Man Guarded After UC Diner Shooting
Cambridge Springs man David Cowhick, 24, underwent emergency surgery at Union City Memorial Hospital after shooting himself in the stomach at Union City Diner. Police say he demanded service, fired at the ceiling, then shot himself. the bullet passed through his body and was found in a parking lot. Cowhick is listed in guarded condition and may have been headed to Molded Fibre Glass Boat Co. for work. State Police assisted in the investigation.
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Cambridge Springs
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
David Cowhick
Paul Behan
Cowhick
Behan
A&p
Molded Fibre Glass Boat Company
Corry
Corry Area School District Moves Toward Tax Collection Reshape
The Corry Area School District board voted 5 to 1 to pursue a restructuring of the merged district income tax collection, naming a tax collector and outlining steps amid a protracted campaign to resolve knotty collection issues. The lone dissent came from Robert Nichols of Spartansburg.
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Corry Area
Robert Nichols
Spartansburg
Disease and Pollution Drive First U S Soviet Accord
Moscow reports Nixon and Brezhnev reached their first agreement at the Moscow summit to cooperate on global health and environment. A second accord aims to boost joint health research, with focus on cancer and heart disease, and to aid environmental cleanup worldwide.
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Vietnam
Leonid M. Zamyatin
Brezhnev
William P. Rogers
Boris V. Petrovsky
Catherine Hall
Grand Kremlin Palace
Henry A Kissinger
Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Podgorny
Welfare Funds Augmented as Lawmakers Trade Control
Harrisburg pa frantic budget action grants the Welfare Department $54 million to continue issuing public assistance checks for six weeks while linking the aid to a bill giving lawmakers oversight. Senate narrowly approves. House and governor push amid a clash over desegregation busing and executive prerogatives.
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Harrisburg
Welfare Department
Senate
House
Shapp
Thomas Nolan
D-Allegheny
Malicious Mischief Cases Continue At Two Sites
City police reported two new vandalism incidents adding to two prior cases. At Harmon Brothers concrete plant 1244 North Center Street, Jack Warner identified two office windows and four mixer plant windows broken, ignition switches and lights left on, with $20 in damage. At Gage Music Center 103 East Main Street, fragile lighting on the sign was damaged, bulbs stolen from three fixtures, and three fixtures broken, totaling $20 in damage.
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Harmon Brothers Concrete
North Center Street
Jack Warner
Harmon
Gage Music Center
East Main Street
U S Destroys Six AR Bridges Linking North Viet To China
Saigon AP says U.S. bombers destroyed six bridges on North Vietnam northwest railway to China and struck a Hanoi area transformer station, with five large secondary explosions reported. Ground fighting continued at My Chanh and An Loc, while Viet Cong seized about 30 percent of Dat Do and Mekong delta clashes persisted. The U.S. claimed over 1,000 strikes in three days, with Phantoms directing bombs within five feet of targets. Providence suffered light damage from shore fire.
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North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
My Chanh
An Loc
Mekong
Dat Do
U.S. Command
Air Force
North Viet Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Providence
Corry Area School Board Finalizes 1972 73 Budget
The Corry Area School District board approved the 1972 73 budget at a special session after a 20 day public inspection period. The $3,519,163 budget is up $278,148 from the current year with stable taxes at 18 mills and 1 percent income tax. The $15 per capita tax was dropped on a trial basis due to a large year end balance of $452,907. Teacher salaries rose by $51,000 amid negotiated raises from labor management talks.
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Corry Area School District
Andy Anderson Retires From Corry School System
After 43 years in the Corry school system and 27 years as business manager, S E Andy Anderson leaves a large role in education. He began as a teacher, shifted to finance, and recalls buying an electric adding machine when offices had only typewriters.
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S.E
Andy” Anderson
Andy Anderson
Board of Education
Anderson
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