Shapp To Act On Abortion Issue in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP report states Governor Shapp will decide this week on a bill allowing abortions only if a three-doctor panel rules the mother's life would be endangered. Shapp has criticized the bill but offered no clear position on veto signing or letting it become law without his signature.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Martin Mullen
D-Phila
Mullen
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Robert S. Sanford
U.S. Supreme Court
TIP calls continue to come in and public reaction grows
City TIP program overseen by Councilman Grice draws applause and criticism as calls pour in. Police detach identifying data before investigation, about ten cases active including a juvenile reprimand. Lawmakers clash over abortion bill with Mullen vowing to fight Shapp's veto. Brussels note: EU Commission urges Belgium to speed office space for 900 staff as bloc expands.
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Robert Grice
Grice
Brussels
European Common Market Commission
Day Care Center in Corry Awaits Federal Funds
The Corry Day Care Center in the Salvation Army building awaits Washington’s allocation to Pennsylvania. Governor Milton Shapp would sign contracts for day care and other social programs once funds arrive, enabling Corry and Erie County centers to open. GECAC reports ongoing delays as Harrisburg and D.C. hold funding.
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Corry
Salvation Army
Greater
Witho
Washington
GECAC
Harrisburg
Richard Brodie
Tiny Mac
Corry Center
Washington and
Annexation Still Bounces Around Courts
Erie County court Judge Lindley McClelland has called for briefs on the public interest issue in the proposed annexation of part of Wayne Township. Attorneys for the city and township continue hearings as the case bounces through county and state courts, with a potential move to the Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg.
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Wayne Township
Erie
Lindley McClelland
McClelland
New Commonwealth Court
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Corry
Sdmit
South Center Street
Douglas Rozelle
Senators Privileges List Reveals Handbook Details
A Congressional Operations handbook lists allowances and emoluments for U.S. senators, including wallet-sized electrocardiograms, free ice, and Library of Congress speechwriting services. It notes group life insurance, staff costs, and office sizes vary by state population, with California and New York receiving the largest staff allotments.
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Washington
Library of Press
Botanic Gardens
National Gallery of Art
U.S
Joint Committee On Congressional Operations
House m
California
New York
Nixon Kissinger to Meet Ahead of Vietnam Ceasefire Talks
President Nixon plans a third meeting with Henry Kissinger at Camp David amid signs of a possible US stance shift in the Paris peace talks with North Vietnam. The talks paused Saturday and are set to resume December 4, while Thieu’s adviser Duc heads to Washington for ceasefire discussions.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Henry
A. Kissinger
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York City
Kissinger
Paris
Camp David
Henry A. Kissinger
Maryland
Ay Administration
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Tokyo
Nhan Dani
Washington
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Thien
Bunker
Thieu
Nguyen Phu Duc
New York
le Duc Tho
Time Magazine
Harvard
Tho
Time
Hanoi
Fighting Rages as Bombers Hammer North Vietnam
Heavy fighting raged below the demilitarized zone as U S B52 bombers continued attacks on North Vietnam. In Quang Tri Province South Vietnamese Marines and paratroopers faced heavy shell and gunfire with casualties reported on both sides.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Barthelemy Pass
Plain of Jars
Laos
Hanoi
U.S
Plain of Fats
Dmz
U.S. Command
Panhandle
Haiphong
Hanoi-Haiphong
Weekend Crashes Shut Power in Union City Area
Weekend traffic incidents in the Corry region left a Butler man dead and several travelers injured. A hit and run near the New York line led to the suspect’s capture by Corry State Police. The power and cable TV outage affected a large portion of Union City Borough.
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Corry
Union City
New York-Pennsylvania
Corry-Clymer Road
Peter Dakoutis
Ashville
N.Y
Dakoutis
Linda Kingsley
Erie
Kingsley
Anin
New Zealand May Pull Out Of SEATO
Prime Minister-elect Norman Kirk says New Zealand will exit SEATO, calling the alliance ineffective as the Nixon Doctrine reduces US involvement. He notes Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia seek closer ties, leaving only four active members if Australia also leaves and France remains inactive.
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New Zealand
Seato
Wellington
Norman Eric Kirk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Kirk
United States
Indonesia
Singapore
Malaysia
Eight-Nation Alliance
Pakistan
Australia
Labor Party
France
Kidnapper Killed in Corona Police Shootout
Corona authorities killed Richard Lee Driskill a 22 year old kidnapper, while he held Debbie Brazil in a locked car. A Corona police sharpshooter fired and the kidnapper died as officers smashed windows to free the unharmed victim.
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Corona
Calif
Richard Lee Driskill
Driskill
Debbie Brazil
Hughson
Hunter Dies After Deer Kill Near Spring Creek Camp
Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Company responded to a hunting camp on Bush Road near Spring Creek to aid a stricken hunter. The incident was under investigation at press time. The hunter killed a deer and was found dead at the camp shortly after. No further details were available.
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Spring Creek
Hunter
Bush Road
Journal
Aunter
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Titusville Hospital
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