North Viet Leader Moves Toward Peace Talks
The White House signaled satisfaction with pace of Vietnam negotiations as Kissinger and Haig prepare further talks with North Vietnam. Le Duc Tho heads to Paris after stops in Peking and Moscow, while Hanoi signals willingness to a partial troop withdrawal. Thieu in Saigon discusses cease fire with Haig, Nixon's Camp David talks follow.
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Associated Press
White House
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Ziegler
United States
Kissinger
Hanoi Politburo
Haig
Peking
Chou Enlai
Hsinhua
Tho
Moscow
Nixon
Camp David
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Andrews Afb
U.S
Thien
Thieu
Charge Reduced in Youths Death Case
The voluntary manslaughter charge against Teddy W. Warham 18 of Bear Lake for the death of 16 year old Kevin J. Hyde of Pittsfield on November 3 was reduced to involuntary manslaughter at a preliminary hearing before district magistrate G K Lodge. The case was bound over to the Warren County grand jury, with Warham released on a $1500 bond. attorneys Joseph Massa and Paul Miller appeared for Warham and the Commonwealth respectively.
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Viwivute
Teddy W. Warham
Bear Lake
Kevin J. Hyde
Pittsfield
G.K. Lodge
Lodge
Warren County
Warham
Joseph Massa
Paul Miller
Commonwealth
Only Three Property Owners Appeal Triennial Assessments
City Council acting as the Board of Tax Revision and Appeals heard three triennial property appeals last night. Center Enterprises challenged a Corry Plaza assessment of 4366,590, citing vacancies and price, while Arthur Shamburg and Merle Dodd for Aero Realty sought reductions but received none. The board noted uniform formulas tied to comparable properties.
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Board of Tax Revision and Appeals
Center Enterprises
Corry Plaza
Route 6
Robert Spaeder
Erie
Walter Scott Jr
Pittsburgh
Spaeder
Scott
William E. Miller
West
Merle Dodd
Aero Realty
Aero-Flow Dynamics
West Main Street
Miller
Pothole Parade Protests Grow in Corry
Citizens protest PennDOT neglect of Route 426 berms and potholes. City crews filled the gully near the Erie County Plastics plant at East Main extension, costing Corry taxpayers about $100 after previously funding road maintenance. The Journal notes ongoing pothole complaints from Sciota Road to Route 62 and nearby areas.
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Corry
Erie County Plastics
East Main Street
State Department of Transportation
Journal
Eaton
Bill Eaton
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
David Johnson
Sciota Road
Croscot Road
Waterworks Hill
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Columbus Township
Wattsburg Area High School
Mercyhurst College
Car Invades Yard Strikes Auto in Two Crashes
Two crashes occurred yesterday and today injuring no one. Dennis J. Higby, 20, of Corry, was cited for reckless driving after a West Smith Street incident where his car left the road, damaged a yard, two trees, and two cars, with damages totaling $800. In a separate West Congress Street fender bender, Lee Tripp, 33, of Corry backed from a driveway and hit Sandra Lee Kennedy’s car, causing $64 in damage, while Tripp’s car sustained $5 damage. In other notes, the South African government bans The Godfather for nonwhite audiences.
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Atd
West Smith Street
Dennis J. Higby
R.D.1
Corry
West Smith
Higby
Leonard Fralick
Fralick
West Congress Street
Lee Tripp
R.D. 2
Sandra Lee Kennedy
Liberty Street
Tripp
Kennedy
Heavy Vietnam air war continues with mass strikes
U S fighter bombers and B52s struck wide areas of Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam as cease-fire talks loom. Saigon reports 32 NVA killed, 5 govt troops dead and 34 wounded. additional naval air support aided a battle near Quang Tri. Bombing north of the 20th parallel halted to aid negotiations.
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Saigon
U.S
Indochina
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Cambodia
Dmz
Quang Tri City
Hue
U.S. Navy
Quang Ri City
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Evacuations as Lake Erie winds drive flooding across Ohio
Hundreds flee flooded homes as northeast winds up to 40 mph whip Lake Erie from Huron to Monroe. Rain swells rivers and floods roads across northwest Ohio, stranding motorists. Shelters open in Toledo and Port Clinton to house families. A National Guard unit is deployed to aid Ottawa County authorities.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Huron
Monroe
Mich
Toledo
Port Clinton
National Guard
Ottawa County
CJ President L. R. Fuller Resigns
L Richard Fuller resigns after 15 years as CJ president amid cost and profit pressure. He says personal reasons and thanks employees, noting steps taken to restore profitability and growth. C Maxwell Stanley of HON Industries approves and interim leaders Stanley Howe and W F Master Jr will run operations with others continuing roles.
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L. Richard Fuller
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Fuller
HON
C. Maxwell Stanley
HON Industries
Stanley
Stanley M. Howe
Corry Jamestown
W.F. Master Jr
M.L. Pfinsgraff
And
S. Thompson
Abortion Bill Tied to Alleged Lobbying and Vote
In Harrisburg AP a Pittsburgh abortion rights group accuses an Allegheny County legislator of seeking an abortion for a constituent under a tough anti abortion bill. The bill, passed the House 157 to 34 and moves to Senate action with a vote possible Wednesday.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Eva Clare Lendhner
Senate
Clarey Jones
Abortion Law Commission
Miss Jones
Human Relations Commission
Abortion Law Group
House
Senate Rules Committee
Pennsylvania
Building trends noted as Erie County districts plan new schools
Corry Area School District heard Dr. Kenneth Franz of Intermediate Unit 5 outline shifting school layouts across 17 districts. Erie County shows active building with new high and middle schools planned or underway, including Girard, Albion, Wattsburg, General McLane, LeBoeuf and Millcreek planning to house middle grades in updated facilities.
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Corry Area
Kennethranz
Or. Franz
Warren
Crawford
Erie County
Dr. Franz
Girard
Northwestern
Albion
Wattsburg
General McLane
Edinboro
LeBoeuf
Millcreek
Dem Chairwoman Under Fire From Governors To Resign
Sen George McGovern urged delaying a decision on replacing Jean Westwood as national chairwoman amid pressure from five governors who call for her resignation McGovern, who appointed her, urged final assessment after the election and keeping party reforms. He noted Eagleton episode as a blow to the campaign and blamed a reform opposition group led by AFL CIO president Meany and adviser Barking.
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Charlotte Amalie
George McGovern
Jean Westwood
Washington
McGovern
Mrs. Westwood
Westwood
George Meany
Afl-Cio
al Barking
Eagleton
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Sargent Shriver
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South
Republic of Vietnam
Johannesburg
South Africa
L. R. Fuller
Alexander Haig
National Security
President Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Dem
National Committee
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