Fragmentary War War Chronicle Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment references Vietnam context with mentions of Hanoi, raids, and possible military actions. Key names and events are unclear, but signals a report on ongoing conflict activity and a Joint Task or Allied movement.
Snowstorm Clamps Pennsylvania With Up To 10 Inches
The Tate winter storm dumped wet snow and heavy rain from the Great Plains into Pennsylvania. Up to 10 inches fell east of Garland in Warren County, Kane reported eight, and Bradford five. Schools remained open in McKean County. no highway problems were reported. The storm triggered a flash flood watch as rivers could rise and rain fed streams.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Great Plains
National Weather Service
David Sisk
Pittsburgh
Bue
Williamsport
Garland
Warren County
Kane
Bradford
McKean County
Kane Barracks
Sisk
Beaver River
Mercer
New Castle
Erie County
Lake Erie
Ilinois
NFG Official Announces Lifting All Gas Allotments
William Hill, vice president of National Fuel Gas, told Corry Management Club that all gas usage bans will be lifted next Monday. He noted a partial lift earlier and explained rising energy costs and the high expense of supplying a full gas flow. Members praised the Q&A session as the best yet.
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William Hill
National Fuel Gas Company
Corry Management Club
Hill
Nf‘g
NFG
Carter ends travel ban to four communist nations
Washington reports President Carter ended the executive order blocking U S citizens from traveling to Cuba Vietnam North Korea and Cambodia. The policy had been renewed every two years and 27 years since travel to these countries was restricted. Travel using a U S passport was barred, not the travel itself.
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Washington
Carter
Cuba
Vietnam
North Korea
Cambodia
U.S
State Department
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Mistake By Lake Erie Has Image Problem
Erie faces a negative image amid criticism from residents and outsiders. boosters defend the city, noting tourism and history, while observers blame stalled growth since the 1930s and a sense of unrealized aspirations. Local economy relies on tourism, with mixed sentiment about Erie’s future.
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Lake
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rudy LoRusso
Fret Biletnikoff
Lake Erie
Leonard Daley
Philip Brown
Eric
William Garvey
Garvey
Benedict Charges Gross Misuse At Vets' Kids Home
Harrisburg AP Auditor General Al Benedict announced findings of bid rigging, missing property, altered records, and improper expenses at Scotland School for Veterans Children in Franklin County. The probe cites food and supply irregularities, 23 of 27 air conditioners misused, and excessive carried leave, with a criminal investigation referred to the state Justice Department.
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Harrisburg
al Benedict
Scotland
Franklin County
Florida
Benedict
State Justice Department
Manger
C. Wesley Leidig
Helen Galderise
Davids. Boozer
Eugene Manfrey
Heckler
Jim Umbrell
American Federation of State County and
Muncipal Employes
Sleven
Bear Lake Family Hurt in One Car Crash near Freehold
A Bear Lake woman Mary Kathleen Anderson 22 and her two children Samuel 5 and Jamie 3 were taken to WCA Hospital Jamestown New York after a one car accident in Freehold Township. Corry state police investigated the crash which sent the trio to hospital for treatment. The car hit a rough section of Route 958 possibly causing a flat tire and left the road flipping over. Damage to the car was estimated at 1600.
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Bear Lake
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
N.Y
Freehold
Corry
Mary Kathleen Anderson
R.D
Samuel
Jamie Anderson
Anthony's Pontiac Buick Opens at 37 West South Street
Frank Anthony takes over the former Marty's Pontiac Buick at 37 West South Street and renames it Anthony's Pontiac Buick. An upgrading workshop, improved service and repair, and a stock of new and used cars are planned with a grand opening aimed for April 1.
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Marty
West South Street
Anthony
Frank Anthony
Bernard Ross
James Case
Harold Uppleman
Penny Jackson
Consumer Prices Jump One Percent in February
Washington AP report shows February consumer prices rising one percent the largest monthly gain in 2½ years. Weather disrupted food supplies with a 20.9 percent spike in fresh vegetables. gasoline and fuels also climbed. Nonfood prices rose seven-tenths of a percent, services six-tenths, while overall CPI reached 177.1 versus a 1967 baseline of 100. Real spendable earnings edged higher as wages rose and hours increased.
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Washington
Labor Department
South
Carter
Carter $50 Rebate Plan Should Pass Committee
President Carter faces a likely Senate Finance Committee vote in favor of his $50 per person tax rebate amid party loyalty defections and a stiff Senate floor fight. A final committee vote could occur today as panel members rejected a separate permanent tax cut alternative. Independence Byrd and Republicans joined in opposition to the plan.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Snow and fire at Randall home on West Smith Street
Firemen responded to a 10 30 am alarm at the Harold M Randall residence on West Smith street extension at the city line when a defective stove pipe started the blaze. Loss to building and contents was 3000 dollars. Volunteers laid 1550 feet of supply line and 550 feet of hand line. Crews returned at 12 55 pm.
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Harold M. Randall
West Smith Street
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