Mansfield Scott Plan To Further Nixon Work
Washington AP Mansfield and Scott, Senate Leaders, were invited to visit China to build on Nixon’s China trip. They hope to travel in late spring or summer, with Mansfield aiming to revisit old scenes and not just meet leaders. Downey discussed with Nixon in mercy terms. Scott praised Chou En-lai as dynamic.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
China
Mansfield
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Scott
University of Montana
White House
New Delhi
India
Pennsylvania Republican
U.S
Congress
Chou
County Happy With Justices' Operation
Erie County district justice system shows stronger than expected revenue and efficiency gains. Corry DJ Porter Auer earned $5,974 salary plus county-paid clerk, while office costs totaled $7,049 for 718 cases last year, part of countywide spend of $159,860 for 17 justices. New baby births mark leap year timing and a Nashville mission recommendation adds context to regional news.
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Erie County
A.J
Jake) Gehrlein
Corry
Porter Auer
Auer
Virginia Auer
Union City
Justin Butters
Butters
Gehrlein
Journal
Pops Concert Tickets On Sale In Erie And Corry
The Erie Philharmonic Orchestra makes its first Erie appearance with a pops concert on March 18 at 8 30 p m in Corry Area High School auditorium. Tickets are $1 50 for adults and 75 cents for students with sales in eight Erie locations and three Corry High School departments.
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Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Corry Area High School
George Gould
Corry Area Fine Arts Committee
Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Erie County Motor Club
Reed’s Dress Shop
Grice Jewelers
Wharton’s Business Service
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Senate moves on 23 billion higher education bill without antibusing riders
After a week of debate the Senate aims to finish action on a four billion higher education bill with expected no stringent antibusing amendments. The chamber voted 50 to 47 to oppose a Griffin proposal to bar federal courts from ordering busing for desegregation. The bill would boost funding for colleges and include a 1.5 billion desegregation program and a 390 million Indian education program.
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Washington
Senate
House
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
U.S
Nixon
Lottery Tees Off Next Tuesday Details Emerge
The Journal reports dealers may be named but legality remains murky as Lottery Commission agents distribute licenses in Harrisburg and a state printout of dealers may reach press by tomorrow. A censored brochure touts a foolproof wealth path with 1 in 10 winning, while many prizes exist from 40 to 50 000 and elderly tax relief funding starts after July.
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Corry
Lottery Commission
Harrisburg
Capitol
Associated Press
the Journal
Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection
Lucky Soul
County Proclamation Delayed by Commission Blame
Erie County commissioners plan to publish a delayed election proclamation after forgetting the required pre deadline posting. Weir Rzymek and chief clerk Wagner blamed for the lapse, with solicitor Schaaf noting courts rarely penalize late publication and urging proceeding with three newspaper insertions to repair the damage.
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Erie County
GOP
Leo Weir
Louis Rzymek
Reymek
John Wagner
Weir
The
Journal Today
Peter Schaaf
Schaaf
Defense Seeks Hoover Subpoena in Harrisburg Conspiracy Trial
In Harrisburg AP report the government seeks to quash a defense subpoena demanding J Edgar Hoover testify in the Harrisburg 7 conspiracy case led by Rev. Philip Berrigan. The subpoena also requests records on Douglas Jr and other coconspirators, detailing prison misdeeds, mental health files, and prosecutions for smuggling mail. The case links to a plan to kidnap Kissinger and to damage tunnels and draft offices.
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Harrisburg
PBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Philip Berrigan
Hoover
Henry A. Kissinger
Norman
A. Carlson
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
FBI
Douglas
Lewisburg Pa
Berrigan
Justice Department
Elizabeth McAlister
Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
Bucknell University
Joseph Wenderoth
Neil
State Senate Passes watered down drug reform package
The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously approved a diluted reform bill package on marijuana and heroin penalties, leaving liberal and conservative factions dissatisfied. The measure reduces possession to a misdemeanor, caps heroin trafficking at 26 years and 250000 dollars, with joint committee talks to reconcile House and Senate versions.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Public Health and Welfare
Milton Berkes
D-Bucks
Richard A. Snyder
R-Lancaster
Snyder
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council
Corry Man Named Southeast Sales Manager at Melnnes Steel
Thomas McMullen 32 of Corry has been appointed southeastern district sales manager for Melnnes Steel Company with Englewood Cliffs offices. A graduate of St Edward School and Cathedral Prep Erie, he served in the Air Force 1958 62, rising to staff sergeant. He joined McInnes in 1963, moving through estimating and inside sales to outside sales in 1967, covering eastern Pennsylvania and the southeastern seaboard. He will oversee accounts including Westinghouse Electric General Electric and DeLaval Turbine.
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Melnnes Steel Company
Thomas McMullen
Englewood Cliffs
N.J
Corry
St. Edward School
St Thomas
Cathedral Prep
Erie
United States Air Force
McMullen
McInnes
Pennsylvania
Southeastern Seaboard
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
DeLaval Turbine Company
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John Thomas Downey
Ronald J. Ziegler
Downey
Ziegler
Mainland
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Spiro T. Agnew
Ina
President
George Patterson
Concord Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gary Kuzma
West Irving Street
Patterson
Cheryl Williams
Kuzma
Susan Comitz
Missionary Call
Nashville
Tenn
World Missions Agency of the Presbyterian Church U.S
Southern
United States
Defense
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
McLaughlin
Baltimore
Lewisburg
Wenderoth
Berkes
Corryite
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