Wholesale Prices Up Just Slightly
Washington AP reports a slowing rise in wholesale prices in April to seven-tenths of one percent seasonally adjusted and five-tenths unadjusted. Industrial prices jumped 2.3 percent, farm and food prices fell for the second straight month, and the Agriculture Department sees possible food price leveling later in the year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Impeachment Probes Get Nixon Material
The House Judiciary Committee begins review of grand jury evidence on Nixon’s Watergate role. Judge Sirica sent material for impeachment inquiry as Rebozo appears, possibly to be questioned over sworn testimony conflicts. Open sessions planned with executive sessions to follow. Subpoena options loom as committee weighs tapes and requests for more material from the White House.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John J. Sirica
U.S. District Court
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Senate Watergate Committee
Rebozo
Herbert Kalmbach
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Dn.j
Rep
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Rodino
Hutchinson
John Doar
White House
Volunteers Burn Down Button House Accidentally
A routine fire department drill sparked by Chief Thomas Lathrop led volunteers to burn and then extinguish the Button property on East Street. Earlier a resuscitator call to a home near Corry Memorial Hospital at 5:52 pm preceded the event. Millspan and Joy Contractors began a $14,000 Municipal Building remodel with rough work to last about two months followed by finish work.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Thomas Lathrop
Button
East Streets
Lathrop
Canines Prowl City Under New Dog Control Plan
Lawrence Brown, Erie County dog officer, arrived under the new program and charged four residents with owning unlicensed dogs and allowing them to run at large. Six charges were filed against Craig Moore Victor Jewell Philip Amoroso and Clara Sorenson as Brown assisted by a city officer. Police noted the complaintant’s name will not be released and provided station 664-2222 for calls.
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Benjamin Calderone
David Johnson
Lawrence Brown
Erie
State Department of Agriculture
Brown
Craig E. Moore
East Smith Street
Victor C. Jewell
Liberty Street
Philip 8. Amoroso
East South Street
Clara B. Sorenson
East Sixth Street
Sound Off column invites pet peeves on issues
The Journal invites readers to call 665-8291 tonight between 5 and 9 p.m. to vent opinions for the Sound Off column. Submit grievances or problems for attention by the responsible body. entries will be published in Saturday edition.
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Trudeau government falls as Canada faces July election
Canada moves toward a general election in July after a no confidence vote toppled Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's Liberal minority government. The House backed the motion 137 to 123 amid inflation worries. Trudeau to dissolve parliament. electionAsked for July 8. He will serve as caretaker. The New Democratic Party joined Conservatives to defeat the budget, ending Trudeau's term.
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Ottawa
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberal
House of Commons
Trudeau
Jules Leger
New Democratic Party
Cummins
New Democrats
Social Credit
Elliott Trudeau
Corry Roads Battle Gains Aid From Metropolitan Planning
Erie Metropolitan Planning Department chief Christopher Capotis pressed for Route 89 widening and repaving from Wattsburg to Elgin after to discussions with Seaway Coach Lines. Corry officials including Mayor Mary Ann Kibler and local press praised steps toward improved regional transport links and service.
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Erie Metropolitan Planning Department
Christopher Capotis
C.P Saupp
District 1
Seaway Coach Lines
Saupp
Capotis
Wattsburg
Elgin
City of
The
Kibler
Polis
Seaway
Jewel theft at Edinboro home nets $2500 loot
State police probe a burglary at an Edinboro residence worth $2500 in jewels and cash. No manhunt was on, though investigators pursue multiple leads with troopers from Girard Lawrence Park Corry Meadville and highway patrol assisting.
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Ah Edinboro Hoie
Girard
Robert Laniewski
R.1. 2
Edinboro
Beyer
Erie
Earch
Lawrence Park
Corry
Meadville
Interstate Highway Patrol
CMH Official Expects Rates To Increase
CMH officials forecast higher hospital rates starting within two months as Oil City Franklin and Titusville balance budget pressures. Oil City has already raised rates twice in the year. CMH cites rising costs and equipment needs while Corry begins its budget for the new fiscal year. Private room prices range from 49 to 63 dollars daily, with isolette charges varying by facility.
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Oil City
Pranklin
Titusville
Corry Memorial Hospital
CMH
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Franklin
Corry
Kissinger Seeks Saudi Help On Syria Israel Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Riyadh to urge King Faisal's support for a partial Israeli withdrawal and disengagement deal with Syria. He aims to win regional backing from Faisal Sadat and Boumedienne while reports of progress on Golan negotiations surface.
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Saudi Arabia
Henry A. Kissinger
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Desert Kingdom
Syria
Israel
Omar 5Aquat
United States
Kissinger
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Houari Boumiedienne
Golan Heights
Inger
Damascus
Jerusalem
Abbaban
Kuneitra
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