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Kissinger Talks With North Viet Nam Leader in Paris
U S Secretary Henry Kissinger meets Le Duc Tho in Paris for the 17th secret Vietnam talks. Xuan Thuy also attends as the Paris peace process continues. Kissinger plans to report back to President Pompidou and discuss Moscow talks and mutual interests.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
Kissinger
London
Nixon
Xuan Thuy
Ronald Ziegler
Washington
Georges Pompidou
Moscow
Route Cleared For Flow Of Sharing Funds
Washington AP Congress approves a revenue sharing formula to release 5.3 billion dollars in October to states and cities. Conferees keep both House and Senate plans in the bill and scale each state’s share by about 9.1 percent this year, with reductions ending after 1970.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate
House
Hospital row casts doubt on Mrs Colvin as administrator
In Erie County, Mrs Shirley Colvin remains administrator at the Fairview hospital amid renewed pressure from county officials. Dr John Mannarelli travels to Harrisburg to interview candidates for two posts, including the Grandview annex which currently lacks an administrator. Commission Chairman William C Hill Jr plans to pick an annex chief and will notify The Journal of his choice.
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Erie County Hospital
Shirley Colvin
John Mannarelli
Harrisburg
Fairview
Grandview
Colvin
Commission
William C. Hill Jr
The
Journal
Annex
Hill
Penn Disposal Closes Landfill Operation
After two years of lawsuits and resident disputes, Penn Disposal closes its Steuart Road landfill on a temporary economic basis. Waste from Union City area still arrives today. future use may include Corry and Warren boroughs if business improves. Summit Township Jennings Landfill will receive county refuse. Thailand Philippines Model Village contest seeks self help development with aid from SEATO.
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Wayne Township
Penn Disposal, Inc
Steuart Road
Penn Disposal
Union City
Paul Toplovich
Columbus
Toplovich
Jerry Olgin
The
Journal Today
Olgin
Corry
Warren
David Johnson
the Journal Today
Johnson
Jennings
Summit Township
Waste Management Company, Inc
Oak Brook
Ill
Journal
Erie County Health Department
Corry Area School District Expands Free Lunch Program
The Corry Area School District announces a new free and reduced price lunch program for all schools. Eligible families must apply by mail with details provided through the district. Principals and nurses will review applications to determine eligibility under income-based scales and hardship provisions. Meals will be free for qualified students. reduced price set at 20 cents. Participation criteria show specific income ranges and family size adjustments.
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Corry Area
Tiperietentent Ray Elsen
Housing appeal denied in Erie County court ruling
Judge Lindley McClelland denied the appeal by the Concerned Homeowners Association to block a 50 unit modular housing project on South Center street Hill. The CAIDC backed plan had been approved by City Planning, Zoning, and Council. judge reserved right to a full opinion if further proceedings occur.
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Erie County Court
Lindley McClelland
South Center Street Hill
McClelland
South Center Street Airport Road
Corry Area
City Planning Commission
City Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Council
CAIDC
Erie
Harborcreek
State of Pennsylvania
Lawrence Shelley
State Senate Honors Charley Slocum as Handicapped Man of the Year
The Pennsylvania State Senate unanimously approved a resolution congratulating Charles Slocum of Corry for being named Handicapped Man of the Year. The document, sponsored by Sen. R. Budd Dwyer, notes Slocum’s recovery from rheumatoid arthritis and his decades of community service through Slocum Electronics on East Main Street. A copy of the resolution will be sent to Slocum.
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State Senate
Charles Slocum of
Corry
Pennsylvania
Senate
R. Budd Dwyer
Charles Slocum
Slocum
East Main Street
Charlie Slocum
Senate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
House Approves 74.6 Billion Defense Budget Amid Wars Clash
The House passed a 74.6 billion dollar defense bill the largest since World War II by 322 to 40, sending it to the Senate. A bid to cut Indochina funding failed 208 to 160. Debate centered on keeping KP duty while expanding civilian KP workers to 45,000.
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Washington
House
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Joseph P. Addabbo
D-N.y
House Armed Services Committee
Edward Hebert
Dla
Addabbo
U.S
Indochina
Hanoi
Appropriations Committee
Robert L.F. Sikes
D-Fla
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
Ex Archbishop Fisher Dies at 85 in England
SHERBORNE England AP Lord Fisher of Lambeth Archbishop of Canterbury from 1945 to 1961 died after a stroke at 85. He led ecumenism and visited the Pope, officiated Elizabeth II's wedding, mourned King George VI, and christened her children. He was born Geoffrey Francis Fisher, raised a Leicestershire vicar’s son, led Repton School before entering church ranks.
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Sherborne
England
Lord Fisher
Lambeth
Canterbury
Dorset
Rome
Elizabeth
George VI
Geoffrey Francis Fisher
Leistershire
Fisher
Repton School
Repton
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