Nixon Nears Accord With Soviets On Arms, Missiles
In Moscow Nixon pressures toward a near final treaty on curbing defensive missile sites and freezing offensive nuclear missiles. Negotiators Smith and Semenov rush toward a possible Friday signing as Brezhnev presides and observers note space and killer disease accords.
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Nixon
Moscow
Gerard Smith
Helsinki
Finland
Vladimir Semenov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin Wall
U.S
Soviet
United States
Kemlin
Nikolai V. Nixon
Brezhnev
Podgorny
Corry
Pennsylvania
Taxpayers Hit Twice By Penelec Increase
Erie area leaders gather at City Hall to block a 23 percent Penelec rate hike affecting Corry residents and local tax bills. Mayor Louis Tullio urges 50 plus organizations and municipalities to file formal PUC complaints by June 28, to fund a unified legal challenge.
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Pennsylvania Electric Co
Erie
Corry
Louis Tullio
Erie County
Corry Penelec
Corry Area
John Bolan
Arthur McQuiston
Corry Jamestown Union
Bernard Riehart
Frank Messina
Corry Central Labor Council
Tullio
Public Utility Commission
Penelec
Meals Funds Extended For Corry Meals On Wheels
GECAC extended Meals on Wheels funding for Corry and countywide EFMS funds will be shifted to the program. The service will operate through July, with expansion interest in Elgin and governance details tying funding to Erie County while Spring Creek would need Warren County channels.
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Greater Erie Community Action Committee
GECAC
Corry Meals On Wheels
Local Meals Committee
Edward Geiger
Emergency Food and Medical Service
EFMS
McGovern Again Wins Big Look to California Nomination
Senator George McGovern sweeps Rhode Island and Oregon primaries and heads to California with 271 delegates at stake as he aims to clinch the Democratic nomination before the Miami Beach convention. He vows to win California and finish a historic march toward the nomination while Humphrey campaigns in the west.
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Portland
Ore
George McGovern
Rhode Island
Oregon
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
McGovern
Miami Beach
Fla
Missouri
South Dakota
Eleanor
Edmund S. Muskie
George C. Wallace
Sacramento
Humphrey
Tot's Burial Case Lays No Crime Found
A father who buried his dead four year old daughter in a field near Wrightsville after she was struck by a car is not facing further charges, per state police. The autopsy found the child died from a broken neck and pelvis after the accident. The body was delivered to Warren W. Wood Funeral Home in Erie for services.
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Wrightsville
Sanger Farm
Lawrence Park
Warren
Iowa
Erie
Strick
Edward Pass
Warren State
Warren W. Wood
Vermilyea
Warren County
Ronald Simonsen
Estimated 600 Soviet tanks used by North Vietnam
U S analysts estimate the North Vietnamese army has sent as many as 600 Soviet built tanks into the Indochina war. The figure doubles prior U S estimates and reflects intelligence refinements since the spring offensive began. South Vietnamese and U S authorities report heavy tank usage and armor in early campaign gains, though some destruction claims are viewed skeptically by analysts.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
Pa House Takes First Step Against Forced Busing
The Pennsylvania House approved a 117 to 66 measure requiring parental consent before a child is bused to a school other than their own. The move does not address reassigning students currently bused for racial balance. The chamber also deferred a vote on removing Human Relations Commission desegregation powers and adjourned for a week.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Charles N. Caputo
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
South Side
Human Relations Commission
Capito
Crosstown
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