Kim Dae-jung barred from US visit over election charges
Former opposition leader Kim Dae-jung, 48, faces election law violations and will not be allowed to visit the United States after applying for a passport to pursue a Harvard fellowship and medical treatment. Foreign Minister Kim Dong-jo confirms. In Saigon, Airman J C Ho Vuong Tuan publicly protests President Thieu outside the National Assembly, wearing a sign declaring lack of confidence.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Dae-jung
United States
Kim Dong-jo
Kim
Harvard
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Vang Thieu
National Assembly
J.C. Ho Vuong Tuan
Thieu
Mitchell Alimony Granted In New York Case
Martha Mitchell wins temporary alimony of 1000 dollars a week from John N. Mitchell after court lowers the figure to reflect her income. Justice Mantel Goez also cuts her lawyers fees to 3500 dollars. The weekly income after expenses is 2744.40 dollars. The decision comes as part of ongoing divorce proceedings.
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New York
Martha Mitchell
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
State Supreme Court
Mantel Goez
Mitchell
State endorsements and campaign tours shape PA politics
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette endorses Senator Richard Schweiker for re election while criticizing Mayor Peter Flaherty. Gov Shipp and Flaherty campaign by rail through Eastern Pennsylvania amid rain. Drew Lewis backs 25 to 33 percent cuts in the state legislature but warns staffing increases would offset savings. ALCOA reports earnings up over 80 percent for Q3 and the first nine months of 1974.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Today
Richard
Schweiker
R-Pa
Morning Daily
Peter Flaherty
Scranton
Shipp
Senate
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Drew Lewis
State House
Lewis
Philadelphia
Aluminum Company of America
Sparta and Bear Lake miss federal revenue checks
Sparta Township in Crawford County and Bear Lake Borough in Warren County are among 115 municipalities that have failed to receive federal revenue sharing checks due to what the government calls improper application. Sparta expected 1577 dollars, Bear Lake 461 dollars, with delays blamed on late or misdirected submissions and form errors. The program began Oct 1972, aiming to let local officials decide spending.
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Sparta Township
Crawford County
Bear Lake Borough
Warren County
Sparta
Bear Lake
Grace Rose
Office of Revenue Sharing
Haskins
Congress
Corry hospital trustees study area health advisory panel
Corry Memorial Hospital trustees discussed forming an area health care advisory committee at last night's meeting. No steps were taken yet as planning continues, with a proposed 17 to 18 mile circular region around Corry including parts of New York state and nearby counties. The panel would study health care needs and guide services beyond hospital programs, with future meetings planned.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
New York State
Warren County
Crawford County
Erie County
Newal Committee
Sound Off Tonight invites pet peeves to be aired
Readers may phone The Journal at 665-8291 to vent opinions on issues and problems they want addressed. The feature runs tonight between 6 and 9 p.m. calling to submit concerns for the body responsible for solutions.
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Journal
Union City voters may weigh two mill museum tax plan
Union City Borough may vote in November on a two mill tax increase to fund the local historical museum. Borough solicitor Daniel Kuhn told Erie County’s solicitor Peter Schaaf the vote would gauge voter sentiment, not a referendum, after a prior ballot denial. The council says the hike is needed to keep the museum open and would pay up to $100 to place the question on the ballot.
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Union City
Daniel Kuhn
Erie County
Peter Schaaf
Sehdaf
Schaaf
Kuhn
Defense Lawyers Argue Use Of Tape Recording
Watergate coverup trial moved to audio evidence debate as John W. Dean III testified while Haldeman’s lawyer challenged the tapes’ admissibility. Judge Sirica limited line by line relevancy objections and considered a medical exam for Nixon before any further testimony.
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Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Richard M. Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
John J. Wilson
Haldeman
Wilson
U.S
John J. Siriea
Sirica
Federal
Democratic
Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
House Judiciary Committee
Liddy
John D. Ehrlichman
California
Ford vetoes Turkey weapons aid cutoff bill
President Ford vetoed a congressional attempt to cut off weapons aid to Turkey. The House failed to override, with Sen. Eagleton calling the veto an endorsement of using U.S. arms in Cyprus. Congress had suspended aid to Turkey with dates tied to further arms shipments.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Turkey
House
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Agriculture
Labor and Health
White House
Ron Nessen
U.S
Cyprus
Nessen
Thiea First Hill
Federal EFMS Aid Rolls Out in Erie County Monday
A new federally funded Emergency Food and Medical Services program will start in Erie County, run by GECAC. Steve Quinn will lead EFMS from the Senior Citizens Center and serve Wattsburg, Waterford, North East, and Union City areas, offering on the spot food or medical vouchers and counseling to residents facing emergencies. Funds come from the federal Office of Economic Opportunity and are administered locally by GECAC. for details call 454-4581.
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Erie County
Greater Erie
Qulinn
GECAC
EFMS
Quinn
WEMS
Federal
Office of Economic Opportunity
Erie
Rockefeller's Wife Undergoes Breast Cancer Surgery
Vice President designate Nelson A Rockefeller announced that his wife Happy is undergoing a radical mastectomy in left breast at Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital starting at 830 a.m. He thanked doctors and praised the country's medical care after a week since Betty Ford's mastectomy.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital
Pir
Rockefeller
Manhattan
Ty Ford
Two Fair After Rogers Plant Mishap
Two Rogers Structural Steel Co. employees remain in fair condition after a beam bent while loading steel joists, crushing them at the Rogers plant. Charles Wesoleski of 517 South Center St. Erie hospital treated for a fractured hip internal injuries and abrasions. W R Rogers of 50 Snyder Circle Corry hospital treated for concussion a fractured hip and abrasions. First aid was given at the plant by Gordon Toven. Officials say details are still under investigation.
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Rogers Structural Steel Co
Corry
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charles Wesoleski
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
W.R. Rogers
Snyder Circle
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