U.S.-Soviet Arms Talks Expected To Begin Soon
U.S. and Soviet Union plan long awaited arms limitation talks set to open late next month in Helsinki Vienna or Geneva with simultaneous announcements in Moscow and Washington. Nixon left Camp David and officials say talks could start July 31 focusing on multiwarhead missiles and antimissile defenses.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Helsinki
Vienna
Geneva
Moscow
Nixon
Camp David
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
William P. Rogers
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rogers
Corry Bakery Changes Hands Transfer of Corry Baking Co to new owners
Mr and Mrs Alfred McAvoy buy Corry Baking Co on East Washington and take over November 3. The shop opened over 50 years ago and was owned by Mr and Mrs Fred Clark since 1956. Clark stays through year end to aid transition. Sale includes equipment and fixtures but not the building.
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Alfred McAvoy
Corry Baking Co
East Washington Street
Fred Clark
Clark
McAvoy
The
Journal
TV Sets Face Possible Fire Hazard Across Nation
Washington AP The presidential commission plans to meet Tuesday to decide if 85 million TV sets pose a fire risk. Rep Roybal urged faster action citing some 7000 yearly fires and called for full disclosure of all facts to protect viewers and property.
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Washington
Arnold B. Elkind
National Commission On Product Safety
Elkind
Edward. R. Roybal
D-Calif
Associated Press
Stewart M. Statler
Roybal
Presidential Commission
Highway Chief Sees Early Crossing Cure at Scotts Crossing
Rep Forest Hopkins pursues action after a Erie County death at Scotts Crossing on Route 6. Robert G Bartlett explains highway department steps to clear brush to improve sight distance and forwards engineering study to the Public Utility Commission for expedited hearing and order.
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Scotts Crossing
Forest Hopkins
Warren County
Erie County
Robert G. Bartlett
State Secretary of Highways
Mr. Hopkins
Erie-Lackawanna
Corry
Columbus
Public Utility Commission
Secretary of Highways
Elect First USW Slate At Rogers
The Rogers Structural Steel Co plant will have United Steelworkers Local 7628 with Charles Roberts named president and Roland Earls as vice president. Other officers include Donald Kent recording secretary Clinton Smith treasurer Preston Wynn financial secretary and guards and trustees named. The election followed a October 9 vote where 33 chose the Steelworkers, six opposed, no Ironworkers presence.
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United Steelworkers
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Charles Roberts
First Avenue
USW
Ironworkers Union
Roberts
Roland Earls
Donald Kent
Clinton Smith
Preston Wynn
Gordon Toven
Donald Emerson
Donald Pike
Daniel Nadolny
Jerry Sweet
Raymond Halfast
Clair Kuberry
Denniser
Rogers
McInnes Steel Co
Guarded Tripoli Braces After Lebanese Fighting
Security forces held a tight watch on Tripoli amid battles between troops and Arab guerrillas with at least seven killed. Beirut remained quiet while curfew was lifted elsewhere. Israeli jets struck targets in Amman and Sinai. Jordan reported shelling of Allenby Bridge with no casualties.
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Beirut
Israel
Amman
Jordan
Old City
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Sinai
Allenby
Jordan River
Jury Settles WOTR And Landlord Suits
A civil suit by radio station WOTR against Corry Savings and Loan and a counter-suit by the S L against the station were settled at the Erie courthouse. The jury awarded WOTR 1680 dollars and the Savings and Loan 1080 dollars. An earlier suit by the Savings and Loan for four months rent nonpayment was settled.
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Corry Savings and Loan
Erie
Savings and Loan
Hopkins to probe local tax loopholes in state panel
Rep. Forest Hopkins of North East was named to a special House committee with George W. Gekas Maryin B. Miller and C. Timothy Slack to study local tax exemptions. The panel will examine tax exempt real estate and the revenue role of local governments amid rising service costs and questions about current tax structures.
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Harrisburg
Forest Hopkins
North East
House of Representatives
George W. Gekas
Maryin B. Miller
Lancaster
C. Timothy Slack
Coatesville
Hopkins
League of Cities
Four Highway Accidents Cause $5200 Loss in Corry Area
Corry State Police investigated four crashes yesterday totaling $5200 in damage with no injuries. A semi struck a mobile home trailer north of Wattsburg injuring no one. Wilmer M. Foster 64 North East was the mobile home occupant. Elmer F. Coover 43 Sandy Ridge Pa. faces possible charges. Wallace M. Young 73 Corry was cited for an improper left turn on Route 6 near West Smith extension. John E. Swanson 19 Jamestown charged with improper registration. Kenneth E. King 58 Jamestown collided with Glenn O. Galley 45 Corry at Route 6 and Route 89 intersection. Continued on Page Four.
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Wattsburg
Wilmer M. Foster
North East
Elmer F. Coover
Sandy Ridge
Harold Eberhardt
Wallace M. Young
Wright Street
West Smith Street
Young
Route
John E. Swanson
Jamestown
Swanson
Edwin Mikesell
Glenn O. Galley
R.D
Kenneth E. King
Galley
Elgin
King
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