Nixon Remains In Critical Condition After Surgery
Former President Richard M. Nixon was reported still in the critical list at Memorial Hospital Long Beach though stabilized. A team of doctors treated a phlebitis complication with a clothespin like vascular clip and transfusions. Nixon’s wife and daughters joined by morning. Ford and White House officials offered prayers.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Memorial Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
White House
William Lukash
Lukash
Nixon
John C. Lungren
Ford
Norman Nager
Nager
Lungren
Eldon B. Hickman
Pat
Memphis
Tenn
Robert M. Miles
Hickman
Ucla School of Medicine
Nixon Undergoes Surgery After New Blood Clot Discovered
Former president Richard M. Nixon, 61, underwent emergency vascular surgery yesterday after a new blood clot endangering his life was found. He went into vascular shock from blood loss at 3:45 p.m. EST and received a plastic clip implant across a groin vein. He was later placed on the critical list.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Downtown Renewal Plan Moves Ahead In Erie City Meeting
City leaders and agency staff met in Council Chambers to outline roles for downtown renewal. Attendees included City Council, Planning Commission, Redevelopment Authority, Erie County Redevelopment Authority staff, City Administrator Grice and engineer David Johnson. The plan must go to the Department of Community Affairs before 1975, or the city could forfeit a 360000 grant as part of a 600000 plus project. Public meetings and property acquisitions were discussed along with funding details from DEA.
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City Council
City Planning Commission
City Redevelopment Authority
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Robert Grice
David Johnson
Grice
Johnson
Virginia Nuzzo
Corry Housing Authority
Department of Community Affairs
DCA
DEA
Erie County Commissioner Hill resigns as chairman
William C. Hill Jr. quit as Erie County Board chair amid a clash over repayment of a $600,000 Erie County Authority debt. He argues colleagues politicking endangers county welfare and credit. Hill would stay on the board and proposed borrowing to cover contractor and bank debts, with the county court to rule on $300,000 owed to Security Peoples Trust Co. Contractors threaten suit if payment is not started.
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ERIE
Erie County
William C. Hill, Jr
Board of Commissioners
Hill
Erie County Authority
Louis Reymek
Leo Weir
Rzymek
Weir
Security Peoples Trust Co
Erie County Court
Security-Peoples
Sumner Nichols Jr
John Cochran
Security-Peoples Board of
Two Injured In Crashes at Route 426 Intersection
Corry state police investigated three accidents yielding two hospitalizations at Corry Memorial Hospital with total damages of 5300 dollars. A 62 year old Marion street driver and a 17 year old Franklin street driver were hurt in a two car collision caused by a blind spot. Another single vehicle rollover near Spartansburg injured no one but caused 800 dollars damage. A Centerville resident rolling over after veering to avoid a deer sustained 1000 dollars in damage. the other driver was uninjured.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Faith
Delight Sharer
Marion Street
Bruce Thompson
Franklin Street
Thompson
Sharers
Sparta Township
Spartansburg
Richard Szewczuk
R.D. 3
William Dudinack
Szewczuk
Martin Kaschalk
Judy Anderson
B.D. 1
Centerville
Titusville
Magruder Offers to Take Blame in Watergate Break-In
Former Nixon aide Jeb Stuart Magruder testified that he volunteered to take the blame for the 1972 Democratic National Committee break-in but White House aides rejected the idea. He detailed discussions with John Mitchell and Haldeman about disposing of incriminating funds and crafting a cover story, including plans to explain a $250,000 budget for political intelligence.
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Washington
Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Democratic National Committee
White House
Joe Magruder
Richard M. Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
U.S. Attorney
Mitchell
Magruder
Mr. Haldeman
Jill Wine Volner
Herbert L. Porter
G. Gordon Liddy
UF Drive Reaches 70 Percent, Urges Closing Push
Corry Area United Fund officials report 70 percent of the $105,000 goal pledged, totaling 73 980 unofficially. Drive chairman Frank Smith says Industry-firm at 97 percent and Industry-employee at 85 percent lead, with remaining divisions at risk without rapid improvements. Volunteers urged to pledge now, donations accepted via UF office at 663-5221.
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Corry Area
United Fund
Drive
Frank Smith
Corry Area United Fund
Kissinger may travel to Middle East to assess talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the door to Israel Arab negotiations remains open and he plans a likely visit to the Middle East late next week to judge prospects. He spoke while en route from India to Bangladesh, noting a decision within 72 hours. The Arab summit urged creation of an independent Palestinian state on the West Bank led by PLO guerrilla leaders.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Middle East
Kissinger
India
West Bank
Jordan River
Palestine Liberation Organization
Halloween Plans Here Changed in Corry Tonight
Corry changes Halloween observance postponing trick or treating to tomorrow night from 7 to 9 p.m. The annual Halloween Parade for youngsters, sponsored by UAW Local 629 and Corry National Guard, starts at 5:30 p.m. at the Raymond Division parking lot, followed by a party at the National Guard Armory.
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Corry
UAW
Raymond and Merchandise Divisions
Associated Spring
Corry National Guard
Raymond Division
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Raps Colleagues
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Ohio
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