Birthday Remembrances and Local Notices in Ohio Area
A garbled notice lists names including Mrs. iley Mrs. 'enHaken and families from Corry Weavers and Hartford. It mentions a 67th birthday, a funeral home, and burial services with times 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Indicates several relatives and locations such as Fredonia Ohio and Corry Pa in a community obituary/notice fragment.
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Fredonia
Srg
Iley
enHaken
Ldren Kelers
Ora
Ohio
Hartford
William
Freda
Corry
Weavers
John Id Shirley
Uers
$100000 From Mexico linked to Nixon campaign funds
A confidential House staff report details $700000 in secret Nixon campaign gifts, including $100000 from Mexico, funneled via a Mexican bank and routed to Bernard Barker. The document questions whether foreign money violated U.S. banking laws and questions Stans involvement amid Watergate fallout.
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Washington
Mexico
House
House Banking Committee
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Patman
Bernard Barker
Stans
Nixon Committee
Barker
Miami
Great Hospital Shuffle Has Another Round
Erie County hospital staffing turmoil appears near resolution as Commission Chairman Hill recruits a licensed administrator to join Grand View annex. Shirley Colvin seeks a written contract before transferring to the main Girard hospital, while Dr. Mannarelli may take full-time duties pending state approvals.
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Biazares
Erie County Hospital
Commission
William C. Hill Jr
The
Journal Today
Hill
Grandview Annex
Shirley Colvin
Girard
Mannarelli
Erie
Journal
Osteopathic Hospital
Teal Stuffle
Annex
Mario DePalma
DePalma
Peter Schaaf
Harrisburg
Colvin
Well, Well It’s A Cistern In Route 27 Site
Workmen from W L Dunn Construction Co began earth moving in the Fourth Ward renewal area to clear the site for the new Route 27 project. The crews uncovered a cistern as they excavated, prompting inspections and possible rerouting of trenching work.
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W.L. Dunn Construction Co
Fourth Ward
Milk Price Bill Buried In Committee
Harrisburg AP A measure to end fixed retail milk prices in Pennsylvania moves to the House Agriculture Committee with Chairman Brady Hetrick opposing the reform. The Shapp administration bill would keep price support to farmers but remove retail controls, drawing opposition from dairy interests and unions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House Agriculture Committee
Shapp
Brady Hetrick
D-Mifflin
Commonwealth
Hetrick
Hershey
Milk Marketing Board
Rep
C.L. Schmitt
D-Westmoreland
Milk Board
Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers
Teamster Union
Senate approves 33.6 billion revenue sharing bill
The Senate passed a 33.6 billion revenue sharing bill 64 to 20 after a 12 hour session, sending it to conference with the House. If approved, first payments to 99,000 eligible states and localities could go out in October. Key disputes include distribution formula favoring poorer states in the Senate version and a proposed $1.6 billion social services ceiling.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Federal Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Exceptional Children's Center Opens Third Year in Corry
The Corry Exceptional Children's Center prepares to open Monday with a full professional staff from the Barber Center of Erie. The program, now at 302 West Pleasant Street in the First Baptist Church, will start with half days for the first week and full days from week two. The Erie staff includes eight psychiatrists, a psychologist, a head teacher, a social worker, and speech and physical therapists. Local women will serve as teacher aides after training at the Erie facility, with Mrs. Catherine Eppler of the Barber Center overseeing the opening day and ensuring consultation with Erie staff.
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Corry
Gertrude Barber
Erie
Evangelical United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Barber Center
Catherine Eppler
The
Journal
Eisenhower Says She Would Die to Save South Viet Nam
Julie Eisenhower, daughter of President Nixon, told reporters in Columbus that she would be willing to die in combat to save the Thieu regime in South Vietnam. She defended Nixon’s policy of gradual withdrawal and said Thieu is an elected official deserving American support.
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Julie
S. Viet
Columbus, Ohio
Julie Eisenhower
Nixon
Vietnam
Thieu
Bombing drives up U.S. airmen missing total to 100
The U S command said three MiG 21s and a Phantom were shot down near Hanoi as the new North Vietnam campaign resumed. Thirty seven Americans were reported captured and 100 listed as missing since March 30. In the Hanoi region fighter jets hit rail lines and depots while ground fighting continued around the Quang Tri Citadel with casualties on both sides.
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Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S
South Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
China
Luc Nam
Kep
Quang Tri-Citadel
de Viet
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Dtex
Jack Anderson
Associated Press
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Dole
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Robert Watergate
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James Buell
Mott Street
Porter Auer
Buell
Auer
Bruce Fuller
West South Street
Robert Rugar
Waterford
William Lindstrom
R.D. 1
Frank Messina
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Climax Engine Works
Eaton
Sparta
General Telephone Co
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Crawford Counties
Union City
PUC
Spartansburg
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Ankara
Turkey
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Republican Party
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