summer as the AMAW contract extends to September 17. The Raymond Division has no negotiations this year with a contract through June 1971 and staggered summer vacations. Ajax Iron Works recently signed a new contract and plans its annual shutdown from July 20 to August 3.
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Corry Jamestown Corporation
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Aero-Flow Dynamics
AMAW
Raymond
Ajax Iron Works
Senate Boosts Solon Budget Amid Shafer Veto Threat
In Harrisburg the Senate agreed to vote on a bill raising legislative expense accounts by 2200 dollars despite Shafer’s veto threat. House earlier approved the measure and a conference plan moves to final action. Also approved pre-audit of administration spending under treasurer, lifted bond rate ceiling for one year, and set up a panel on a 9 percent mortgage interest proposal with early payment allowed.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Seaders
Em Gey
Shafer
House
Venate
Conference Committee
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Hal Young
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Maryeth Op Neatel
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Eugene Gelfand
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gelfand
Pennsylvania Homebuilders Association
Youth Center Board Plana Fund
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McNerney
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Northern Ireland
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Senata
Ernest P. Kline
Deere
A. Ae
Vnregeran
Bannan
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