Corry race sees write ins amid election tease
In Corry Erie County voters face a ho hum label despite mayoral and council contests. Dr Mary Ann Kibler challenges Mayor Edward Zarger with write in campaigns by Raymond Morris for school board and Betty Prather for city council. A commissioners led mixup spurred talk of a small boo boo.
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Erie County
Mary Ann Kibler
Edward Zarger
Kibler
Republican Arty
Raymond Morris
Board of Education
Betty Prather
Morris
Benjamin Calderone
David Miller
Robert Kubiak
GOP
Kubiak
Eugene Stoddard
County Board of Elections
Stoddard
Calderone
Zarger
Laurance Barton
UAW
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Corry Area High School
Sparkettes
McEldowney
Nixon names Saxbe and Jaworski to posts
President Nixon announced William Saxbe as attorney general and Leon Jaworski as Watergate special prosecutor with independence and safeguards. He vowed to seek congressional consensus before firing Jaworski and promised full cooperation from the executive branch.
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Watergate
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White House
Ohio
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Cox
Atty
Robert Bork
Bork
Ground beef contamination flagged by national consumer mag
Media and Consumer magazine reports spot checks in Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Boston Louisville St Petersburg and Dayton found E coli in six of seven cities on October packages from two large chains. Boston not tested. Contamination linked to sewer leaks unwashed hands or slaughtering practices. In Dayton Louisville Philadelphia and St Petersburg 44 percent of samples exceeded 1 organism per gram under Oregon law. A separate crash on Route 89 near Wattsburg injures none as five youths escape. Driver Clarence B. Ames 16 of Townville. Vehicle a 1966 model with $400 damage.
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Corry
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Townville
Ames
Kidnaper Held Over After Erie Escape in Jamestown
A former Corry man, Harry J. Bemis, 29, held up a gas station owner in Jamestown after escaping Erie jail. He faces preliminary hearings in Jamestown on charges including prison breach, parole violation, burglary, and abduction. The victim, John McMahon, 59, was dropped in a swamp and later found. Bemis surrendered to Jamestown officers without bond.
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Corry
Jamestown
N.Y
Erie
Erie County
Harry J. Bemis
Corry and
Clymer
Bemis
Timothy Gill
Richard Ockerland
Chautauqua County
White House claims tapes incomplete in Dean conversation
The White House urged Judge Sirica to hire electronic experts to verify the six hour Nixon Dean tape allegedly ran out before their vital conversation. Officials say earlier recordings may have been affected by an automatic switch to a back up recorder. Buzhardt and Veniste pressed for proof tapes are intact and unaltered while Secret Service technicians prepared to testify.
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Washington
White House
John J. Sirica
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
J. Fred Buzhardt
U.S. District Court
Sirica
Richard Ben Veniste
Watergate Prosecution Force
Buzhardt
John N. Mitchell
Secret Service
Raymond C. Zumwalt
Gerald L. Warren
Atty. Gem
John N.mitchell
Nixon Meir Fahmy Meet in Capital Also Press for Separate Support
In Washington Nixon hosts Golda Meir and Ismail Fahmy separately as they press for their own aims in the Middle East. Meir seeks clarifications from Kissinger and the President. Fahmy reports Israeli aid to the encircled Egyptian 3rd Army and a relief convoy on the Suez Canal.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Golda Meir
Ismail Fahmy
Henry A Kissinger
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
East Bank
Ford May Be Go-Between For Congress
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford presented himself as a conciliator between the White House and Congress as hearings opened on his nomination. Senate Rules Committee members noted Ford's selection could be as significant as choosing a president, with remarks stressing his potential long-term impact.
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Ford
Congress
Michigan
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Nixon
Spire T. Agnew
Cannon
United States
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gerald Ford
If You See A Hawk Call Its Owner
A photo on Fifth Street shows Richard Hornick’s training red tailed hawk perched on a utility pole. Hornick plans to locate the bird within days as it returns to his glove, after which it likely reverts to the wild. The hawk has a four foot wingspan and may be spotted by locals. Anyone seeing it can call Hornick or Pell.
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Fifth Street
Corryman
Richard Hornick
East South Street
Hornick
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