Runaway wheel causes damage on East Columbus avenue
Three accidents reported in Corry with one pedestrian injury. A 24 year old truck driver Santo F Chiodo from Hardyville Ky. saw a runaway wheel strike a mobile home causing 25 dollars damage while his rig rolled into a ditch. A state police car collision injured Mrs. Allan Hasbrouck 56 who was crossing South Center Street. she received lip lacerations and bruises. The yesterday crash involved Gene A Rogers 18 and Myrna J Buick 54. Rogers power steering failure led to a collision at East Washington and Maple, with Rogers’ car costing 175 and Buick 3600 in damages.
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Santo F. Chiodo
Hardyville
Chiodo
B.a
South Center
South Streets
Norbert Irish
Allan Hasbrouck
R.D
Corry
West South
Hasbrouck
East Washington
Rogers
Burik
County Divided Over Demolition of Corry Laundromat Site
County solicitor says the city of Corry must lead action to demolish the former laundromat at 46 West Main Street while the county and Corry Area School District would share demolition costs. Grieshober states Erie County lacks authority to act and that the city has police health and safety power. The city fears bearing most costs for razing and stabilizing the adjacent wall, with school district yet to state its stance.
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Donald W. Grieshober
Corry Area
Grieshober
Corry
Douglas Rozelle
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Erie County
Erie
City of Corry
State Superior Court
Byron Baur
Rozelle
Big Adventure For Little Boy
A year old toddler wandered from Corry Plaza on Route 6 to White street and North Center street then toward Macadam Hill road near North Hills Golf Course. Police said he left a plaza store while with his mother Mrs. Leon Shumsky of Corry. A neighbor found him and returned him to his mother, ending his big adventure.
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White
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Macadam Hill Road
North Hills Municipal Golf Course
Leon Shumsky
R.D. 4
Corry
Carter Hill Road
Mrs. Shumsky
Michael Shumsky
State Police Open House Planned During Law Enforcement Week
Corry state police will host an open house on Wednesday May a Peace Officer's Day. The event runs from am to 6 pm at the station to acquaint the public with services and facilities. Other state installations will hold similar programs on dates of their choosing.
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Corry
Schweiker Urges Nixon Resignation Over Watergate
Senator Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania joined a growing list of Republicans calling for President Nixon to resign. He cited the edited Watergate transcripts as evidence of moral erosion and said Nixon should step down to serve the country. Other senators Brooke and Buckley had already urged resignation. House Republicans and Midwest papers pressed the issue as impeachment talks opened.
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Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Schweiker
White House
Gerald L. Warren
NBC
Dean Burch
Burch
United States
Tam
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
James L. Buckley
New York
House
Charles Wilson
D-Tex
House Judiciary Committee
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
John B. Anderson
Illinois
House Republican Conference
Barber B
London
Nixon Homes Cost 17.1 Million in Federal Funds
The final House report cites 17.1 million dollars in federal spending tied to President Nixon's homes and urges restitution for improper expenditures. It allocates 9 million to San Clemente and 8 million to Key Biscayne, with additional costs for personnel, communications, and protection.
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House
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Key Biscayne
Sanglemento
Ziegler
House Government Operations Committee
Jack Brooks
Dtex
Associated Press
San Clemente
Grand Cay
Bahamas
Lomes
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Alumni Show Needs More Help At Centennial Event
Alumni officials report the Meet the Director event drew few attendees as the centennial celebration to stage That's the Spirit shows a need for more volunteers. Frank Grice urges participation, with Jack Reed directing and signups at Alumni Headquarters or by calling 664-2945.
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Frank Grice
Grice
Jack Reed
Rogers Company
Impeachment Probers Study Data
House Judiciary Committee examines background Watergate evidence in a closed briefing on June 17 1972 events. Chairman Rodino says proceeding under a House resolution to investigate grounds for impeachment while Hutchinson stresses constitutional limits amid ongoing Senate inquiries and two committees.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Conyers
Dmich
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Peter J. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
House
Rodine
Edward Hutchinson
Senate kills wage price bill after partisan fight
The Senate abandoned attempts to monitor wage and price increases after a partisan squabble. Democrats charged Republicans wanted only a sham monitoring agency. The vote came as Ford announced 1974 auto price hikes averaging 163 dollars, drawing criticism from the Cost of Living Council.
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Senate
Ford Motor Co
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Ford
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