Trudeau in Dublin for talks on Canada EU links
In Dublin Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau arrived for talks with Irish leaders on Canada’s ties to the European Common Market. In Mexico City President Luis Echeverria and others were injured when students rioted at National University, a rock striking the president causing a minor cut. In Buenos Aires Portuguese officers including Gen. Spinola said they rebelled to restore democracy after the 1974 revolution, saying liberty has suffered and authority is in the streets.
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Dublin
Ireland
Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
National University
National Univer
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Antonio de Spinola
Hall to appeal conviction for tortion and bribery
Former Gov. David Hall said he will appeal his conviction for extortion and conspiring to bribe a public official. He, a 45 year old Democrat elected in 1970 on a law and order platform, predicted vindication despite saying he was framed during the trial.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Hall
Downtown cardiac death stalls rush hour in Pittsburgh
Police say more than 40 bystanders did not assist Howard Brednick, 47, who collapsed with an apparent heart attack during the evening rush. He died en route to a hospital. In Armstrong County, Apollo man David Leroy Pierce, 28, was killed when his car collided with a jackknifed tractor trailer on alternate Route 66. The truck driver and another motorist were uninjured.
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Pittsburgh
Howard Brednick
Dormont
Kittanning
Armstrong County
Apollo
David Leroy Pierce
Erie County Hospitals Start Cost Cutting Effort Explained
The Erie County Hospital Council of nine hospitals outlines cost containment measures to curb rising health care expenses. Emphasis is on outpatient services, shorter inpatient stays, and shared facilities like the Regional Clinical Laboratory to reduce duplication and improve efficiency while maintaining high quality care.
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Erie County Hospital Council
Erie County
Corry Memorial Hospital
Doctors’ Osteopathic Hospital
Erie County Hospital
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Hamot Medical Center
Saint Vincent Health Center
Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital
Union City Hospital
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Aristotle Onassis dies in Paris at 69
Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis died in Paris at age 69. The American Hospital announced the death as Jacqueline Kennedy and daughter Christina were in the city. He had suffered from mysthenesia gravis and respiratory complications and faced the loss of his only son Alexander in 1973.
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Paris
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Christina
Midas
Turkey
Monte Carlo
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Winston Churchill
Greta Garbo
Margot Fonteyn
Gina Lallobrigida
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace of
Monaco
the Kennedys
Maria Callas
Alexander
Wayne Township Gains Federal Flood Insurance Eligibility
HUD announces Wayne Township is now in the National Flood Insurance Program effective March 6, enabling property owners to purchase subsidized flood coverage under the 1973 act. Flood-prone areas identified by HUD require insurance to qualify for most federal financial assistance for building. General Telephone of Pennsylvania raises monthly local rates to fund $1.8 million extra annual revenue. residential charges up to 60 cents more per month, business rates increased proportionately, serving over 300,000 customers across 17 counties.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wayne Township
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
General Telephone
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
City Council Agenda and Flood Insurance Updates
The City Council meets Monday at 8 p m for a light regular session with items from Safety Director Halfast on a fire department labor contract amendment and Streets Chief Miller seeking bids for a sweeper, to be followed by finance and 1975 construction notes. The housing authority resignation, water department property sale, a Civil Service exam, and an Airport Authority letter appear on Administrator Grice’s lineup. Flood insurance updates detail limits for residential and non residential buildings, contents caps, and rates. policies available via local agents. The FIA flood maps cover about 20 000 communities with a July 1 1975 enrollment deadline and eligibility tied to minimum flood plain management measures.
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William Halfast
Council
Fire Department
Streets Department
David Miller
Jerome Davis
David Johnson
Robert Grice
City Housing Authority
Water Department
Airport Authority
Nasty Storm Delivers Six Inches of Snow Across Corry Area
A severe eastern storm dumped six inches of snow in Corry and surrounding areas, with overnight low of 20 degrees. State reports note sleet and wind damage across the region including a school bus collision near Carlisle, a barn destroyed near Seattle, and a roof blown from a Smithfield house.
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Corry
Paula Mountain
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Seattle
J.C Hixson
Pennsville
Gilbert Breakiron
Bullskin
Meadville Spencer Hospital votes against union representation
In Meadville's Spencer Hospital, both professional and nonprofessional staff rejected unionization. Nonprofessionals 142 to 11 against, professionals 39 against. AFSCME District 85 received 15 votes and the Pennsylvania Nurses Association 13. The turnout follows delays tied to National Labor Relations Board deliberations affecting nearby hospitals.
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Ghe
National Labor Relations Board
Corry Memorial Hospital
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
American Federation of State
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
New Tax Cut Rebates Could Pay Back 100 for Many Families
Senate Finance Committee backed a 29.2 billion tax cut for 1974 and 1973, aiming rebates of at least 100 dollars up to 200. The plan shifts money to households under 20 thousand dollars, with summer Treasury mailings possible. The House and Senate emphasized broader relief, while President Ford defended the proposal amid debate. Industrial output rose marginally, and the Dow Jones average climbed about 2.37 percent for the week.
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Washington
Congress
America
Senate Finance Committee
Ford
House
Senate
Treasury Department
Senate Committee
Aca
How Jones
Sulvaige
Amatar Corp
Suerest Corp
Merkle Files Late As Others Cross-File For School Board
Rex Ireland and Mrs Edward Saloum filed cross filed petitions for school board seats, each with 100 signatures, before the Tuesday deadline. John Merkle, a Democrat from the Raymond Division, struggled to assemble Democratic support but filed a Republican petition with help from William Halfast, arriving at 4 50 p.m. His rivals Ireland, a Melnnes Steel employee, and Saloum, wife of the Corry Area Republican Chairman, continue in the race.
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Rex Ireland
Edward Saloum
GOP
Dem
John Merkle
Thins
Merkle
Raymond
William Halfast
Jobin Wagner
School Board
Wagner
Ireland
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Fairchild Industries
Fairchild
Arsenal
Marshall Space Flight Center
White House
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Pord
Levi
ARS
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AFS
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Robert Joy
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FHA
Small Business Administration
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