Israel says five guerrillas killed on Lebanon border
AP report notes Israeli soldiers killed five Arab guerrilla infiltrators near Mt Dov on the Lebanon frontier after they tried to breach a security fence. The border clash occurred as part of ongoing tensions along the Israel Lebanon line.
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Nixon Panel Reports On Testimony Readiness
Three court appointed doctors prepared to report if Richard Nixon can testify at the Watergate cover up trial after examining him in California. The panel led by Dr. Charles A. Hufnagel said a unanimous conclusion was reached but he would not disclose details. Nixon is subpoenaed as a defense witness in the case against five former aides.
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Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Georgetown University Hospital
Eldon Hickman
Doctors say Nixon not well enough to testify at cover-up trial
A panel of doctors informed Judge Sirica Nixon cannot travel to Washington to testify or give a deposition yet. They estimate possible deposition at home by Jan 6 and potential travel by Feb 16 1975 if recovery stays on track.
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Charles A. Hufnagel
Washington
John D. Ehrlich
Not Everyone Happy This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving across the United States mixed celebration with economic strain as Salvation Army reports more free dinners and fewer donations from groups like Helping Hands in Sunnyside and Seattle's Neighbors In Need. Philadelphia and New York hosted large parades with Sesame Street additions. jurors in the Watergate trial watched games on hotel TVs during their Thanksgiving dinner. President Ford recalled his 1930 Grand Rapids South team brunch.
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Corry Elks Lodge to Hold 72nd Memorial Service
The Corry Elks Lodge will host its 72nd annual memorial service Sunday at 3 p.m. in the lodge rooms honoring deceased members. Erie County Commissioner Leo Weir will speak, with organ by Mrs. James Walters and invocation by Rev. William McIlveen of Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
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Gas Firm Seeks Rate Hike Amid Public Utility Filing
National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation seeks a 3.2 percent rate increase totaling 1.2 million dollars, raising bills for customers with specific amounts varying by rate schedules. Average non heating user would face about 1.2 cents daily, while residential heating users see roughly 5.9 cents daily. Public meetings are slated for Monday through Wednesday to discuss municipal business, housing projects, and redevelopment authorities, with attendees using the South Street entrance. The program includes a memorial and remarks by local officials and a former state police commissioner with ties to Duquesne and Erie County, along with ceremonies led by lodge officers.
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Weicker urges Dean sentence reduction for Watergate disclosures
Washington AP reports Senator Lowell P. Weicker urges a sentence reduction for former White House Counsel John W. Dean III. Weicker cites Dean’s disclosures and letters from acquaintances supporting relief, noting Dean began a 1 to 4 year term for obstruction of justice at Ft Holabird Baltimore after sentencing by Judge Sirica.
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IIT
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Alexandria, Va
Farmers Move To Protect Land and Livestock
Farmers along Lindsey Hollow road and Sparta highway bought 625 No Trespassing signs to deter deliberate damage as deer season opens. Oscar Vance said fencing costs rise with intrusions while noting a willingness to allow hunters who ask, to reduce road-hunter traffic. Police arrested two teenage girls for gasoline theft from VanTassel Farms, with a third suspect being sought and leads pursued.
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Vigorito Releases Earnings and Net Worth Figures
Prompted by The Journal during the election, Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito of Erie released earnings and net worth since first election. Figures show net worth rising from 77,272 to 253,940 as of January 1, 1974, with details on salary, assets, and taxes.
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