Nixon Told Of Coverup Praise, Magazines Say
Time and Newsweek report ex White House Counsel John Dean prepared to testify that President Nixon personally congratulated him last September for helping cover up Watergate. The magazines describe a meeting in the Oval Office with Dean and another top aide present.
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Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Time
Newsweek
Dean
Oval Office
H.R
Bob" Haldeman
John
Bob
John D. Ehrlichman
U.S
Senate
Richardson
John W. Dean
Secretary of Defense
Weekend crashes injure three in two-vehicle collision
Two accidents produced $4,900 in damages and sent three people to Corry Memorial Hospital. John Bosak, 58, driving west on Route 426, swerved after blinded by oncoming headlights and struck Paul Lawson, 16, eastbound, near Columbus Township. Passengers Candace Reynolds and Steven McKinsey were injured. Reynolds 15 and McKinsey 18. A second crash near Union City involved Cleda Hart, 59, with no injuries. Damages: $1,200 to Bosak, $1,500 to Lawson, $1,500 to Hart, $700 to a telephone pole.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Columbus Township
John Bosak
Raymond Avenue
Paul C. Lawson
Columbus Avenue
Lawson
Candace Reynolds
R.D.1
Spring Creek
Steven McKinsey
Elk Street
Bosak Auto
Thomas Paver
Sherman Street
McKinsey
Miss Reynolds
Frederick da
Bosak
Cleda Hart
Elkland
Union City
Corry Sewage Plant to be Tested in County Waste Study
Erie County Health Department, using Engineering Science Inc, will test effluent from Corry’s sewage plant and more than 20 facilities over three weeks. The study, not for enforcement, aims to map discharges and plant performance to guide future waste management and pre treatment requirements for industries.
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Corry
Erie County Department of Health
Engineering Science, Inc
Erie
David Johnson
Johnson
Erie County
Crawford County
Lake Erie
Division of Sanitary Engineering
Gerald Allender
Allender
Corry Riders Earn $250 From Bike-A-Thon
Nine Corry 4-H Club girls rode the 22 mile Brie Bike-A-Thon in Erie for the mentally retarded and earned from local sponsors. They collected funds from teachers state police merchants and industry and thanked supporters. About 1,000 bikes participated and the total sponsorship is still undetermined.
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Corry
Erie
Richard Hornick
Corry 4-H Club
Pennsylvania State Police -Merchants-And-Industry
Hornick
First Ransom Paid Aide Held In Mexico Kidnap
U S Consul General Terrance G Leonhardy remains in captivity as gunmen in Mexico press new demands after freeing 30 prisoners in Havana. Governor Orozco Romero says the situation is highly complex and could last hours or days. Leonhardy’s wife and two daughters await word as officials monitor the case and a special line links Mexico City.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Alberto Orozco Romero
Jalisco
Leonhardy
Mexico City
Federal Aviation
Richardson to Name Special Prosecutor Waits for Senate Confirmation
Washington AP reports Elliot L. Richardson pledged to appoint an independent special prosecutor to head the Watergate inquiry once confirmed as attorney general. He said the appointee would report only to him, ensuring independence and staff support, and that Nixon would have no direct hand in the probe. Names like Lawrence Walsh and Irving Kaufman have been floated as possible choices.
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Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Richardson
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Judiciary Committee
Lawrence H. Walsh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. District Court
New York
Irving R. Kaufman
U.S. Court of Appeals
2Nd Circuit
New York Times
City Agenda Light Tonight
City Council meets in a regular session with items from Mayor Edward Zarger on jail inspection results highway maintenance replies from area legislators and a proclamation endorsing Recruiting Month for the National Guard. Safety Director Halfast will discuss fire inspections and alarm systems. David Johnson lists building appraisals and tax waivers for a Stanford Hose Company fire site.
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Edward Zarger
Shapp
National Guard
William Halfast
David Johnson
Stanford Hose Company
Dems To Hold Candidate Rally In Corry Tonight
The Corry area Democratic Committee hosts a candidate night from 7 to 9 at North Center street headquarters. Expected attendees include countywide hopefuls Robert Lohse for prothonotary James Dallas for recorder of deeds and John O'Brien for sheriff. Local figures Dr. Maryann Kibler pursues mayoralty with city council and school board candidates also taking part.
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Corry
Bass
Dems
Robert Lohse
James Dallas
Recorder of Deeds
John 4. O'Brien
Maryann Kibler
Mixed Pennsylvania mayoral races draw female candidates
In a primary featuring about 25 local mayoral contests, voters across Pennsylvania face issues from stadium funding to farm tax relief. Notable contests include two women running for Corry mayor, larger races for Superior Court seats, and a statewide referendum. The two Commonwealth Court judges, Blatt and Roger, stand on a retention path.
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Im Ponsville
Scranton
Robert Casey
Corry
Superior Court
Commonwealth Court
Genevieve Blatt
Theodore C. Roger
Edmund B. Spaeth Jr
Shapp
Robert van der Voort
Allegheny County
State Supreme Court
Gwilym A. Price Jr
Richard D. Grifo
Northampton County
AIM Indian Surrender at Wounded Knee Nears End
The first phase of a disarmament accord between the government and Indian militants at Wounded Knee, South Dakota, ends as leaders hand over weapons and names of insurgents. Federal authorities report village perimeter activity and arrests as sides warn of future takeovers, with a plan to implement civil rights probes and an audit on Pine Ridge after a February occupation that left two AIM members dead.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Pine Ridge
American Indian Movement
AIM
Parents Form Own Lobby For Education In Corry Area
The Concerned Parents for Better Education CPBE forms to lobby for educational excellence in the Corry Area School District. Twenty local and area individuals have joined as rapid action is sought after protests over an inadequate reading program and calls for a swift principal appointment at Conelway School. Mrs Willard Carter and Mrs David A Margott head CPBE inviting new members. join by calling them.
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Corry Area
Concerned Parents For Better Education
CPBE
the Journal Today
Corry
Carter
Maryott
Burglary Reported In Concord Township Theft
State Police at Corry investigate a weekend burglary in Concord Township. Carl Ghelton age 72 of R D 1 Corry reported $1000 missing from his home including seven $100 bills and several $50 and $20 bills. Trooper Paul Sita leads the investigation.
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Corry Barracks
Carl Ghelton
R.D
Corry
Concord Township
Paul Sita
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