CIA Plot Behind Glomar Explorer Sub Retrieval Scheme
Intelligence sources say the Howard Hughes ship Glomar Explorer, built for Summa Corp under CIA contract, was designed to locate and recover a sunken Russian submarine during mid pacific ocean floor mining operations. An artist’s rendering illustrates one retrieval method under cover.
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Howard Hughes
Glomar
mid-Pacific
Hughes’ Summa Corp
CIA
Consumer Prices Rise Six-Tenths of a Percent in February
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose six-tenths of a percent in February marking a moderation in inflation but continuing higher costs for services and finished goods. Food costs edged up only slightly while groceries climbed due to fruit and vegetable prices and bakery items. Real earnings declined as worker purchasing power fell further.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
Care And Share Program Solid Will Stay That Way
Samuel Antrim president of Corry Memorial Hospital says the Care and Share program remains secure despite talk of the Stairways building sale to GECAC for a senior center. He notes Care and Share would remain at least until end of June even if the property is sold, while city participation and council discussions continue. Mayor Kibler plans to request up to 3000 for the purchase, though council has shown reluctance due to budget limits.
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Samuel Antrim
Corry Memorial Hospital
Care and Share
Greater Erié Community Action Committee
GECAC
Antrim
Care and Share Group
Edward Geiger
Mary Ann Kibler
Senior Citizens Center
Kibler
Sunshine Law Challenge in Pennsylvania Court
Eleven officials from SEPTA and county commissioners petition Commonwealth Court to declare parts of the Sunshine Law unconstitutional and vague. They seek an injunction to stop Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Howard Shapiro from filing criminal charges over his exclusion from a February 3 14 SEPTA meeting. President Judge James S Bowman heard arguments and took the petitions under advisement.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Tion
Philadelphia Inquirer
James S. Bowman
Howard Shapiro
Hue Falls to North Viet Nam As Evacuations Expand
A 20 mile long column of over 100000 fleeing civilians and soldiers reached Phu Yen as Saigon concedes Hue and more territory to the North Viet Namese amid a widening retreat. Officials say the government may yield three more provinces, extending the curfew in Saigon.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hue
Mare
Central Highlands
Phu Yen
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
North Vietnam Opens General Offensive Across South Vietnam
North Vietnam launched a general offensive amid believed US aid cuts. Hanoi cites reduced U.S. military and economic aid as weakening Saigon forces. Viet Cong and allies have racked up strikes while Saigon evacuates Kontum Pleiku. Thieu says 19 divisions committed, US aid limited.
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Washington
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Hoc Tap Magazine
U.S
Saigon
Congress
Truonng Chi Cuong
Nguyen van Thieu
Pentagon
Thieu
Viet Cong
Phoom Penh
Australia
France
U.S. Marine Guard
Hue
Binh Long
Thua ‘Thien
Thua Thien
Quang Tri
Kontum
Pleiku
Darlac
Phuoc Long
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Highlands
Mailmen Postpone Walkout Over Kokomo Plan
Washington AP The National Association of Letter Carriers with 200000 members postponed a threatened strike over the Kokomo plan a delivery system change. The Postal Service says no decision was made this month and testing continues in Kokomo Indiana and Portland Oregon while Providence Rhode Island tests were canceled.
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Washington
National Association of Letter Carriers
U.S
Kokomo
Ind
Portland
Ore
Jim Braughton
Postal Service
Providence
R.I
Braughton
State Audit of Police Fund Alarming
The state auditor general released the 1973 Corry police pension fund audit. Critics say it shows only book value, omitting market value, which was about 50 000 lower. City officials expect actuarial studies and announced likely changes to fund makeup or investment handling.
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The
State Auditor General
Corry
Certified Public Accountant
CPA
Benjamin Calderone
Calderone
Preschool Program at CAHS This Spring
Corry Area High School will sponsor a preschool program from April 21 to May 2 as part of the family living course. The class for 3, 4, and 5 year olds aims to provide learning for both preschoolers and family living students. Applications will be available at the CAHS office on Tuesday March 25. Openings are limited and early submission is urged.
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Corry Area High School
CAHS
Sharon Buterbaugh
Buterbaugh
Senate Debates Delay Tax Cut With Social Security Rise Hike
Washington AP reports the Senate stalls on the 29.2 billion tax cut bill debating whether it should lift Social Security benefits and tax major oil firms. After two days of talks, no vote on core cuts yet. The pace hints at next week timing with Easter recess near.
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Washington
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-Law
Long
Whi House
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
Youths Fight Nets Woman Assault Charge
A Corry woman 23 faces simple assault charges after an after school scuffle at Colum bus Elementary School. Police say the woman stopped a boy on his way home to discuss the incident, then struck him about the head after an argument.
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Corry
Winnin
Joan M Anthony
West Irving Street
Corty State
Columbus
Anthony
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