Search For Lost Plane Continues
Signals from an emergency locator beacon were detected by aircraft searching rugged Southeast Alaska for the missing Boeing Cessna 310 carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others. Coast Guard cautioned against optimism and noted prior false alarms while FAA officials warned against assuming the signal means the aircraft is found.
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Juneau
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Coast Guard
Federal Aviation Administration
Cmdr
Paul Breed
Anchorage
Two Men Convicted in Illegal Game Possession Case
City police and Game Protector investigators traced an illegal game incident behind North Center street stores. Dana Scouten and Officer Paul Goodman discovered blood and deer hair on a car, leading to Thomas A. Jackson and John H. Miles. They found deer quarters and a pheasant in an apartment and car. Both pled guilty to possession of game out of season and each paid 136 dollars.
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Corry m
Thomas A. Jackson
John H. Miles
Union City
George Gibson
Porter Auer
Gibson
Jackson
Miles
Corry
Meals Funds Hiked for Erie County Expansion
Greater Erie Community Action Committee Director R. Ben Wiley said an expansion of the Meals on Wheels program for elderly rural residents from 75 to more than 200 meals daily is being sought. The total program costs are $55,829 with $25,000 from the county and another $25,000 for two mural programs under review during 1973 budget deliberations.
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Erie County Conmusswuci
Greater Erie Community Action Committee
R. Ben Wiley
Corry
GECAC
Wiley
Kissinger Arrives For Saigon Talks
Kissinger arrived in Saigon to join US and South Vietnamese officials in a major review of Vietnam’s military and political situation and peace negotiations in Paris. He trekked from Paris after secret talks with the North Vietnamese, his 20th such trip. Accompanying him were Sullivan and NSC aides as Abrams and Weyand led the military briefing.
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Joi US
Vietnam
Paris
Kissinger
William Sullivan
Pacific
National Security Council
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton W. Abrams
Army
Frederick C. Weyand
Nguyen Phu Duc
Nguyen van Thien
Tran Kim Phuong
Washington
Bunker
Abrams
Corry Health Official Seeks Delay In Area Medical School
C Conrad Monroe of Corry, head of the Comprehensive Health Planning Council, urged delaying a regional medical school until his council finishes a seven month study on medical coverage across 13 counties. He noted a 1 to 3,492 doctor-patient ratio in Clarion County vs state average 1 to 1,113, blaming rural physicians leaving for cities. Erie Post-Graduate Medical Institute leader James Walker supported a local medical school to aid continuing education, while Gannon College’s Joseph Scottino proposed a nonprofit, state-aided model with a $500,000 endowment and use of existing hospital facilities. Hearings continue.
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Erie (Ap
C. Conrad Monroe
Corry
Comprehensive Health Planning Council of
Pennsylvania
Monroe
Clarion County
Council
James Walker
Presi
Scattino
Park promises presidential election if new constitution passes
President Park Chung-hee, ruling under martial law, pledges a presidential vote this year if voters approve his planned constitution. He will announce changes on Oct. 27 and stage a referendum a month later. US expresses displeasure at Park’s martial law return.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Park
Tion
Nixon vetoes $24.6 billion clean water bill in budget clash
President Nixon vetoes a $24.6 billion three year clean water plan over cost concerns, Senate votes 51 to 12 to override, with House decision pending. The measure would fund municipal treatment plants and tighten industrial waste controls to curb water pollution by 1985.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
White House
John Ehrlichman
Caspar W. Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Ehrlichman
Airport Road Sewer Project Urged As City Plans 1973 program
City officials weigh sewering Airport road amid health department septic mandates and rising construction costs. Plans also cover Mead Avenue to Route 6 bypass with Bear Creek interceptor link. Johnson cites fund limits and possible use of federal revenue sharing. Council approves including all outlined projects.
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Airport Road
Donald Olson
Wayne Street
Erie County Health Department
Olson
Airport
David Johnson
Johnson
Chesnut Street
Housing Authority
Corry Area
Mead Avenue
Ust
Irving Street
Route 6
Bear Creek
Benjamin Calderone
Second Snowfall Hits Corry Roofs and Ground
Corry recorded the year s second snowfall with a trace noted by Mrs Richard Mountain the local weather watcher. State Police at the Corry substation logged about 30 minutes of snow flurries last night and the snow melted away with sunrise today. Separately a federal grand jury in Hammond began a probe into illegal drug traffic in the Gary Hammond region.
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Corry
Richard Mountain Corry
Gary
Ind
Hammond
Gary- Hammond
Hearing Set Over Penelec Rate Hike by PUC
The Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission will hear 65 municipalities businesses individuals and school districts challenge a proposed 23 percent Penelec rate increase. The November 2 and 3 hearing will decide if the hike is justified as energy demand rises or excessive and unlawful. Attorney John Fullerton represents most complainants led by National Forge of Warren with Corry and Erie area communities among those filing objections.
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Pennsylvania Public Utilities
Pennsylvania Electric Companies
Penelee
John Fullerton
National Forge of
Warren
City of
Corry
Sister Siblings’ World Series Fight Turns Fatal Stabbing
In Rochester, 11 year old Ronald Stodghill died after a fight with his sister Sheila, 18, over listening to the World Series on a family radio. Police say a steak knife caused the chest wound and Sheila was charged with manslaughter. The Oakland game was postponed by bad weather.
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Rochester
N.Y
Ronald Stodghill
Sheila
Oakland
Crash Victim Spends Cold Night After Turner Hill Crash
Thomas Morton, 23, of R D 1 Colum bus, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after spending the night in his wrecked car on Turner Hill road. He was found near a farm home and rushed by ambulance. facial lacerations and head injuries were reported, Morton recalled little of the crash and the car valued at $600 was a total loss.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Turner Hill Road
Thomas Morton
R.D. 1
Columbus
Corry
Turner Hill
Morton
John Wawrejko
Wawrejko
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