Nixon in Warsaw Talks With Gierek After Tehran Visit
President Nixon and wife arrived in Warsaw to meet with Poland's Edward Gierek on trade and aid matters. They had wrapped a 24 hour Tehran state visit with talks with the Shah and a banquet amid bombings not aimed at the president. A bilateral consular pact, signed by Rogers and Ol szowski, broadens embassy protection for U.S. citizens arrested in Poland.
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Warsaw
Nixon
Poland
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Soviet Bloc
Tehran
Iran
White House
Nixons
Washington
Fewer Than Last Year 240 Will Graduate At CAHS Tonight
The Corry Area High School 99th commencement moves indoors to the gym at 7 p.m. due to weather with 240 seniors to receive diplomas, down from 258 last year. Co valedictorians Marilyn Gilliland and Cynthia Loveland headline speeches along with Silvia Lieber and John Crotty.
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Corry Area High School
LeRoy Rieck
Howard J. Sheen
Marilyn Gilliland
Cynthia Loveland
Silvia Lieber
John Crotty
Vida McCray
Family Has Third CAHS Valedictorian
Rev and Mrs Walter Gilliland of 304 Concord Street celebrate as daughter Marilyn becomes co valedictorian of Corry Area High School class of 1972, joining siblings Charles in 1962 and Debra in 1969. Marilyn will attend Grove City College to study elementary education alongside co valedictorian Cynthia Loveland.
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Corry Area High School
Walter Gilliland
Concord Street
Marilyn
Gilliland
Charles Gilliland
Debora Gilliland
The
Center United Methodist Church
Phoenix
Ariz
Debra
St. Johns College
Annapolis
Grove City College
Cynthia
Cyd) Loveland
Robert Loveland
East Street
Loveland
Rev. Gilliland
Sparta High Graduates 27 At Exercise
Senior Six of the Class of 1972 at Sparta merged high school held its th ceremonylast evening's commencement. Salutatorian Gregory Linden opened with The Gift of Courage while Cheryl Shambaugh spoke on The Gift of Self. Thomas Byler spoke on The Gift of Devotion Diane Shoemaker on The Gift of Dedication and Dennis Merkle on The Gift of Love. Valedictorian Vicki Firth closed with The Gift of the Unnoticed. Reverend Larry Mattox led the closing prayer.
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Sparta
Gregory Linden
Cheryl Shambaugh
Thomas Byler
Diane Shoemaker
Dennis Merkle
Vicki Firth
Larry Mattox
Spar
Officials Probe Midday Power Outage in Pennsylvania Area
Officials at the Pennsylvania Electric Company worked to determine the cause of a roughly 12 30 p m outage. They did not know the extent or cause yet, but reported widespread calls from customers and efforts to restore service as quickly as possible.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelee
the Journal
Meal on Wheels Team Rescues Elderly Woman in Fall
Mrs Richart Frye and Mrs John Carrier, Meals on Wheels delivery, aided an elderly First Avenue resident who fell and could not rise. After a neighbor used a ladder to enter, Corry Ambulance Service transported the woman to Corry Memorial Hospital for x rays to check a possible hip injury.
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Richart Frye
John Carrier
First Avenue
Terrorists Slaughter 22 at Israeli airport blast
Premier Golda Meir condemned Arab states for rejoicing and blamed lax airport security after three young Japanese terrorists hired by a Palestinian guerrilla movement killed 22 and wounded more than 70 at Israel's international airport. France condemned the attack by the gunmen who arrived on a national airline. Travelers, relatives, bystanders and employees faced a chaotic scene.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Cairo
Beirut
Israel
France
Massacre at airport as gunmen attack crowds
An intruder-free zone turned deadly when three gunmen emerged from a Paris to Tel Aviv flight and opened fire. Police tallied 22 to 25 dead and over 70 wounded as two planes were struck and a grenade explosion followed. Among the dead were 13 Puerto Ricans and Prof Aharon Latzir. Survivors included Carol Golden and her brother Tom. The attack, claimed by PFLP, drew retaliation links to prior Belgians. Casualty details conflicted across officials.
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Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Prof
Aharon Latzir
Israel Academy of Sciences
International Union of Pure and Applied Biophysics
Carol Golden
New York
Tom
Israel
Miss Golden
Popular Front For the
Liberation of Palestine
PPLP
Beirut
Lebanon
Popular Front
Sabena
Work Plan Takes Thousands Off New York Welfare List
ALBANY N Y AP thousands of welfare recipients vanish into the job market under a fledgling work or else program. In nine months 22 748 were placed in jobs and 39 124 were removed for missing interviews or other reasons. Those deemed employable must collect checks in person at local employment offices and accept training or jobs. non pickup or nonacceptance leads to welfare loss. A sample of 455 placements showed 32 percent lasted a week or less, about one third by November end, with some workers moving to other jobs off welfare. The officials stressed the program creates an employment seeking atmosphere and did not assign a dollar value to success.
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Albany, N.Y
Department of Social Services
Lavine
Barry van Lare
State Employment Service
Bne
van Lare
Pa Could Lose 600 Million Welfare Control Push
Harrisburg lawmakers push a bill to place Welfare Department oversight under the Legislature. Senate approval 31 to 15 moves the measure to the House as Gov. Shapp warns that federal funds totaling about 600 million could be at risk. the full department budget runs 1.89 billion.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Senate
House
Chamber
Thomas F. Lamb
Dallegheny
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Garhant J. Black Jr
Black
Hew
Department
Edward M Posner
Blue Laws Largely Neutralized In Warren Area
In Warren and Corry last weekend Loblaw's Acme Markets and the A and P opened on Sunday triggering fines under archaic Blue Laws. District Attorney Gordon Kennedy says enforcement is up to Erie County police and citizens may sue by purchasing on Sunday and filing a complaint for legal action. He notes public sentiment remains tepid on Sunday shopping.
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Warren
Loblaw’s
Warren County Sheriff
Loblaw's
Acme Markets
A&p
Corry
Emtyes
Gordon Kennedy
The
Journal Today
Erie County
Kennedy
Meals on Wheels fund extension for Corry project
The CorryMeals on Wheels committee learned funding will cover the project through September, extending support for elderly meals beyond the initial three months ending June 30. Edward Geiger of GECAC and Angie Pavlovich will inspect the St Paul Lutheran Church kitchen as part of county program oversight, while Emmanuel Episcopal Church vestry voted to donate $2 monthly to the meals program amid potential June funding concerns.
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Corry Meals On Wheels
Edward Geiger
Greater Erie Community Action —_ Committee
GECAC
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Geiger
Angie Pavlovich
St. Paul Lutherans Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry
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