Nader Profiles Pennsylvania Lawmakers Faces Critics
Philadelphia AP report details Ralph Nader profiles of Pennsylvania congressmen, praising some for service while sparking criticism for bias and alleged inaccuracies. Vigorito is described as persistent but not dynamic, with district voters unsure of his issue positions amid campaign contributions and rural electrification funding debates.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Davey Crockett
Vigorito
Action Committee For
Philadelphia
Ralph Nader
Nader
Congress
Revenue Sharing Signed in Philadelphia by Nixon
President Nixon travels to Philadelphia to sign a 30.2 billion revenue sharing bill as part of the new federalism plan. The law will dispatch up to 6.4 billion annually to states and localities for welfare, safety, transit, health, and environmental cleanup with 5.3 billion allocated for 1972. Checks retroactive for six months will reach about 38,000 localities in early December. In a separate note, John Weber of Findley Lake mournfully notes a milk-truck crash near Concord Township with extensive damage but no injuries.
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Washington
Nixon
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury Department
John Weber
Findley Lake
Weber
Summitt Road
Concord ‘Township
Tops
Corry
Enemy Tightens Ring of Saigon
South Vietnamese forces skirmished as enemy units infiltrated the Saigon defensive belt while rangers fell back before a counterattack in Quang Ngai province. Communist troops were driven from a riverside hamlet 18 miles north of Saigon. about 300 enemy soldiers remained hidden around Bung town in lush farms and banana groves.
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Saigon
S ‘Quang Ngai
Bung
Bung Cau
Quang Ngai
Ba To
Gae
No Injuries In Four Area Accidents
State Police at the Corry substation report four area accidents with no injuries. Incidents include a Route 6 collision east of Corry involving Sylvia LaPorte and Gary Nolf, a windshield damage from a passing truck, and a Route 97 two-car crash near Union City. Damages ranged from $50 to $650. Fragments then shift to a Vietnam war dispatch with B52 bombers, rocket attacks near Saigon, and Ranger actions in Quang Ngai, noting 2 militiamen killed and several wounded.
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Corry
Route
Sylvia M. LaPorte
Warren
Gary Nolf
R.D. 1
Fairmont City
Clair H. Fiebelkorn
Little Valley
N.Y
Raymond Elder
R.D. 3
Elder
French Aide Dies Hurt By U S Bomb In Hanoi
A preliminary U S investigation attributes the Hanoi attack on October 11 to a stray American bomb rather than a North Vietnamese antiaircraft missile. Pierre Susini, head of the mission, died of burns in Paris. Five mission employees were killed. Pilots on the carrier Midway and reports suggest a hung bomb caused the malfunction.
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Saigun
U.S
Hanoi
Pierre Susini
Paris
Midway
Boggs Family Returns To DC As Alaska Search Extends
In Anchorage the hunt for missing light plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others entered a fourth day. Rescue crews held hope of finding all alive as data from infrared sensors and Beale Air Force Base processed. The missing party included Rep. Nick Begich and aide Russell Brown. the plane vanished on a 500 mile flight from Anchorage to Juneau. Weather improved briefly but rain and fog were forecast. over 70 planes scoured the route between Anchorage and Juneau as rescue teams pressed the search. Corinne Boggs and family planned to return to Washington, D.C., as questions arose about emergency locator beacons on board.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Corinne Boggs
D.C
Forge
Beale Air Force Base
Califf
Boggs
Juneau
Nick Begich
D. Russell Brown
Begich
Don E. Jonz
Fairbanks
Portage Pass
Here
William Moore
National Transportation Safety Board
Pan-Alaska Airways
Jonz
Moore
FAA
Kissinger Thieu hold talks on possible partial cease-fire
In Saigon Kissinger and Thieu conferred about four hours amid reports of a partial cease-fire proposal. The discussions marked a third meeting in two days with U.S. officials Bunker Whitehouse and Abrams present. Aimed at a goodwill gesture, the plan would address bombing, mining and prisoner exchange while Thieu resists a coalition that includes Communists.
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Nguyen van Thien
Nixon
Kissinger
Thieu
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Charles S. Whitehouse
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S. Army Chief of Staff
South Vietnamese Information Ministry
Corry Area Schools Set Open House Week In Education Week
By proclamation of the President American Education Week will be celebrated nationwide next week with Corry Area School District open houses at all schools. Superintendent Ray Elsen said the district will highlight the education story as the Board of Education and the Corry Area Education Association share duties to inform parents.
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Corry Area
Ray Elsen
Board of Education
Corry Area Education Association
Advisors Plot Economic Tactics Amid 100 Bills Yet to be Signed
In the Roosevelt Room the administration’s top economic team led by Herbert Stein and George Shultz reviews spending plans as over a hundred Congress bills await presidential action. The scene includes Casper Weinberg, John Erlichman, and Kenneth Cole surveying strategy for future moves. Open houses outline district school visit nights with dates and locations for Corty Area, Sparta, Columbus, Concord, Conelway, Spring Creek, and Wright Elementary and High Schools. FTA members prepare to greet visitors at entrances with programs and room directions.
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Congress
Nixon
Roosevelt
White House
Casper Weinberg
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Treasury
George Shultz
John Erlichman
Kenneth Cole
Future Teachers of America Club
Elsen
Corty Area High School
Sparta Elementary
Columbus
Concord
Conelway
Spring Creek
Ready Sign Up For March For Mankind
Four registration stations for the March for Mankind, sponsored by the Corry Jaycees, will operate tonight to recruit marchers for tomorrow. Registration booths open 4 to 9 p.m. at Buyer's Fair West Smith plaza, Ecker's Drugs Corry plaza on Route 6, Grice's Jewelers, and Sears on North Center street. Volunteers must be sponsored by a donor pledging per mile for the 12 mile course, with parental permission for those under 18. About 30 people signed up as of yesterday. one Union City youngster had multiple sponsors.
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March For Mankind
Corry Jaycees
Jaycee
Donald Harrison
Buyer's Fair
West Smith Street Plaza
Ecker's Drugs
Corry Plaza
Route 6
Grice’ Jewelers
Sears
North Center Street
Corry
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Vigorita
Erie
Vigorite
Hubert N.C Nix
America
Nix
Union City
Forest L. Hoser
Anthony F. Fosco
Bulal M. Krepp
Franklin
Bernice Perkins
R.D. 4
North Vietnam
Iron Triangle
Hint Kissinger
Stockholm
Christian B. Anfinsen
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Stanford Moore
William H. Stein
Rockefeller University
New York
USS
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