World In Brief Summary From Global Dispatches
AP reports U S airmen in Thailand under threat of delayed troop withdrawals amid Indochina uncertainty. In Italy J Paul Getty III appeals to family to pay ransom or face death. In Taiwan Chiang Kai-shek again misses Republic Day rally. Chiang Ching-kuo present as 250000 people drenched at a 20 minute rally. Guatemala opposition forms coalition to challenge Arana Osorio in March vote. candidate Laugerud Garcia, former defense minister, leads.
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Bangkok
Shuthind
Premen Thanom Kittika Chorn
United States
Thailand
Indochina
U.S
Whatland
Romie
Italy
J. Paul
Jelry III
Taipel
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Chiang Cing-kuo
Guatemala City
Carlos Arana Osorio
Krel Eugenio Laugerud Garcia
Church expands funding for black empowerment programs
The Episcopal Church approved a 1974 budget of 650000 for self empowerment projects among blacks and 250000 for ministry among black Episcopalians, up from 1973’s 1 million for empowerment. The move was adopted at the denomination's governing convention in New Orleans.
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Louisville, Ky
Episcopal Church
Helicopter Crash Kills Obid Man in NEMACOLIN Dock
A helicopter crash at a Monongahela River coal dock in NEMACOLIN, PA, leaves one man dead and two injured. Pittsburgh reports note teachers in West Mifflin will appeal a court order to return to work. A federal judge orders Welfare Department to cover abortion costs for public assistance recipients in Allegheny County as a grand jury probes county tax affairs. Drs Ally and Robert Duggan are subpoenaed to testify next week.
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Nemacolin
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
West Mifflin
State Welfare Department
Allegheny County
Robert Duggan
Three Crashes Cause Four Thousand Dollars In Damages
City and state police investigated three crashes yielding damages over 4000 dollars. Two Erie residents, Mr and Mrs David Hulick, were hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a one vehicle wreck near Columbus in fog on Route 6 east of town. An Ohio truck driver and two other motorists collided at Routes 6 and 19, with damage totals around 600 dollars. In Erie, a two car crash on North Center street caused about 1400 dollars in damage. Larry Walters was charged with driving too fast for conditions after slamming into Mrs Miller as she turned left.
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Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
David Hulick
Hulick
Columbus Volunteer Firemen
Hulicks
Corry Ambulance Service
Ohio
North Center Street
David E. Miller
Miller
Larry B. Walters
R.D. 1
Walters
Rebozo Confirms He Received Hughes Payments
President Nixon ally Charles G. Rebozo confirmed receiving two secret 50000 payments from Howard Hughes totaling 100000. Senate Watergate committee sources seek to determine if the funds were tied to a federal antitrust ruling aiding Hughes expansion in Las Vegas Nevada. A committee member urged calling Rebozo and Hughes to testify publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Charles G
Rebe
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
Hughes
Las Vegas
Nev
Committee
Richard Danner
Chester Davis
Davis
Robert A. Mabel
California
Maheu
Reboza
Lowell P. Weiker
Ronn
Los Angeles
Dick Hannah
Buckley
Corryit faces added charge in marijuana case
An extra count emerges as Carl A Hillstrom 24 of 31 East Smith Street is charged with possession of marijuana after police searched his car. Hillstrom with 23 year old Mark Johns and 24 year old Thomas A Minor, both of Wattsburg RD 2, were arraigned on resisting arrest drunkenness and obstructing officers. Auer granted search warrants to examine cars used the night of the donnybrook. The Wattsburg trio were freed on bond while Hillstrom posted 1000 dollars. The article also covers a congressional investigation into campaign money and espionage.
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Carl A Hillstrom
East Smith Street
Millstrom
Mark Johns
Thomas A. Minor
R.D. 2
Wattsburg
Porter Auer
Auer
Donnybrook
Hillstrom
Board OKs Teacher Trips To Clinics
Corry Area School District Board approves professional trips for at least 10 teachers with costs not exceeding 125 dollars each. Attendees include David Mitchell to the Pennsylvania Learning Resources Association Convention in Lancaster. Max Bennink to Gan National Teachers conference. Robert Lindsey to a wrestling clinic at Clarion State College. Cheryl Wilson to a girls basketball coaches program at Penn State McKeesport. Arlene Elsen Jean Johnson and Ida Belle Anthony to observe a kindergarten teacher in Ohio. Joy Hanley to a national girls basketball convention in Erie. Edward Partch and an assistant to a basketball clinic at Clarion State College.
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Corry Area
Board of Education
David Mitchell
Pennsylvania Learning Resources Association
Lancaster
Max Bennink
Gan National
Association of Iology, Logy
Louis
Robert Lindsey
Clarion State College
Cheryl Wilson
Pennsylvania State University
McKeesport
Arlene Elsen
Jean Johnson
Ida Belle Anthony
Ohio
Joy Hanley
Erie
Advisors Named For CAHS Groups
The Corry Area School District Board approved three supplemental contracts for teachers. Joel W. Headley became assistant editor of The Beaver at $125. Robert A. Benson was named stage crew advisor at $350. Eileen B. Brant was named junior high cheerleaders advisor at $125.
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Corry Area School
Board of Education
The
Beaver
Joel W. Headley
Robert A. Benson
Eileen B. Brant
Parents Find Pot In Youths Room
Corry state police will charge a Titusville juvenile with possession of marijuana after parents found about half a pound in the youth's bedroom. The youth’s name remains withheld due to age as a juvenile petition is planned. Washington AP says a federal grand jury subpoenaed records on a $190,000 suburban Maryland home sale to Vice President Spiro T. Agnew in a probe of alleged contractor kickbacks.
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New Orleans
Byron de la Beckwith
Beckwith
Greenwood
Miss
Medgar Evers
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
New York Building Congress
Agnew
Grand Jury
Baltimore
Titusville
Corry
Washington
Maryland
Federal Grand Jury
Iraq Joins War as Israeli Air Strikes Hit Damascus and Ports
Israel claimed its planes attacked Damascus airport and targets in Syria and Egypt while Iraq announced its air and ground forces were joining the conflict. Damascus denied civilian damage as clashes swirled over the Golan Heights and Sinai. Syrian ports Latakia Tartus and the Homs refinery faced strikes, and Beirut reports 18,000 Iraqi troops with 100 tanks may back Egypt and Syria.
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Srael
Damascus
Iraq
Middle East
Syria
Homs
Mediterranean
Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Israel
Defense Ministry
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Beirut
An Nahar
Sinai
Minat el-Bayda
Latakia
Tartus
United Nations Adjourns As Peace Hopes Fade At UN
The Security Council adjourned its Arab-Israeli war debate with no cease-fire plan in sight. The Soviet Union boycotted part of the session while Israel blamed Moscow for violence. Diplomats expect no new resolution until one side shows clear gains or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Soviet Union
Israel
Moscow
Council
United States
Jacob A. Malik
U.N
Malik
Drop Charge In Zoning Violation
Donald McCray owner of McCray Aluminum Co in Union City faced zoning charges for outside storage. At a hearing before District Justice Mary Jane Fuller the charge was dropped after he agreed to clean the area and fence and move aluminum scrap inside. He received two weeks and paid $11 in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Fuller
Union City
Donald McCray
McCray Aluminum Co
West Smith Street
McCray
City Board of Adjustment
Seven Corry Area girls vie for Homecoming queen
Seven CAHS girls compete for the Homecoming queen title at Corry Friday night. The winner will be crowned at halftime of the Corry vs Warren football game at Howard J. Sheen Field. The candidates shown left to right are Kris Firth Cyndi Boldt Chris Martin Anne Morton Maryse Krupa Margaret Lewis and Carla Forno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
CAHS
Howard J. Sheen
Corry-Warren
Kris Firth
Cyndi Boldt
Chris Martin
Anne Morton
Maryse Krupa
Margaret Lewis
Carla Forno
McEldowney
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FBI
Fat Jack
Edmund S. Muskie
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Edward Partch
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