Road Famine Sparks March On Harrisburg Over Roads
Corry residents gathered at the high school to press PennDOT for faster road work as officials outlined a 12-year plan replacing the old six-year program. Route 426 will be rebuilt to a 24 foot, 4.7 mile corridor at a cost of 4.17 million, with six area bridges also slated for replacement.
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Penndot
Corry
New York State Line
Corry Area
al Osborne
Franklin
Robert B. Offutt
John Fasenmeyer
Erie County
Jane Eves
Erie County Planning Office
Forest Hopkins
Osborne
Barbara Mael
Offutt
Judge Rules Nixon Overstepped Authority In Break-In
District Judge Gesell ruled Nixon lacked authority to authorize the break-in at Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist’s office and did not issue a specific directive. He granted defense access to White House material for a fair trial, warned of possible dismissal if essential evidence is blocked, and denied a venue delay. Additional Watergate updates covered Saxbe backing Jaworski, IRS tax return information disputes, and House committee plans.
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Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
Gesell
Atty
William 8. Saxbe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leon Jaworski
Saxbe
Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
House Judiciary Committee
Treasury
William E. Simon
House
Doar
Rodino
Claim Divorce Law Hurts Men in Pa Supreme Court
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania's Justice Department argued three divorce related statutes violate the 1971 Equal Rights Amendment by discriminating on the basis of sex. Deputy Atty. Gen. Kathleen Larkin urged the court to craft equal common law for divorce cases, addressing financial obligations, bed and board separations, and child birth out of wedlock.
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Harrisburg
State
Justice Department
Pennsylvania
Kathleen Larkin
Larkin
State Supreme Court
Police Raid on Hearst Quest Finds No Patty Link
Predawn police raid on a Hollywood home sought Patricia Hearst and SLA fugitive Emily Harris but two women in pajamas were found not connected to Hearst or the SLA. Police described the tip as anonymous and ongoing investigations in San Francisco, with Hearst parents angered by law enforcement remarks and pleas for surrender intensifying.
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LOS" Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Hollywood
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Emily Harris
Gene Ingram
SLA
Harris
William
San Francisco
Hearst-owned
San Francisco Examiner
Patricia
Anne
Vicki
Los Angeles
FBI
Fear Of Protestant Reprisals Keeps Irish Strike Going
In Belfast on the 10th day of a general strike led by Protestant militants, a Belfast craftsman named Neil reports no pay and warns of riots and looting if the stoppage continues. Strikers threaten workers and their families while essential utilities shrink and food stocks dwindle amid a near total economic standstill. Ulster Workers' Council leaders signaled a slight easing by allowing minimal operation of power plants.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Neil
Ulster Workers’ Council
Kissinger Plans Own Compromise on Golan Front
Secretary of State Kissinger said he will propose a middle of the road plan to ease the Syrian Israeli deadlock over troop limitations on the Golan Heights as fighting rages along the front. He spoke after hours of talks with Israeli leaders and ahead of a potential return to Damascus to push toward separating the hostile armies.
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Kissinger
Shimon Peres
U.S
Golan Heights
Israel
Syria
Golda Meir
Hafez Assad
Baccalaureate at CAHS Gym Sunday Service
Corry Area High School holds its annual baccalaureate service Sunday in the CAHS gymnasium at 7 30 p m. Rev Reed J Hurst will give the main address Personally Responsible with Rev Carl Lippert Janet Curtis Rev Elwood O Dell and J David Menchhofer taking part. The George Fawcett Trio will perform the processional and recessional and the CAHS mixed chorus will sing The Lord s Prayer and I ll Walk With God.
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Corry Area High School
Corry Ministerial Association
Reed J. Hurst
First United Methodist Church
Carl Lippert
St. Elizabeth Church
Janet Curtis
Elwood O'Dell
Church of the Nazarene
J. David Menchhofer
Columbus Community United Church of Christ
George Fawcett
CAHS
God
Local Dog Case Dismissed In Corry
Craig E Moore of 433 East Smith Street was cleared of charges of owning an unlicensed dog and letting a dog run at large. District Justice Porter Auer dismissed the case after the State Dog Law officer and city police failed to prove the dog on Irving Street belonged to Moore. The identifying witness was absent, and officials claimed the dog was male though Moore said he owns a female.
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Corry
Craig E. Moore
East Smith Street
Moore
Porter Auer
Auer
Irving Street
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Bill Eaton
State Department of Transportation
Thomas R. Harry
Reno
Roger Lopp
Jamestown
Scott's Crossing Road
Kevin Messinger
John Silvis
Sweet Home, Ore
Silvis
Messinger
Pie
Fasenmeyer
Barbara
Mack
Journal
Eaton
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Maalot
Beirut
Golan
Patty
Cecil Poole
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Los Angles
Poole
Hearsts
Hearst
Duke
Edward Kennedy
Duke’ Ellington
Headon
George Turck
R.D. 4
WCA
New York State
Turck
Dennis Mancari
Stockton
N.Y
Mancari
Buffalo
Myer Memorial Hospital
Ellicott Town
Rodney A. Vanstrom
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