Israeli Egyptian pact gains Knesset backing in bid for signings
The Labor Party and allies endorse the Israeli Egyptian agreement, risking 69 or 70 votes in the 120 member Knesset. Plans were under way for a Geneva signing on Thursday as Kissinger tours the region for peace progress. In Jordan, Kissinger's trip continues with talks on Sinai and broader Middle East peace. Portugal moves against Gen Vasco Goncalves as army officers reject his installation as chief of staff.
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Labor Party
Yitzhak Rabin
Knesset
Israel
Egypt
Geneva
Amman
Jordan
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Hussein
Sinai
Zaid Rifai
United States
Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Goncalves
Armed Forces
Congress faces pay raise and policy debates
Congress returns from a month’s recess to weigh pay raises costing 2 to 3.5 billion for federal workers, with President Ford urging a 5 percent cap. AFL CIO president Meany defends the grain boycott against Soviet shipments as harming speculators, not farmers. Democratic leaders test a Ford oil price compromise as doubts rise. Fanne Foxe claims she was pregnant by Rep. Mills in an autobiography, while Mills refrains from comment. Trenton faces a water emergency after a broken pump, affecting about 250,000 people and prompting a city state of emergency.
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Congress
Ford
Aflcio
George Meany
Soviet Union
Meany
Tidal Basin
Fanne Foxe
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Fanne
Marriet
Trenton
New Jersey
Arthur Holland
Ewing
Hamilton
Lawrence
Americans saw mixed grocery price trends in August
An Associated Press market basket survey across 13 cities on March 1 1973 and subsequent checks shows higher costs for butter eggs sugar while beef prices begin to ease mainly for hamburger. Pork remains high with supplies 20 percent below last year. Sugar and egg prices rose in many cities. butter increased in 11 of 13.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Crop Reporting Board
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Otal
USDA
Soviet Union
U.S
Calderone pushes city into real estate rentals plan
City council debates renovating the former water company building at West Pleasant and First Avenue into office spaces for rent. Council members oppose the move, citing legal and financial concerns, while Calderone plans to press the proposal at the next meeting. Police report multiple local thefts and property damage during the holiday period, including 2x4s stolen from Hammond Builders Supply and a damaged window at Cohen Auto Parts.
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Benjamin Calderone
Water Company
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Calderone
Hammond Builders Supply
Second Avenue
West Washington Street
William Hammond
Hammond
Cohen Auto Parts
Franklin Street
Rex Apps
Apps
Linda Crosby
East Street
Etie County Redevelopment Authority
Corry Redevelopment Authority
William Halfast
Jack Downey
David Johnson
Douglas Rozelle
Rozelle
Fireworks planned for Bicentennial Fourth in Corry
Corry City Council considers a minimum 3000 pledge for a July Fourth Bicentennial fireworks display. Stanford Hose Company members Charles Mack and David Turner outlined costs and the scope of aerial and stationary shows from Zambelli Fireworks of New Castle, including Liberty Bell and George Washington profiles. A meeting with the Corry Chamber of Commerce is proposed to discuss the event further.
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Stanford Hose Company
Charles Mack
David Turner
Hose Company
Zambelli Fireworks Mfg. Co., Inc
New Castle
George Washington
Council
Corry Chamber
Two Unusual Hit Run Cases Reported By State Police
State police reported two unusual hit and run incidents. In Titusville area LeAnn Sloan’s car was sideswiped by a passing truck that crossed the centerline. Edwin Mullins was later charged and arraigned, bond posted. A second case involved a stolen William Elder car in Union City that hit Diane Lozier’s vehicle, then was burned and abandoned. the driver fled, with investigation ongoing and Lozier’s damages listed at 1400 dollars.
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Carry
Titusville
LeAnn Sloan
Edwin Mullins
Cole
William Elder
Union City
Union Township
Diane Lozier
Lozier
RCA Low Bidder On Police Radios At City Council Bid Openings
RCA Mobile Communications of Meadow Land Pa was the low bidder for new base radios car radios and mobile units plus a year of maintenance at 13994 dollars. GE and Motorola Pittsburgh bids were higher. Approval required Crime Commission funds and agency official sign off. the city pays five percent of the cost.
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RCA Mobile Commounications
Meadow Land
RCA
Pittsburgh
Motorola
State Crime Commission
Gunman Surrenders After 12 Hours, Hostages Freed
In South Lake Tahoe James Locklear 24 released the last two of seven hostages after authorities agreed to dawn to let him write his will. One hostage died escaping while four, including a woman, escaped unharmed. Deputy Terry Finney said Locklear appeared high on drugs and despondent over a girlfriend's death in Los Angeles. Det. Paul Habelt was shot during entry and later survived. The incident began with a high stakes poker dispute and ended with Locklear surrendering at dawn.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
James Locklear
Wayne
Belmont Arms Apartments
Sierra Nevada
George Staedler
Hayward
Craig Smith
Albert Lauro Jr
Wayne Locklear
Smith
Lauro
James
el Dorado County
Atly
Terry Finney
John Crow
Finney
Locklear
Los Angeles
Locklear Brothers
Locklears
Vic Gallo
Paul Habelt
Habelt
Oakland
Wim Shelley
Kimo Evans
Clymer Phone Co Keeps Directory Help Free
Clymer Telephone Company will not charge customers for Directory Assistance requests. M. Carlyle Neckers says the New York Bell System plan charges begin September 1 in New York State. The local company will monitor effects and urges use only when necessary and to record numbers and keep phone books for frequent calls.
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Clymer Telephone Company, Inc
M. Carlyle Neckers
Bell System
New York State
New York Telephone Company
Neckers
NFG Crew Repairs Golf Course Leak on 17th Fairway
A large hole on the North Hills Golf Course 17th fairway marks a temporary hazard as National Fuel Gas crews repair a reported natural gas leak from a main transmission line to Evie. Ground moisture and gas odor prompted the investigation. officials did not comment. Repairs unlikely to affect course operations.
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North Hills
Evie
NFG
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