Carter Rabin Meeting Again at White House
President Carter hosts a third, originally unscheduled White House meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Rabin seeks guarantees of Israel’s ability to defend itself alone, pressing for 250 F16 fighters and new night-vision devices, while the two leaders and officials discuss defensible borders and broader Middle East settlement terms.
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Washington
Carter
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Rabin
Defense
Harold Brown
Gerald R. Ford
Air Force
U.S
Ecuador
Pentagon
Simcha Dinitz
China
Kfir
State Department
White House
Jody Powell
Cyrus R. Vance
Middle East
Vance
U.N. Security Council
Corry Vo Tech May Include Union City Students
Corry Area School District board discussed letting Union City School District students attend Corry Vo Tech. Union City currently sends 40 students to WorTech near Erie. the plan aims to reduce travel and boost local facilities. Superintendent Krepps will present a formal plan to Union City officials and the Intermediate Unit after talks with regional boards.
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Corry Area School District
Board of Education
Union City
Corry
Erie County
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Vo-Tech
Charles Krepps
Union
Krepps
Must Replace Gas Lines At Yo Tech
Corry Area School District Yo Tech project faces delays from union picketing to court action. Engineers recommend changing gas line from 24 inches to four inches to allow future expansion. Replacement cost estimated at about 2000 dollars and not a lengthy job.
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Yo-Tech
Corry
Donald Kennedy
Erie
D.A. Johnson and Associates
Tere
David Johnson
Lorry
Reason Johnson
Alderman Proposes Pre Election Course for District Justice Candidates
Norbert Bachomer a long time alderman spoke at a city meeting about legislation requiring all District Justice candidates to complete a 40 hour state funded course in the duties of the office before filing nominating petitions for the primary. The plan aims to reduce pre election time away from work and may lower the number of filings. Council members plan to gather petitions from opponents at the next meeting.
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Norbert Bachomer
Chambersburg
Hachoffer
Council splits 3 2 on new sewer bills
Corry City Council passes first reading of a sewer rate ordinance by a 3 2 vote amid a heated discussion over exempting swimming pool water from sewer charges. Debate centers on metered usage versus flat rates and fairness for gardens or car washing.
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Corry
Fred Schwab
Joseph Guth
Robert Grice
William Halfast
Benjamin Calderone
Barbara Mack
Schwab
Two Children Die In Bus Crash Near Rustburg Virginia
A school bus carrying pupils to Yellow Branch Elementary School was rammed from behind by a tractor trailer on U S 29 four miles west of Rustburg. At least two children were killed and 29 injured along with both drivers. Authorities said the bus had stopped or slowed to pick up a student when struck.
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Rustburg
Here
U.S. 29
Yellow Branch
Campbell County
Lynchburg General Hospital
Westcentral Virginia
Romanian Quake Death Toll Soars to 1085 in Balkans
Rescue teams struggle amid rubble as the official toll rises to 1085 dead and 6406 injured across Romania and neighboring states. Bucharest alone reports 810 dead with 224 elsewhere. 195 businesses destroyed and major factory damage halt production. Aid arrives from multiple nations as the oil center Ploesti suffers heavy losses and crowds gather at the city morgue.
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Bucharest
Romania
Balkans
Agerpress
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
United States
Switzerland
East Germany
Britain
Canada
Denmark
West Germany
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Israel
Magen David Adam
Ploesti
Some Candidates Active Some A Bit Less So
As the filing deadline nears for the spring primary, several potential candidates move to file petitions while others stay noncommittal. Ronald Burrows of Elgin, 26, an employee of Cooper Energy Services and Navy veteran, will file eight petitions for Sixth District Home Rule seat, Py oesman seeks three petitions for clerk of records, and William Waterhouse of Corry plans to file for clerk amid uncertainty about signatures. GOP leaders push for in-party contenders for county executive with Neal McLaughlin and Russell Robison refusing to drop out, while county controller remains open. Democratic field includes William C. Hill Jr withdrawn, Pat Cappabianca and Robert Brabender primary challengers, and Laura Bordinaro, a federal CETA worker, filing petitions despite Hatch Act questions. Hundreds seek county, municipal, school board, and election board roles. ballot drawing Friday, with withdrawal deadline next Tuesday.
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Ronald Burrows
Elgin
Burrows
Cooper Energy Services
Py Oesman
Clerk of Records
William Waterhouse
Corry
Waterhouse
Dave Wiley
Wiley
Neil McLaughlin
Russell Robison
GOP
Erie County
Karl Boyes
McLaughlin
Roger Richards
William C. Hill Jr
Yestern
Pat Cappabianca
Robert Brabender
Laura Bordinaro
CETA
Miss Bordinaro
School Board
Election Board
Gunman in Cleveland hostage crisis seeks Carter aid
Cory Moore a 25 year old ex Marine and student holds Capt Leo Keglovic at Cleveland City Hall. Warrensville Heights Police Chief said the White House was asked to arrange a call with President Carter as Moore vows to condemn whites and force removal of whites from earth within seven days. Moore calmed and watched news reports while Miss Shelley Kiggans was released after Moore pulled a hidden gun from under his overcoat. Moore refuses to speak to relatives including his estranged wife and children.
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Cleveland
White House
Carter
Warrensville Heights
Craig Merchant
Secret Service
Moore
Leo Keglovic
Hall Moore
Keglovie
Merchant
White World
Shelley Kiggans
Miss Kiggans
Cuyahoga Community College
Veronica
Angele
City Hall
Claude Martin
Warrensville
Cory Moore
Police Heights
City Pension Funds Viewed For Council
Finance Director Benjamin Calderone presented a report on the citys three retirement funds to the City Council. Audits found no problems in fund handling and past shortcomings have been remedied. The police fund ended 1976 with a book value of 259,643 and market value of 251,871, while the firemen and employed funds showed 1976 net worth and assets as reported. The council asked the administrator to explore widow benefits for the city employees fund, as widows are covered in the firemen and police funds.
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Benjamin Calderone
City Council
Robert
Keane
Calderone
Council
Police
Firemen’s Pension Fund
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Ford
Kenneth Frantz
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