Shapp Lewis Face Dirty Campaign In Final Stretch
Senate race highlights Shapp and Lewis trading dirt as Pittsburgh campaign stops reveal corruption accusations. Lewis, a wealthy former employment agency executive, fends off Watergate era apathy while his running mate Kenneth Lee, the Pennsylvania House speaker, backs a tougher stance. Lieutenant governor candidates trail the gubernatorial contest as Schweiker faces Flaherty with Pittsburgh taxes cited as a point of contrast.
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Milton Shapp
Pittsburgh
Drew Lewis
Lewis
Posi
Tion
Ernest P. Kline
Kenneth 5. Lee
State House
U.S
Richard Schweiker
Peter Flaherty
Flaherty
Shapp
Fragmentary OCR Summary Card
Readable text fragments discuss political figures and movements but lack clear events, dates, or named entities. Content is damaged with many missing words, making precise attribution and summary difficult. The readable portions hint at discussions of governance and civic issues without definite conclusions.
Deluge at the Peak Sparks Antic Onlookers
A chaotic scene unfolded at the summit when a sudden downpour interrupted a public event. Emergency services coordinated crowd control as rain intensified, leaving attendees drenched yet safe. Authorities remind visitors to carry rain gear for future gatherings.
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The fragmentary text shows a political campaign note with unclear names and places. It hints at a fair and possible civic engagement but lacks readable specifics such as person, organization, date, or location to form a complete record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Ford Stands By Rockefeller Nomination Amid Questions
President Ford reaffirmed support for Nelson Rockefeller as vice president and predicted confirmation before his Japan trip. Senate discussions focus on Rockefeller gifts and loans, with Byrd noting remaining questions but planning to vote yes. Rockefeller said Kissinger received 50 000 to join Nixon administration and that funds were placed in trust for Kissinger’s children.
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Washington
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Louisville
Rockefeller
Japan
Congress
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
CBS
Byrd
New York
Hugh Morrow
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
National Security Council
Time Magazine
Jury Picks Start in Kent State Shootings Trial
In Cleveland AP reports jury selection begins today for eight former Ohio National Guardsmen charged with civil rights violations in the May 4 1970 Kent State shootings. Indicted March 29 the defendants allegedly willfully assaulted demonstrators firing on campus. Convictions could bring fines up to 1000 dollars and life in prison.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Frank J. Battisti
U.S
Cambodia
Ohio National Guard
Rash of arson fires troubles Crawford and Mercer counties
State police fire marshal Thomas May continues the arson probe into a Friday night and Saturday morning fire spree that destroyed four barns and a vacant house in Crawford and Mercer counties. Losses exceed $400,000 with a $25,000 prize bull at the Wilcox farm among the damages. investigators credit synchronized timings and locations as linking the blazes while coordinators dispatch 22 fire companies through Crawford County Fire Control.
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Thomas May
Meadville
Crawford County
Mercer County
May
Cochranton
L. D. Rainey
Steen Hill
Rainey
Hank Wilcox
Wilcox
Harry Hollabaugh
Pettis Road
Dale Hamilton
Hunter Road
Hamilton
East Mead Volunteer Fire Department
Hollabaugh
Lloyd Smith
Jack Waddell
Route
Franklin Pike
Conneautville
Route 693
Willion Cook
RD. J. Springboro
Linesville
Holcomb
Vince Katarzynski
Nixon Tape Discusses Stonewalling Watergate Probe
Washington AP report notes President Nixon on March 21 1973 debated options to stonewall Watergate investigations with White House aides John Ehrlichman and H R Haldeman present. Discussion included proposed panel to shield allies from grand jury action and reliance on Dean’s reports. Dean testified about an unrecorded talk with Haldeman and Ehrlichman.
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Washington
Nixon
John Dean
Dean
White House
John Ehrlichman
H. R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Senate
Hrlichman
Camp
David
Haldeman
Snowfall and power outages hit Erie area hard
Snow and ice disrupted Erie with two to six inches of accumulation, toppled tree limbs, and widespread outages. One man died after jumping from a window during a power failure, as utility crews worked to restore service amid the cold. Temperatures were near freezing but rising into the fifties forecast for melt.
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Erie
Lake Erie
Erie Area
National Weather Service
Erie International
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Erie County
Merle Wood
Charlie Burns
Wood
Burns
NLRB Reschedules Hospital Hearing
The National Labor Relations Board moves a hospital election hearing to the Municipal Building on Wednesday November 6. SEIU Local 227 and the Pennsylvania Nurses Association petition for representation. the two groups join in a single hearing led by SEIU organizer Gerald Hinchey. The session starts at 10:30 a.m. in Council Chambers.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Unon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City
International Union Local 227
SEIU
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
PNA
Gerald Hinchey
Council Chambers
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Clecam
Rocky
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McEldowney
KSU
Shrlichman
FBI
Bonneville Power Administration
Don Hodel
Portland
Ore
Neil Goldschmidt
GP4
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