Chief Nichols disput es Journal police report in Feast edition
The Journal story criticized the police department and a front page editorial, prompting City Council discussion. Police Chief Kenneth Nichols said the piece lifted partial data from the annual report and misrepresented traffic arrest figures. He urged transparent briefings and periodic meetings with the administrator and council to prevent misunderstandings about police operations.
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Kenneth Nichols
Journal
Robert Grice
Nichols
City Council weighs funding for paving and street plans
Corry residents hear talk of city paying to pave more streets with hot mix asphalt. Engineer Davia Jokeana outlines 1963 paving goals, cost concerns, and potential 4 inch asphalt improvements amid ongoing pothole problems and aging gravel streets. Edward L. Morton dies in early morning crash near Route 6. funeral plans to be announced.
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Davia Jokeana
City of
Corry
Edward L. Morton
East Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Elgin Electronics
Route 6
Morton
Tastee Freez
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Tommorrow
Irving, Bond
Pennsylvania Avenue
Altomove
Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Exxon Cuts Gasoline Price by One Cent
Exxon U S A announced a nationwide price reduction of one cent per gallon on all grades of gasoline. The cut also applies to No 1 and 2 distillates kerosene diesel fuel and home heating oil.
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New York
Exon
U.S.A
Mardi Gras Climax Hits New Orleans Suburbs and Quarter
The Mardi Gras festival peaks in New Orleans with the French Quarter as the focal point while suburbs join the celebration. More than a million people flood downtown as Carnival crews multiply in neighborhoods. Cleanup follows, with debris totals reaching 1,814 tons in past years.
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New Orleans
Carter Draws Eyes In Today's Voting
Boston coverage centers on Georgia's Jimmy Carter in Massachusetts eight way presidential primary. The piece notes delegates are split by popular vote, Wallace remains a strong contender, and Florida primary looming with Carter aiming for top three in Massachusetts. It discusses Republican side with Ford's campaign spending and Reagan appearing on the ballot. It ends with Jackson claiming victory potential and a note to turn to the back page.
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Walter R. Mears
Boston
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Massachusetts
New England
Alabama
George C. Wallace
New York
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Carter
New Hampshire
Vermont
Florida
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Councilman To Attend Washington DC Revenue Meeting
City Council voted four to one to send Finance Director Benjamin Calderone to Washington for a three day session focusing on renewing the federal revenue sharing program. The trip, estimated at about $300, aims to press Congress to continue funding the program, with Calderone urging action to avoid local tax increases. Mayor Kibler and others supported the move. Fred Schwab opposed. The meeting runs March 14 15 and 16.
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Fourtone
Benjamin Calderone
Washington, D.C
Calderone
Washington
Congress
Robert Grice
Mary Ann Kibler
William Halfast
Barbara Mack
Fred Schwab
Surprise witness to testify against Patricia Hearst in SLA case
A reported rebuttal witness Zig Berzing is said to identify Hearst as the woman seen near the SLA bank holdup, taking bullets and ammo clips as she entered the Hibernia bank. The defense challenged prosecution evidence, including a surveillance film, while Hearst remain in a fear-forced fugitive stance amid a possible jury verdict soon.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Zig Berzing
Hibernia Bank
2Nd
Noriega
Chronicle
Berzina
Miss Hearst
Berzins
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Albert Johnson
Hearst
Browning
Saallegetiy A
U. S .District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Reece
Damisal
Mle
Ta Betes Eee
Symbianese Liberation Army
Anaimabey
SLA
FBI
Ada Speezelnable
SELA
Alee
Teant
Carls
Johnson
I-90 May Become Pa Toll Road
Harrisburg AP reports William Sherlock, nominated transportation secretary, says Pennsylvania should study tolling sections of the 1450 mile interstate system to fund road upkeep. He notes I 90 in Erie could become a toll road with out of state drivers bearing most costs, and cites 600 700 thousand dollars per mile to resurface I 80.
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Harrisburg
William Sherlock
Seti
Penndot
Sherlock
Senate
Republican Caucus
Beaver County
W. Thomas Andrews
R Lawrence
Erie
Pennsylvania
Richard Frame
R-Venango
City Revenue From Interest Falls Across Year
City treasurer Mrs. Mary Hubley reported a drop in revenue from short term investments for the past year. Last year revenue totaled 29,867 dollars, down from 41,035 dollars the year before as earnings rates fell. The city relies on short term investments for funds under 29 days, in $50,000 increments, with total earnings over the program starting in 1969 at 150,367 dollars.
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Mary Hubley
Hubley
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Fiction
Police Department
Cern
Exxon
Patricia Hearsts
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