Nixon Huddles On Tapes At Key Biscayne Weekend
President Nixon arrived in Key Biscayne with White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt and aides Alexander Haig Ronald Ziegler and Patrick Buchanan to discuss Watergate tapes and Agnew issues. Buzhardt and Buchanan may assist on legal strategy as prosecutors press bribery charges against Agnew. Nixon signs stopgap funding through October.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
J. Fred Buzhardt
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Patrick Buchanan
Buzhardt
Justice Department
Agnew
Baltimore
Bryce N. Harlow
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Buchanan
Ziegler
Washington
Three Crashes Prompt City and State Police
Corry troopers investigated two crashes within ten minutes in rural areas near here last night, and city police handled a third at 6:40 a.m. today. Robert Bugbee, 19, and Jeffrey Keppel, 19, were treated for minor injuries after their cars rolled onto roofs on Route 426 and Sciota road, both near Corry. A separate collision at East Smith and Wayne streets caused 1400 dollars in damage when Douglas Higby and John Steiner failed to stop at a stop sign.
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Corry
Here
Route 426
Robert W. Bugbee
R.D.2
Bugbee
West Berm
Corry Ambulance Service
East Smith
Wayne
Douglas M. Higby
East Irving Street
Higby
John W. Steiner
East Congress Street
Steiner
Sparta Parents Plan Youth Center After School Closure
Sparta area parents meet at the fire hall next Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss creating a youth center to replace the eliminated high school. Proceeds from the former youth center sale partly funded the fire department, and remaining treasury funds may help start the project. All parents with school age children are urged to attend as the plan moves toward the Corry Area School District board.
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Sparta
Fire Department
Corry Area
Board of Education
Shapp OKs Jump In Snowmobile Fee
Gov. Shapp signed legislation raising snowmobile registration from five to ten dollars. The two year renewal remains, and an annual dealer registration fee of twenty five dollars was created.
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Shapp
Harrisburg
Food Prices To Stay Up Says Stein
President Nixon's chief economist Dr. Herbert Stein warned that food prices will rise sharply, about 10 percent over six months, before leveling off. He noted supplies lag behind demand and incomes, with possible declines by year end 1974, though he remains cautious.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Stein
Ball Park
Congress
Subpoenas Served On Newsmen In Agnew Probe
Agnew lawyers subpoena reporters from Washington Star-News Washington Post New York Times and New York Daily News and Time Magazine to produce records of conversations with sources about the kickback inquiry. Judah Best refused comment as Judge Hoffman empowered the legal team to investigate leaks with full subpoena authority.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Washington Star-News
Washington Post
New York Times
New York Daily News
Time Magazine
Maryland
Judah Best
Best
U.S
Walter E. Hoffman
Girl, 17, Purposely Hit By Auto
A 17 year old Oil City girl was deliberately struck by a car at about 8 25 am on Wednesday after four men in their early twenties tried to persuade her to get into their vehicle. She was hit on the left hip as she crossed the street, thrown to the pavement, but did not require treatment. The assailants left laughing in the old black vehicle.
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Oil City
Boston Swirl of Slayings Spurs Fear and Race Tensions
In Boston a 94-year-old woman died after being doused with gasoline and set afire. A 65-year-old fisherman was killed by a mob of 30 to 40 black youths. Extra police patrolled Dorchester as two schools reopened amid threats. Police stayed distant from campuses while clashes occurred near a subway station. City and state officials held meetings to address the volatile situation. Attendance at McCormack Junior High was about normal. Dover Elementary saw parental fears rise amid concerns over racism.
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Boston
Dorchester
McCormack
James D. Supple
Dover
Paul R
68 Cent Bill Recovers Funds From New York Hotels
A 68 cent charge found on hotel bills led to $539000 refunded to guests and $237205 turned over to unclaimed property after investigations against 18 major hotels in New York. The probe identified labels like mise and sundries for services such as message taking. Claims should contact Irving Berlin at the New York City office in World Trade Center.
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Albany
Buffalo
New York City
Skowite
Lefkowitz
Irving Berlin
No. 2 World Trade Center
Unemployment Rate Holds as Teens Keep Jobs in September
The U S unemployment rate stayed at 4 percent for September with teenagers choosing to stay in work. Seasonal adjustments show a 700000 rise in employment and a 750100 rise in the labor force. Black unemployment held at 9.4 percent, veteran rates improved, and average hourly earnings rose six cents to 93 97.
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Washington
Labor Department
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Keppel
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Sparta Parents Map Center
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The
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Times
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Benjamin C. Bradlee
Post
William Sherman
Robert Walters
Ronald Sarro
David Kraslow
Star-News
Walters and Sarro
Columbia Point
Roxbury
New York
Waldorf Astoria
Hilton
Statler Hilton
Tarrytown
Essex House
Americana
Summit
Warwick
Regency
Midtown
Motor Inn
Howard Johnson Motor Inn
Darke
St. Regis
Sheraton Russell
LaGuardia
Sheraton
Sheraton Motor Inn
Tarrytown Hilton
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