Liberal landslide in Quebec reshapes provincial power
In Montreal, Premier Bourassa's Liberals captured 99 of 110 seats as voters rejected separatism. Pierre Trudeau hailed the result as federalism triumph, while Rene Levesque's PQ failed to win a seat. The election elevated Bourassa's leverage for constitutional talks on resources and cultural protections.
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Social Creditiste
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Rene Lev
Thieves use torch to open safe at Donaldson Motors
State police seek burglars who after stealing a cutting torch and acetylene tanks from F R B Machine Co in Emlenton used them to burglarize Donaldson Motors safe. Police report $10 cash and a $500 diamond ring missing and a 1968 blue green Javelin stolen from the garage. Car plate A34 675A was on the dealer vehicle. The trooper noted the suspects took the car after finding little in the safe.
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Franklin
F.R.B. Machine Co
Donaldson Motors
Douglas Sets Record Plans Benefit Walk for Bobbies
Douglas Sets Record sponsors a benefit event for Bobby Darling and Bobby Gieslak in Corry. A nine mile walk from Corry Area High School at 9 AM on November 10 aims to raise funds for medical expenses, with sponsorships available and a 2 PM Raiders dance at the Corry Armory to follow. Proceeds split between Bobby Darling Fund and Bobby Cieslak Fund.
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Bobby Cieslak
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Corry Area
JoEtte Mokwa
Lois Haenel
Marilyn Barbalaci
Corry Armory
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Nixon seeks halt on liberalizing US Soviet trade ties
President Nixon's aides urge Congress to suspend trade liberalization and ties to Moscow unless a Middle East peace settlement is achieved. The Jackson amendment ties MFN status to a Soviet free emigration policy, while Export-Import Bank funding may also be conditioned. Occidental Petroleum downplays trade bill delays amid a billion-dollar fertilizer and Moscow center project. Russian wheat crop expected to rebound to a record 100 million tons in 1973.
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Middle East
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Soviet Union
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Senate Banking Subcommittee
Flanigan
Russia
House
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Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Adlai E. Stevenson II
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Los Angeles
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Occidental Board
Armand Hammer
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Foreign Agricultural Service
State Schools Money Stalled By Republicans
Harrisburg report shows a temporary Republican edge in the Senate delaying university appropriations for Penn State Temple and Pitt amid conference stalemate. Democrats urged a single roll call on about 188 million dollars while other measures paused. Republicans push for a 5 to 6 percent university increase and ongoing talks with a House panel.
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Pitt
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Thomas Lamb
Allegheny County
Lamb
H Jack Seltzer
Lebanon
Seltzer
Frank O'Connell
Rouzerne
House
William Renwick
D-Elk
Joseph Dussin
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