Nixon Aides Worry Who'll Be Ousted
KEY BISCAYNE Fla AP Two or more Cabinet posts and dozens of White House and federal jobs are in President Nixon's tentative second term shakeup plans. He will meet aides at the Florida home to map a broad reorganizing effort and seek standby resignations, with hikes in reward for campaign veterans.
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Kennedy Wallace Connally vow to push broadened party after Nixon win
Washington AP reports Sen Edward M Kennedy Gov George Wallace and Texan John Connally plan work for a broader Democratic party after Nixon's landslide. Sen Edward Brooke signals 1976 bid. Agnew not heir apparent. Democrats gain in Senate and governorships while Nixon wins 49 states. Continued on back page.
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City Police Report Highlights Last Month’s Crashes and Violations
City police recorded 17 motor vehicle accidents causing damage over 10 800 and five injuries. The department solved six of 12 larcenies and one bicycle theft. Eight drug law arrests led the board, with 20 motor vehicle violations including three drunk driving offenses. 734 red tickets issued, 501 paid, 131 yellow tickets. 444 general reports and over 77 000 miles driven across two cruisers.
Home Is Where The Crash Is Three Crashes Mar Damage Totals
Three crashes yesterday caused about 1250 dollars in damage to four cars and a mobile home, with no injuries. At 11 30 a m a tractor towing a four mobile home struck the front left fender of a car on North Center near West Smith. Driver H Robert Allison 52 of Union City said light was green when he moved around a parked truck. the tractor rig driven by Jack Burgess 46 of Erie entered from West Smith and turned left into his car. Later at 6 15 p m William Heidler 18 of Columbus lost control after hitting a water puddle on East Main near Shady Avenue and struck a utility pole. At 7 15 p m a truck backed into a car on Shady Avenue causing 200 dollars damage to the car. the truck was driven by Lynn Austin 35 of 451 Shady Avenue.
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Rizzo Sets Sights On 1974 Gov Race In Pa
Philadelphia mayor Frank L. Rizzo said he will play a major role in choosing Pennsylvania’s next governor and would consider running or backing another candidate if Gov. Milton Shapp seeks re election. Shapp avoided responding in kind and questioned the use of the term radical urging focus on policy.
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Harrisburg
Skating Out At Park Pond This Winter
Mead Park pond will not form an ice sheet this winter due to sludge buildup. City officials and the Mead Park Association discussed dredging by Corry Bog Co. and replacing dam boards, but timing and other challenges halted action. Needing a stopgap, a tennis court proposal was floated, while main skating is ruled out for the season.
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Brother Slaying Leads Aliquippa Man to Surrender
Roosevelt Edmonds of Aliquippa turned himself in after his brother Johnny Edmonds was found shot to death in Roosevelt’s Linmar Plan apartment. A 12 gauge shotgun was listed as the apparent murder weapon and police reported no stated motive.
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Corryites Enter Not Guilty Pleas
Two lorry men, Harrison H. Keppel and Carl Hillatrom, arraigned in Schuyler County Court at Watkins Glen New York, pled not guilty to charges of possession of dangerous drugs tampering with evidence and second degree assault. Cases adjourned until November 24 for motions by their attorney.
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Harrison H. Keppel
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Paving and Bridge Work Planned for Sciota Corridor
Sciota street paving and curb work are planned from East Columbus avenue to East Smith street near the sewage treatment plant to support a new Merchandise Division facility. A replacement of Hare Creek bridge on Sciola Street, a 50 foot span, could cost up to $100,000 and use federal revenue sharing funds. the bridge replacement is needed for truck access between the Merchandise and Raymond divisions and is overdue.
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City eyes holiday meter stickers to curb fines
City engineers plan holiday parking stickers to clarify when meters must be fed. Drivers face 50 cent tickets if unsure which days require payment as officials say holidays confuse both motorists and meters. In June 1972 New York plastic bottle production topped half a billion, with higher consumer use of plastics in everyday products.
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