Fragmented OCR notes on a blaze and officials
The readable text references a fire incident with injured or deceased individuals and mentions officials and locations. Names such as Robert and others appear in broken form, along with vague phrases about safety, inspections, and accusations. The fragmentary nature limits clear identification of event, place, or date.
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Pon
Ucture
Omylvania
Mrager
Etreau
Robert
Rand
Kissinger Hearings Draw War Crime and Racism Charges
Opponents at Henry Kissinger's final public confirmation hearing for secretary of state label him a war criminal and racist. Ten critics pressed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as it prepares a vote on Kissinger’s nomination, with a Monday closed session ahead of the expected Tuesday decision. Rutgers professor Saul H. Mendlovich, and Rev. Douglas Moore of the Black United Front of Washington, allege brutal violence and racial bias in Kissinger's policies.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Rutgers University
Saul H. Mendlovich
Douglas Moore
Black United Front
Russia
Africa
Grand Jury To Consider Agnew Case
Atty. Gen. Richardson will let a federal grand jury in Baltimore review material from the Agnew inquiry but has not decided on an indictment. The development follows the Maryland kickback probe linked to Spiro Agnew during his Baltimore County to Maryland governorship era. Meantime, Dale Anderson pleaded innocent to bribery, extortion and conspiracy charges in Baltimore.
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Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Spiro T. Agnew
Richardson
Baltimore
Agnew
Maryland
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Grand
Fire drill to be held with mutual aid teams Tomorrow
Fire exercise scheduled here brings HGnaMOOP sere curva tansburg Elginwerdam Spring Creek Columbus Wattsburg and Union City with the Stanford Hose Company for a simulated wreck. The Corry Civil Defense unit will direct traffic, and all CD members are to report to headquarters tomorrow at 11 45 a m.
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Hgnamoop Sere
Court To Review Approval Of Mall
A Corry group of homeowners won a court order directing the City Zoning Board to submit its records in the mall case for review within 20 days. The appeal seeks nullification of the board's August 9 zoning variance approving a mini mall on North Center Street between West Smith and West Frederick. The plan includes a major chain restaurant, a gas station with self service pumps, and a two family dwelling, in a residential area.
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North Center Street
West Smith
West Frederick Streets
Exie
Rushin
Frederick Street
T. and J. Development Company
Edinboro
Zoning Board
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City of
New Death Studies Course At Hug High School
Reno AP A visitor at Hug High School would hear a pupil say I will meet you after death This is the new thanatology course started by Tom Summers chair of the English department About 160 students enrolled in five sections the course covers medical legal and religious death definitions euphemisms funeral customs wills and death in art and culture Summers aims for rational understanding without personal emotion and cites growing national interest in death topics
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Summers
Replacing Mayor Putnam Leaves Spartansburg Tangle
Spartansburg faces a mayoral vacancy after Roland Putnam resigned for health reasons. Putnam served nearly eight years and was the Democratic nominee. Borough officials seek legal guidance to determine proper replacement procedures ahead of the upcoming election.
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Spartanspurg
Roland Putnam
Putnam
UAW Strikes Chrysler Halting 1974 Auto Production
About 113,300 United Auto Workers walk out at Chrysler plants as contract talks fail. The stoppage halts most 1974 car and truck output across 56 plants in 21 states and Canada, leaving Chrysler with roughly 122,000 vehicles ready for sale while GM and Ford continue production. Woodcock warned of the deadline near 11:59 p.m. and noted no single issue sparked the strike.
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Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
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Canadian
General Motors
Ford
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler Corp
Canada
United Auto Workers and
Stike Chrysler
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United Auto Workers —Union
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Aerospace
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Fostutia
Ohio
Woodcock
Mack Avenue
Hit and run damages at Corry Auto Auction
Corry state police investigate a hit and run in the Corry Auto Auction lot. A backing vehicle damaged the auction car left at $300. Earlier, a one car crash on Route 89 near Route 77 in Sparta Township injured two youths, Timothey Rhodes and Theodore Bean, but they refused treatment.
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Corry
Timothey J. Rhodes
R.D.1
Franklin
Theodore Bean
R.D.3
Sparta Township
Lift Price Ceilings On Gasoline And Oil
The Cost of Living Council will raise price ceilings on gasoline diesel fuel and home heating oil where dealers can justify hikes. A Sept. 25 review meeting will determine the timing. Atlantic Richfield Co. gets a one cent rise for both gasoline and oil. Dealers to submit price cost and profit data to justify increases.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
Atlantic Richfield Co
Dunlop
Tax surcharge not under serious consideration says Shultz aide
Washington AP reports deputy Secretary William E. Simon says a ten percent income tax surcharge is not under active consideration by the Nixon administration despite a White House hint. Simon notes Shultz objects to tax ideas and says any bill would arrive at Congress too late to curb inflation and would encourage spending. Former adviser Connally calls tax increases folly for now.
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George P. Shultz
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Shultz
Melvin R. Laird
Tokyo
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