Police Capture Rebels End Siege at Hague Prison Chapel
Dutch police and marines freed four convicts holding about 10 hostages in a Scheveningen chapel after magnesium grenades blinded them briefly. No casualties reported as the operation ended in 15 minutes. Hostages, including two women, were unharmed and returned home. The four attackers included a 23 year old Palestinian, Adnan Ahmad Nuri, and two Dutchmen plus an Algerian serving sentences for armed robbery. The attackers demanded a plane and the release of Nuri’s ally Sami Houssin Tamimah. the government rejected the demand. The rescue was kept undisclosed to allow possible future operations.
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Albert Peijster
Adnan Ahmad Nuri
Nuri
Sami Houssin Tamimah
Justice
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Peijster
van Agt
Scheveningen
Weir criticizes Hill resignation as childish act in Erie
Erie County Commissioner Lea Weir compared colleague William Hill’s resignation as chairman to a child taking away his toys. He argued the board’s no bailout stance for the Erie County Authority is correct, opposing a $600000 fieldhouse bailout. Weir warned of possible taxpayer lawsuits and said bondholders only care about debt service. He noted the authority’s trouble came from debt beyond the $1 million county backing and refused to back a loan, while Hill and County Controller A J Gehrlein backed a plan to borrow. Tonight’s sound off invites readers to call in with issues.
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Erie County
Lea Weir
William Hill
Weir
Erie County Authority
Hill
A.J Jake” Gehrlein
Commuers
Democrat
Magruder Still Says Mitchell OKd Watergate Plan
Former Nixon aide Jeb Magruder testified Mitchell approved a political intelligence scheme tied to the Watergate break in, though not with enthusiasm. Cross-examination covered prior perjury admissions, use of campaign funds, and Magruder’s cooperation with prosecutors as the watergate trial proceeds.
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Washington
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Plato Cacheris
Mitchell
U.S
Magruder
Key Biscayne
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
John J. Sirica
Cacheris
John Mitchell
Robert Reisner
FBI
Waterpate
Corry Fine Arts Council Sets Ambitious 1974-75 Program
Corry Area Fine Arts Council approved a diverse slate for 1974-75 at a noontime meeting, including the Erie Philharmonic, a country western show, and a barbershop event. The season opens November 25 at Corry High School with the Corry Choral Society staging a Kurt Weill production with a melodrama twist. The first week of December marks the patron drive supporting the program. The Erie Philharmonic visits in February with a student afternoon concert and an evening show for the public, featuring nostalgia era composers Kern Herbert Romberg. Violin soloist Carmen Romando is slated.
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Corry Area
Weill
Philharmonic
Jerome Kern
Victor Herbert
Sigmund Romberg
Carmen Romanendo
Nixon Almost Died. Vital Signs Now Better
Long Beach California AP Nixon's doctors say it is too early for a long range prognosis yet vital signs have stabilized while he remains on the critical list after vascular shock from urgent phlebitis surgery. Doctors capped a three hour effort to restore circulation as Ziegler recalled Nixon nearly dying yesterday afternoon while in intensive care.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John C. Lungren
Ronald S Ziegler
Ziegler
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Penelec Job Loss Now Up To 6 Here
Six Corry Penelec positions are slated for elimination as the utility trims staff after failing to secure a full rate increase. Corry district manager Edward Zarger said the total may not reflect actual layoffs and the cutback is not fully resolved until late November. Erie residents and wives of workers urged city officials to intervene to protect service and jobs amid manpower shuffle affecting 81 employees and potential winter outages.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Public Utility Commission
Penelec
Edward Zarger
Zarger
Johnstown
Erie
City Council
Hat
Grace Watson
Helen Feldman
Joan Stewart
Watson
Feldman
Eric
Open House Draws Strong Attendance at Corry High
Parents waited outside classrooms during Corry Area High School Open House for American Education Week. Officials reported one of the best parent turnouts in recent years while students likely faced anxious moments at home during the event.
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Corry Area High School
Corry Woman to Attend World Food Conference in Rome
Marion Cmiel of 119 Park Street, consumer coordinator for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, is among about 84 Pennsylvanians selected to attend the World Food Conference in Rome from November 8 to 15, led by Gov. Milton Shapp and Secretary James A McHale.
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Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Rome
Ag Department
Milton Shapp
Marion Cmiel
Park Street
Cmiel
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Cochairman
National Advisory Commission of the
World Hunger Action Coalition
WHAC
James A McHale
United States
Chautauqua Bridge Case Argued Before Appeals Court
The Chautauqua Lake bridge saga reaches the US Court of Appeals second circuit for review of a May injunction halting substructure work. The case, led by Royal Stéubing and the Committee to Stop the Bridge, challenges environmental study requirements and involves state and federal transportation officials and 3700 local residents led by Bemus Point mayor Thom Shagla.
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Chautauqua Lake Bridge
New York
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
John T Curtin
Bemus Point
Stow
Curtin
Royal Stéubing
Jamestown Community College
Richard Lippes
Buffalo
Raymond Z. Schuler
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Claude S. Brinegar
U.S. Secretary of Transportation
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