Changes Made In CIA Shakeup At Top
Washington AP Director William E Colby reshapes the CIA to improve defense estimates and coverage of China the Soviet Union and other sensitive world sectors He will appoint about 10 National Intelligence Officers to cover specific subjects or regions replacing the old Board of National Estimates The United States Intelligence Board will remain at the apex drawing members from NSA DIA Treasury State AEC and FBI Observers from military services attend Colbys meetings The plan aims to reduce dissent loss by funneling views through a single specialist source most from the CIA
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Washington
William E. Colby
CIA
Nixon
U.S
China
Soviet Union
Colby
Latin America
Board of National Estimates
Living Merchant
United States Intelligence Board
National Security Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
Treasury
State Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Army
Navy
Air Force
CTA
Prime Rate Could Hit 10 Percent
New York banks move toward a 10 percent prime rate with Citibank and Wells Fargo raising rates amid House hearings on interest policy. The pace could spread across banks as experts note concerns over government rate controls and profit guidelines. Separately, teachers in Bradford and Chichester districts return to classes after settlements, while strikes impact Butler and Loyalsock schools and bus transportation.
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New York
First National City Bank
Wells Fargo Bank of
San Francisco
Wells Fargo
Citibank
House Banking Committee
Laos peace pact set to be signed today
Laotian Premier Shwyanna Phouma announced a peace agreement ending more than a decade of conflict with the Pathet Lao. He indicated a modified draft protocol of the Feb 21 1973 cease-fire would be acceptable to the Laotian military leadership.
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Shwyanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Laos Peace Pact Firms Coalition Government
The Vien tiane government and the Pathet Lao signed a 26 page peace agreement creating a coalition in divided Laos. Premier Souvanna Phouma will head the government and hopes to meet by Oct 10. US aid and military support are expected to continue, though scaled back, while many foreign forces are to withdraw within 60 days. The agreement leaves Laos partitioned, with the Pathet Lao holding 80 percent of the territory and about a third of the population.
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Vientiane, Laos
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Mekong River
Air Force
Pheng Phongsavan
Ngon Sananikone
Vientiane Goverment
Phoumi Vongvichit
Phoumi Siprasuth
U.S
United States
U. S
Ribbon Cutting Set on New Route 277
A ribbon cutting at 2 30 p m marks the opening of a new Route 277 stretch from Union Street to First Avenue. The 15 month project by W L Dunn Construction Co of Cochranton cost about 650000 with 18437 city 67064 Redevelopment Authority and 564000 state funds. City engineer David Johnson notes past problems are being resolved.
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Union Street
First Avenue
W.L. Dunn Construction Company
Cochranton
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Redevelopment Authority
David Johnson
Johnson
One-Car Crash Causes $575 In Property Damage
A 1 a.m. crash at East Smith and Wayne streets damaged a city fire hydrant, a private fence, and the car, totaling about $575. Driver Thomas Gatesman, 22, of Marienville RD 3, was southbound on Wayne and lost control while turning onto East Smith. Car damage listed at $200. hydrant $350. fence damage $25. The hydrant and fence were on Howard Morris's property. A PA road project letter was later addressed to Chauncey Saupp, noting needed repairs including removal of manhole covers.
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East Smith
Wayne Streets
Thomas Gatesman
R.D. 3
Marienville
Gatesman
Wayne Street
East Smith Street
Man Sentenced To Warren Hospital For Erie Slaying
William Wilson 52 pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the 1972 stabbing of Lulu Waddle in Erie. Erie County Court Judge George Levin sentenced him to 20 years probation to be served entirely within Warren State Hospital, after a four hour delay and a video recording of testimony.
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Erie
William Wilson
Erie County
Warren State Hospital
Lulu Waddle
George &. Levin
Wilson
Levin
Charles Fulton Waddle
Veterans Hospital
West Haven
Conn
Waddle
West 10Th Street
Bing
State Hospital
Robert Chase
White
Jorden
Nixon Tax Hike Plan Opposed By Congress
Congress vocally opposed President Nixon's floated plan to temporarily raise income taxes and refund the extra money later to curb inflation. Melvin R. Laird said no decision had been made, attributing the idea to Arthur Burns and calling it a trial balloon. Lawmakers dismissed the plan as unlikely and against Nixon's pledge against tax increases.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
al Ullman
Dore
House
Ways and Means
America
Ullman
Legion Appeals Renewal Award On First Avenue Property
The Erie County Redevelopment Authority reports the American Legion Post will appeal the Board of Viewers award for its First avenue property in the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal project. The Legion seeks over $45,000 while the award stands at $17,000. If no agreement is reached, a jury trial will occur as demolition is expected next week and personal property will be auctioned. The Authority also awarded Cross and Company Contractors a $29,709 contract for grading curb drainage and pavement removal, with more spring awards planned. A demolition contract was amended to include 119 Fourth avenue and 123 Third avenue, adding $2,400 in cost below 10 percent of the original $29,000.
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Suikes
Bradford Area
Chichester
Delaware County
Bradford
Bradford County
Butler
Butler County
Chester County
Loyalsock Township
Lycoming County
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
American Legion Post
Board of Viewers
First Avenue
Fourth Ward
Virginia Nuzzo
Legion
The
Nuzzo
Cross and Company Contractors
Union City
Cross
Fourth Avenue
Third Avenue
A. C. Laing Company of
Franklin
Court Seeks Quiet Path On Watergate Tapes Case
The U S circuit Court proposed a face saving settlement to avoid ruling on constitutional issues. Nixon Cox and Wright would review tapes to decide which parts to submit to grand jury while avoiding a direct decision on executive privilege and separation of powers.
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Washington
Nixon
Archibald Cox
U.S. Circuit Court
Cox
Charles Alan Wright
Fox
White House
Consultants To Address Corry Area School Board Meeting
The Corry Area School District directors will hear an unsolicited presentation from Buffalo educational consultants. Board President Kafferlin said he does not know the presentation's specifics but expects it to cover revisions to the district long range planning. Attendance will be limited to available directors at the unofficial session.
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Corry Area
Properties For
Kafferlin
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Luana
Ailand
Sulf OF
Tonkin
Nam
Cambodia
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South Vietnam
Ihe Viry
Chauncey Saupp
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Warren Hospital
Vedder White
William Jorden
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Legion Appeals Renewal Award
Court of Appeals
John J. Sirica
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