Beirut army to intervene in Tripoli violence today
Beiruts papers say the army will be ordered to end fighting between Christians and Moslems in northern Lebanon. Premier Rashid Karami vows to announce efficient measures to restore calm in Tripoli and adjacent Christian villages after a cabinet session. France to curb Italian wine imports to ease French growers pressure amid EC talks collapse. Mickey Rooney plans marriage to Jan Chamberlain in Hong Kong report. Laos closes private banks in Vientiane to seize assets of right wing exiles and reactionaries per Pathet Lao paper.
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Nation in Brief fires up mail storms and political moves
A flood of 1.4 million letters and postcards to the FCC over religious broadcasting contradicts the agency’s public note that a ban was never considered. Meany gives Ford 30 days to ease Russian grain deal impacts before possible boycott, while the Senate struggles to override Ford’s energy veto. Harriman receives Thayer Award at West Point, and Harrison Schmitt announces a bid for the New Mexico Senate nomination, urging technocratic leadership to tackle major national issues.
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Millionaires pay no federal taxes in 1974 IRS data
Rep. Charles Vanik says IRS data show 24 American millionaires avoided any federal tax in 1974. Seven had a combined adjusted gross income of about 17.78 million dollars, an average of 2.54 million each, while 17 other millionaires avoided tax after deductions and credits. Details from the IRS were not identified.
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Why Do PennDOT Roads Fall Apart in Erie County
Erie County residents question why Route 6 from Elgin to the Corry Fish Hatchery and Route 426 to the New York line deteriorated within months after resurfacing. District engineer C P Saupp cites uncertain causes and funding limits, noting differences between a private contractor’s deeper overlay and lighter local work. He indicates the issue remains unresolved while officials discuss maintenance constraints.
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Roaring Inferno Destroys West Pleasant Street House
A house at 613 West Pleasant Street owned by Merle Page burned rapidly with a full fire department response. The Deluge gun and conventional equipment fought the blaze. One firefighter was injured. losses totaled about 10000. Fire Chief James Maloney suspects the furnace may have started the fire during Page's remodeling work late the previous night.
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CIA Stored Poisons Illegally Washington AP
CIA officials reportedly confirmed the agency kept additional unauthorized chemicals including poisons drugs insecticides and other disabling agents without presidential approval. Sen. Church and Deputy White House counsel Hills described inventories of cobra venom a shellfish toxin and 10 to 12 other substances used for experimental purposes amid ongoing hearings and debates over potential violations of Nixon era directives.
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Corry Area School District to unveil future options
A Chautauqua based firm led by J David Rossi and Associates has run months of input sessions with teachers students parents and residents to draft a nine session public report on Corry district programs and facilities. The firm will reveal five options from status quo to maximum project with costs and votes to follow.
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Corry Seeks Better Vocational Training Plan
Corry Area School District officials seek to improve vocational education for students. The board authorized Superintendent Charles Krepps to study and report on methods, including a possible satellite agreement with a nearby vocational school due to distance and limited local offerings.
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Seek Girls Boyfriend In This Area
A Lehighton father seeks help in locating his 13 year old daughter Margaret along with 15 year old Wendy Wert and 30 year old Richard Billman who may be in this area with a woman, staying at times at a Venture Inn. Billman drives a brown 1970 Chevelle with license 722 97X. Police ask reports to call city or state authorities if seen.
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