Respond To Subpoena Nixon Four More Days
Washington AP report says special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski gave President Nixon four extra days to respond to a March 15 subpoena for additional Watergate material. White House lawyers sought this extension while two former aides’ lawyers declined appeal on a grand jury report transmission to the House impeachment inquiry.
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Washington
White House
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
James D. St.Clair
Jaworski
Supreme Court
House
John Bray
Gordon C. Strachan
John J. Wilson
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Strachan
Amo
House Committee
Gerald L. Warren
ITT
Firebomb Killings Kill Eight in Allentown Tavern
Eight people died and twelve were injured when a firebomb struck a downtown Allentown tavern and a rear door, left sealed, trapped victims. Police and district attorney probe the sealed exit as Earnest Burton Jr., 24, surrendered and faces eight murder counts plus arson and related charges.
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Allentown
Conchita Belasques
Lehigh County Dist
George Joseph
Earnest James Burton Jr
Some Birds Remain in Pine Grove after Bird-Chasing Blitz
Maryland health officials weigh infrared tech to count birds left in a 60 acre pine grove at Graceham after a weekend campaign using shotguns fireworks and loud noise to move starlings and grackles from their roost. Dr Kenneth L Crawford leads the effort reporting 90 percent success though residents say birds return after dark. Fresh explosive attacks were planned for Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaceham
Maryland
Kenneth L. Crawford
Graceham
Area High School Bands To Perform In Corry Event
Three area high schools Franklin Warren and Eisenhower join Corry Area High School for Bands In The Round a Friday festival in CAHS gym. CAHS Rairie and James Brunswick direct with Rex Mitchell guest conducting a mass band. Admission 1.25 adults 0.50 students video taped for study.
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Corry
CAHS
Franklin, Warren
Eisenhower
Ronald Rairie
James Brunswick
Rairie
Rex Mitchell
Clarion State College Music Department
Snowmobile Crash Crashes Parked Car and Six Weekend Wrecks
A local man in his thirties was listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after his snowmobile struck a parked car on Hungry Run road near Union City. State police logged six weekend crashes including a semi rollover on Route 8 and a Townville car wreck on Route 408 with injuries to Barbara Sterling.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard B. Gilson
R.D. 3
Corry
Hungry Run Road
Union City
Gilson
John Miles
Route 8
Lawrence Paskevich
Campbell
Ohio
Townville
Titusville Hospital
Barbara Sterling
State Voter Signup Here In Erie County Series Planned
Erie County commissioners announce a series of special voter registrations including a Corry event on April Sth at the Number's Fire Hall East South Street. Officials will be at the county courthouse 8 30 morning to 4 30 afternoon weekdays and Saturdays 8 30 to noon through April 22 with extended hours to 5 30 on Mondays and Fridays.
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Erie County
Corry
East South Street
Record Low Temperatures Amid Weekend Snowfall
The thermometer dropped to seven degrees below zero in Mrs Richard Mountain’s yard, a long time date record for the area. Snowfall totaled 10 inches with Corry receiving the lion’s share of shoveling. Weather outlook remains bleak with more cold, snowy days ahead.
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Richard Mountain
Corry
Milk Fund Irregularities Tie Mills Humphrey to Campaigns
The milk producers’ cooperative faced scrutiny over 1972 campaign finances. Payments totaling $137,000 from corporate funds funded computer mail lists for Humphrey, Mills, Abourezk, Docking, Hall, and Hughes’s party and campaign efforts. Additional salaries and rent were charged to draft Mills workers and other campaign costs.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Humphrey
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Robert Docking
Kansas
David Hall
Oklahoma
Iowa
Democratic Party
Harold Hughes
Watergate
Dairy Cooperative
draft-Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Minneapolis
Valentine, Sherman and Associates
Abourezk
Docking
James C. Shaffer
Hall
Two Sentenced In Hallett Murder Case
Susan Hallett was sentenced to 25 years to life for murder in the Hallett family killings in Busti. Richard Parish received 16 to 50 years for first degree manslaughter. Aaron Hale already got five years probation. The jury found the three victims shot in their basement on February 12, 1973.
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Susan Hallett
Hallett
Busti
Chautauqua County
Lee Towne Adams
Richard Parish
Parish
Miss Hallett
Robert W. Hallett
Grace
Ann
Aaron Hale
Halletts
Kissinger Brezhnev Open SALT Talks in Moscow
Secretary of State Kissinger opened talks with Soviet leader Brezhnev in the Kremlin on a new nuclear arms treaty and Middle East peace. He warned that peace cannot exist if rivals blackmail each other as Nixon aims to push a broad detente during three days of discussions. Brezhnev voiced optimism about a new SALT agreement as Sonnenfeldt looks on.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Middle East
Kissinger
Nixon
Brezhnev
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Florida
Minnesota Democrat
Jack Chestnut
Coop
Johnson
Mrs. Bullock
Leonid
Henry Kissinger
Russia
Helmut Sonnenfeld
State Department
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