TV Emmy Awards Slated For Tonight
LOS ANGELES AP The 27th annual Emmy ceremony unfolds at the Hollywood Palladium with a two hour telecast expected to award at least 63 Emmys. Hosts include Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett while MASH and The Mary Tyler Moore Show vie for top nominations. Katharine Hepburn and Elizabeth Montgomery among standout actress contenders.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Palladium
CBS
Katharine Hepburn
Laurence Olivier
Writers Guilds
Academy
Lucille Ball
Carol Burnett
Mary Tyler Moore
Beatrice Arthur
Jean Stapleton
Cher
Teresa Graves
Michael Learned
Karen Valenttine
Susan Saint James
Mary ‘Tyler Moore
The
Waltons
Jill Clayburgh
Hustling
Elizabeth Montgomery
Lizzie Borden
Diana Rigg
House of Brede
Maureen Stapleton
Katerine Hepburn
Love
Tony Randall
Jack Klugman
ABC
Special Meet Set For School Budget
Corry Area School District directors will meet tonight for a brief session to consider and finalize the 1975 76 budget. The $4.3 million plan, up about four mills from last year, has tentative board approval and has been open for public inspection at the district administration office since April.
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Corry Area
Ford to sign 405 million refugee aid bill
President Ford is poised to approve a 405 million refugee aid bill to resettle more than 100000 Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees and to appoint a committee to direct the effort. The measure allows immediate contracts with nine private relief groups to move refugees from bases in California Arkansas and Florida to new homes nationwide.
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Ford
Washington
Frank G. Zarb
Congress
California
Arkansas
Florida
United States
Potato Hikes Likely
HARRISBURG AP Potato farming makes up less than a third of one percent of Pennsylvania agriculture but growers are hurting from overproduction after two good years. Farmers report heavy losses as prices fall from highs of 1.55 and 1.67 per 10 pound bag to fractions, with some vowing to cut acreage and possibly quit if conditions don t improve.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles Bell
Clearfield
Bell
Center Serves 2215 Meals First Quarter
The temporary West Main Street senior center served 2215 noon meals in the last quarter. Funded by GECAC, the program offers paid meals and free meals to those unable to attend. Directors discussed extending meal service to home delivery for those temporarily unable to reach the center and possibly adding holiday meals.
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Erie
Crash Kills Corryite and Injures Local Driver
A Corry man Ford H. Sargent, 32, died at Hamel Medical Center Erie after a one car crash on Route 430 two miles east of Colt Station road. Edvin Gates 2% of 512 Concord street the driver was admitted in fair condition. The car struck a concrete abutment after being forced off the road by an unidentified vehicle around 2 a.m. Sargent a machinist at GE had lived in CA and TX and was married to Nancy Swab with three children. Funeral arrangements are set at James St. George Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Hamel Medical Center
Erie
Colt Station Road
Sargent
Edvin Gates
Concord Street
Gates
Harnot
Wood
Harnot Medical Center
Corry
Ford J. Sargent
Ella Maze Sargent
San Diego
Cal
California
Texas
North East
General Electric
Nancy Swab
Sheila Sargent
Ford Michael
Stephen Sargent
Chester
Phillis) Czech
Lewis
Mary) White
Columbus
Marian) Terratti
Lawrence Park
David Schultz
Jamestown
N.Y
James St. George
F. Eugene Donelson
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Thais Accept U S Note For Apology
Thailand accepted a U S note expressing regret for the unauthorized use of Thai bases to attack Cambodia and recover the Mayaguez. The report covers revised American toll of Mayaguez casualties, the possible use of B52 bombers, and the Thai response to the crisis.
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Associated Press
Thailand
Cambodia
Mayaguez
U.S
Charles T. Miller
Singapore
Wilson
Ford Administration
Hong Kong
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Miller
Rong San Lem
Koh Tang
Pentagon
Laos
Saigon
Con Son
United States
Washington
September Oil Price Hikes Seen
The Iranian government paper says the United States and major industrial nations agreed crude oil should be pegged to an index of goods Iran buys from rich nations. Secret talks in Tehran with envoys from the United States France EC Saudi Arabia and Iran aimed to set an energy conference but no date was given. The Shah suggested oil prices could move with global inflation, while OPEC members may raise prices in September.
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Iehran
Iran
United States
Rastakhia
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
U.S
France
European Economic Community
Saudi Arabia
Tehran
Shah
Washington
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Two Injured As Car Slams Into Bridge
Two Erie County residents were injured when a car headed north on Route 8 swerved off the road and struck a cement bridge abutment near Wattsburg. Driver Charles Kennedy, 21, is in satisfactory condition at Union City Memorial Hospital. passenger Darlene Potthoff, 18, was treated and discharged from Hamet Medical Center. Police investigated four weekend crashes.
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Erie County
Corry
Charles Kennedy
R.D. 1
Wattsburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
Darlene J. Potthoff
Waterford
Hamet Medical Center
Erie
Kennedy
Crawford County
Thomas Benchek
Spartansburg
Bendiek
Titusville
Pamela McCain
R.D. 3
McCain
Union City
Route 8
Rex Beach
C.C. Menoher
Lawmakers Turn To Pay Toilets
State lawmakers across 20 states weigh abolishing or restricting pay toilets amid equal rights concerns. Wyoming bans charges in public restrooms. Michigan Texas New Hampshire North Dakota Washington Indiana Iowa Maine Arizona Connecticut consider pay toilets in government buildings.
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State Government News
Council of State Governments
Lexington
Maryland
Minnesota
Wyoming
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Alaska
Florida
Nevada Assembly
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Nik-O-Lok
Nik
O- Lok
Martin Miller
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Senior Citizens Center
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