One-Car Crash Leaves Man In Poor Condition In Corry
James D. Braswell a 49 year old Corry area resident was injured in a single vehicle crash just before 5am on Buffalo road at West Columbus avenue extension. He suffered severe head lacerations and knee and chest wounds. His 1972 car was a total loss valued at 2400 dollars.
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West Columbus
Corry
Corry Avenue
Buffalo Road
the Memorial Hospital
James D. Braswell
R.D
McEildowney
Corry Memorial Hospital
Braswell
UN Truce Falls Short as Fierce Mideast Fighting Persists
The 18th day of fighting continued along the Suez Canal and Damascus front despite a U.N. ceasefire. Egypt urged an emergency Security Council session over alleged Israeli violations while Syria accused both sides of breaches as Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged heavy air and ground attacks.
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Associated Press
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Security Council
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Suez
Middle East
Syria
Damascus
Mt. Hermon
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Cairo
Jerusalem
Israel
Tel Aviv
Canal Front
City Council Considers 6000 For Elderly Public Transit
Anthony Marceca of the Department of Agriculture urged the council to fund a pilot public transit service for the elderly and needy. Dr. Mary Ann Kibler, mayoral candidate, pushed the proposal. councilors questioned legality and city funding scope for a program spanning both inside and outside city limits. Marceca cited a southeastern Pennsylvania pilot and GECAC’s constraints, suggesting county commissioners as a possible avenue. The item was left open with commitment to cooperate where lawful, and Marceca will update Mayor Zarger.
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Marceca
Mary Ann Kibler
Kibler
Douglas Rozelle
Pennsylvania
GECAC
Erie County
Department of Agriculture
Zarger
UF Drive Hits 32 Percent of Its Goal
The United Fund drive stands at 32 percent with $32,000 raised toward a $100,000 goal after a session report. Edward Kovach, publicity chairman, noted Corry Jamestown Corporation increased gifts by 20 percent. Marine National Bank rose corporate gifts five percent. employee contributions up 16 percent. Other boosts include Pennsylvania Gas Co eight percent and Bracken Funeral Home same rise. Tri-Hi-Y canvassed Second Ward raising $456 with upcoming Saturday canvass planned for First, Third, and Fourth wards.
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Sesson
Drive
Edward Kovach
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Marine National Bank
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Bracken Funeral Home
Kovach
Tri-Hi-Y
Thief Loots Winter Wardrobe in Corry Township
Arenda Walsh reports her Corry Township home was looted for winter clothing over the past weeks. State Trooper Donald Raisley said about $300 in clothing and $8 in cash were stolen as the investigation continues.
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Arenda Walsh
Corry
Concord Township
Walsh
Donald Raisley
Corry State
Raisley
$50,000 Sought For New Bridge On Sciota St
The city asks the county for 50000 to build a new bridge over Hare Creek on Sciota street. Two 25000 applications from Liquid Fuels Tax Funds seek allocations from 1974 funds. If approved, construction may begin in spring as Sciota street is widened and paved to provide a new north south route for industry traffic. It will be wider and support heavier loads than the current one lane bridge.
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Hare Creek
Sciota Street
Nixon Lawyers Seek Tapes Summary To Block Impeachment Plan
In Washington Nixon lawyers push a plan to have Senator Stennis verify a summary of Watergate tapes to the judge and Senate committee. The move comes after Cox’s dismissal and an out of court settlement that followed the president firing the special prosecutor.
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White House
Archibald Cox
Sirica
Nixon
John ©. Stennis
D-Miss
Nixon Tied to Milk Funds in Alleged Deal for Dairy Aid
Washington sources report a 1970 letter from Pat Hillings of American Milk Producers Inc. to Nixon urged new milk tariffs and pledged up to 2 million for 1972 campaign support. The letter, seen by AP from multiple sources, notes industry funds and ongoing dairy subsidies tied to political favors.
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Washington
Nixon
Pat Hillings
American Milk Producers Inc
Associated Press
Hillings
H. R. Haldeman
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
White House
Hardin
Corry teen joins VISTA for a year of service
Joseph Gerzina, 22, of Corry, heads to Chicago to train for three to five weeks before joining the Volunteers In Service To America program. A Corry Area High School and Grove City College graduate, he plans to live with the underprivileged and aid education. He previously counseled inner city children in New York.
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Joseph Gerzina
Corry
Chicago
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Gerzina
Corry Area High School
Grove
City College
New York City
McEldowney
Richardson Says America Must Judge Nixon
Washington AP Richardson says the ultimate judgment on Watergate lies with the American people not with him He avoided directly commenting on impeachment while affirming the administration’s foreign policy goals He recalled resigning rather than firing Cox and urged the public to judge those events for the nation’s future welfare and security He said he does not believe Nixon is now or will be in direct violation of a court order.
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Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Richardson
Archibald Cox
Zoning Appointee Meets Opposition
City Council approved Frank Gentile of 9 East Frederick Street for the Zoning Board of Adjustment to replace James St. George who resigned. Mayor Edward Zarger announced the appointment despite opposition from Councilman Benjamin Calderone over timing and Gentile's ties to a citizen group challenging a zoning ruling.
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Frank Gentile
East Frederick Street
Gentile
James St. George
Edward Zarger
Benjamin Calderone
Calderone
North Center Street
Frederick Street
Corrvite
Wren
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