Ford Visits Madrid Strengthening Ties With Franco
President Ford rode a grand motorcade through Madrid with Francisco Franco at his side to press Washington’s aim of keeping major U.S. bases in Spain. A NATO summit in Brussels framed the trip as Ford sought support for Rota and a role for Spain in the transatlantic alliance amid tight security and Franco’s regime.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Ford
U.S
Franco
Cibeles Plaza
Miguel Angel Garcia Lomas
Jose Antonio Avenue
Falangist
NATO
Brussels
Rota
France
United States
Barajas
Lanco
Carlos Arias Navarro
Arias
Adm
Luis Carrero Blanco
Blanco
Joseph Luns
Leo ‘Indemans
Common Market
Hiller
Mussolini
Chamber of Commerce Names Senior Citizen Promotion Winners
Nine senior citizens who joined the Chamber of Commerce Retail Division May promotion were drawn yesterday at the Chamber office. Mayor Mary Ann Kibler conducted the drawing with Chamber officials assisting. winners will receive gilt certificates in varying sums.
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Mary Ann Kibler
Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Frushone
Walter Darnofall
Journal
McEldowney
Chamber
Council Meeting Agenda Sees Broad City Items On Tap
The regular monthly council meeting at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building will cover finance matters including recreation and salaries for city officials, sewer plant questions and 1974 1975 construction, administrator notes on alternate First Avenue parking and water department gear, revenue sharing use reports, and a Penn Central Railroad letter. Winners in a recent promotion are listed with multiple cash prizes. participating local stores and businesses are named along with their gift certificate redemption roles.
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First Avenue
Water Department
Penn Central Railroad
Economy May Rebound But Jobless Woes Wane
Washington analysts and officials largely agree that the economy should improve next year and over the next 18 months, supported by a presidential review of economic and budget plans. Officials warn unemployment will stay high through 1976 or longer, while inflation moderates faster than previously forecast but remains above pre-1973 levels.
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Washington
Mord
Ford Administration
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Chrysler Corp
Agriculture Department
Treasury Department
Unions Lose Tie In CMH Elections
Corry Memorial Hospital workers voted on unionization with Service Employees International Union SEIU leading the drive and Pennsylvania Nurses Association backing nurses. Ballots show 61 to 30 for hospital staff, 18 to 18 for nurses, with three contested votes unresolved and subject to NLRB decision and possible hearings.
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CMH
Corry Memorial Hospital
National Labor Relations Board
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
PNA
NLRB
Air Quality Rules Tighten Across US But Compliance Lags
The AP reports that as of midnight the air becomes effectively illegal in much of the United States under new standards. Only 89 of 247 Air Quality Control Regions meet all five anti pollutions rules set to be in place by June 1 1975. Regions failing face ongoing cleanup requirements for smoke dust sulfur dioxide and carbon emissions.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Couples charged after alleged sale of child in Beaver County
Beaver County officers say two couples faced in court for dealing in infant children after a 3 year old girl was allegedly sold for 200 and a 1965 car. The Hattons allegedly sold Mary to the Fosnaughts, who kept the child until authorities intervened. Both couples posted $2,000 bond and the girl is in juvenile custody.
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Beaver, Pa
Beaver County
Ross Keefer
John
Mary Hatton
Rochester
Mary
Earl
Rae Fosnaught
Wampum
John W Hineman
Hatton
Fosnaught
Hineman
Haltons
Keefer
EPA aims to keep deadline for air standards amid progress
Train argues clean air act milestones foster major improvements yet notes remaining work. He cites 74 million tons per year cut in smoke and dust since 1970 with 13 million still to suppress, 16 million tons saved on sulfur oxides, and car emission reductions rising from 40 to 60 percent across 1972 to 1974 models. Crain says 1975 car goals increased to 85 percent.
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EPA
Train
Congress
Crain
Imposters Crowd Up For Fake Medal Of Honor Winner
A man in Warren County posed as a Medal of Honor recipient at a Memorial Day event. VA officials confirmed he had no MOH record and noted a 20 percent medical discharge for psoriasis. In San Clemente, Rocky Perone attempted to join the Padres posing as a 21-year-old rookie, later exposing his ruse after a Florida scout and team officials watched him perform.
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Corry
Tributte
France
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Youngsville
Veterans Office
Warren County
Exserviceman
San Clemente
Calif
Rocky Perone
San Diego Padres
Perone
Padres
Mike Port
San Diego
Lisbon Falls
Fred Patek
Patek
Kansas City
California
Florida
St. Vetersburg
Jim Marshall
Florida Southern University
Florida Southern
Obcamp
R. Verone
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Marion Street
Albert Hamilton
East South Street
Clara Lewis
Henry Wienczkowski
Second Avenue
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Ruth Downey
Mott Street
B.D
Spring Creek
Barney's Firestone
Cliff Buesink
Ford Saies
Buyer's Fair
Corry Agway
Chrysler-Plymouth
Corry Stationers
Crodly
Cole's Flower Shoppe
Lorry News and Sports
Carol's Carousel
Dodd Farms
Dalry
Carndall’s Shoe
Frye’s Rexall
G.C. Murphy Co
Rice Jewelers
Boyd and Larry's
IGA
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Leo Jackman's
Leed's
Litz Locksmith and Means
Lumber
Montgomery Wards
the National Bank of Corry
Paul's Men's Wear
Red Barn
U.S. Air
Environmental Protection
Russell E. Train
Marshall
Walla Walla
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Padre
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