Kissinger says no U S reassessment of PLO policy
Tehran AP dispatch reports Secretary Kissinger reaffirmed that the United States is not reevaluating its opposition to the Palestine Liberation Organization and does not expect an oil price decline or the use of food as leverage. He suggested a possible Middle East visit next week while noting no change in national policy. London AP update notes Ford broadening consultations with Britain as Annenberg departs London post.
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Tehran
Iran
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
U.S. Middle East
Washington
PLO
Kissinger
London
Ford
Britain
U.S
Walter H. Annenberg
London Post
Earl D. Sohm
State Department
Moscow
James R. Schlesinger
Watergate figure testifies on cover up and threats to self
Jeb Stuart Magruder testified that while involved in early Watergate cover up he knew senior Nixon campaign officials planned to sacrifice him to save themselves. The trial moved into its sixth week as cross examination resumes Monday amid broader political fallout.
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Washington (Ap
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
Magruder
Ford warns deficit spending could double inflation by 1976
President Ford, amid a Portland campaign swing, cautioned that deficit spending to counter a downturn could fuel inflation, potentially doubling the rate by 1976. He urged restraint and support for his economic program while outlining stops in Utah, Colorado and Kansas before returning to Washington.
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Portland
Ore
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Washington
Nelsen
Portland Trailblazers
Buffalo Braves
Urban League
Prin
Cipal
Labor Department
Salt Lake City
Grand Junction
Zolo
Wichita
Kan
Nessen
OK Of Program At UC Hospital
The regional board of Comprehensive Health Care Planning of Northwestern Pennsylvania is set to approve a 500000 safety repair project for Union City Memorial Hospital this afternoon. The plan follows earlier approval by the regional project review committee, which delayed action on a compromise plan until amendments were approved.
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Regional Board of Comprehensive Health Care Planning
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Union City Memorial Hospital
Clarion
Erie County Chp Council
CHP
State Department of Health
Delayed Halloween police call in town incidents
A stretch of mischief and theft kept police busy after a delayed Halloween. A thief stole two fender skirts and scratched a car in Venture Inn lot. An uprooted parking meter vanished on East Park Place. Dexter Grenz’s home suffered mailbox twisting, hose removal, egging and window soaping. Harlan R. Taylor, 21, 474 North Center, was arrested after a disturbance at Lorraine Hotel.
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Venture Inn
Jeffery Heacox
North Center Street
Heacox
East Park Place
Dexter Grenz
B.D. 4
Hare Creek Road
Grenz
Lorraine Hotel
Harlan R. Taylor
Area Farmers Set Cattle Slaughter Amid Protests
Crawford County farmers plan to kill 30 to 40 cattle at AMCO Packing Co in Utica New York on Monday to protest President Ford's dairy and beef import stance and parity aid. Meat will be shipped through Mennonite Central Committee to needy persons, including overseas recipients. County residents donated trucks to move cattle to the Erie County NFO collection point along Route 6N between Route 19 and Edinboro.
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Crawford County
Amco Packing Co
Utica
N.Y
Stanley Coutt
Union City
National Farmers’ Organization
New York
Pennsylvania
Gerald Ford
AMCO
Barber Center Expands To New Corry Facility
The Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Educational Center for the Exceptional Person buys 151 Maple Avenue in Corry to house its pre school and sheltered workshop programs. The move from Salvation Army Building aims to accommodate rapid growth, with Kay Simmons as pre school lead and Cindy Kowalski directing the adult workshop alongside aides.
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Gertrude A. Barber
Corry
Maple Avenue
Amy Thompson
Salvation Army
Kay Simmons
Nancy Brigham
Barber
Cindy Kowalski
Irene Kowalski
Area Man 28 Killed In Rural Crawford Crash
A 28 year old Centerville man, Clair J. Jack Shreve, died late last night when his car collided with another at an intersection of two rural Crawford County roads. Shreve died of a crushed chest and multiple injuries. The other driver, 18 year old Jerry Kalkbrenner of Centerville, was treated and released at Titusville Hospital. Two passengers also received hospital treatment: Cheryl Hanley, 4, and John Southall, 22. No stop signs at the intersection. scene involved Centerville Volunteer Fire Department and three ambulances. Damage estimated at 300 to Shreve, 500 to Kalkbrenner.
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Centerville
Crawford County
Clair J
Jack) Shreve
Wilbur C. Thomas
Shreve
Little Cooley
Jerry L. Kalkbrenner
B.D. 4
Titusville Hospital
Cheryl Hanley
B.D. 1
John Southall
R.D. 2
Shreve Auto
Kalkbrenner
City Council Prepares for Regular Session Budget and Appointments
City Council meets Monday to address the 1975 budget with Finance Director Calderone and hear from Parks Director Downey on the 500M recreation program. Streets Chief Miller will review railroad crossing letters and street topics. Mayor Kibler may name a Planning Commission appointee. Johnson discusses 1974 construction. Grice presents Erie MPO appointment downtown renewal and Municipal Authority resignation.
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Corry
Benjamin Calderone
Jack Downey
David Miller
Mary Ann Kibler
City Planning Commission
David Johnson
Robert Grice
Erie Metropolitan Planning Commission
Erie County PennDOT praised for road work surge this summer
PennDOT Erie County crews and contractors refinish 12.05 miles of surface and 226.50 miles by maintenance teams using oil and chip and hot mix methods. Projects include Route 6 Union City to Elgin and multiple streets in Erie city. Corry Beaverdam road neglected. residents push county to act.
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Journal
Erie County
Union City
Elgin
Cross Construction Co
Corry
C.P. Sapp
Laupp
Pennsylvania Federation of the American Automobile Association
Beaver Jam
West Sixth Street
Parade Street
East
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Cyprus
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U.N. General Assembly
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NATO
Bowling Green, Ohio
Richard Morrow
Bowling Green State University
Morrow
David Kennerly
Fresno
Calif
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Robert Mathias
UC Hospital
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Taylor
Barber Center
New Home
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Cape Town
South Africa
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Council
Beaverdam Road
Erie County Maintenance Division
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Peninsula Drive
New York Line
Concord
Crawford
Wilson Road
Serata Road
Beaver Center Road
Township Road
Crossingville Road
Keepville Road
North Eastborough
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Sidehill
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