U N General Assembly Opens With Middle East And Ireland Hot Topics
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 24th session facing major issues from the Middle East to Northern Ireland and disarmament. Angie Brooks is elected president unopposed as Nixon prepares to address the body. private talks are seen as key to progress while public debates may be tempered by diplomacy.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Northern Ireland
Angie Brooks
Assembly
Nixon
New York
U Thant
World Organization
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
William P. Rogers
Thant
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Irish Republic
U.N
Plaza sewer project faces state data mandate and delay
Corry under pressure as the city nears occupancy of a new shopping plaza and a $130,000 chlorination unit. State Health seeks an elaborate schedule for a chemical feeder to cut solids, pushing approval for Worth street sewers and Route 6 bypass. City Engineer Johnson negotiates deadlines and reports to meet standards before starting plant upgrades.
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Worth Street
Route 6
State Department of Health
Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
Corry approves 1969 street paving and new city HQ
City Council heard that Cross and Co. will finish top coating on North Center street from Smith to Columbus and then move to Worth York and Marion streets. Shady avenue will be paved this summer. Demolition of Mountain Keystone Station on East South street will start for a new police headquarters.
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City of Corry
Smith Street
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
David Johnson
Cross and Co
Union City
Cross
Worth
York
Marion Streets
Shady Avenue
Mountain Keystone
East South Street
Johnson
Wright Street
Raymond Avenue
Eye Loopholes In Per Capita Tax Relief
Corry School Board Finance Committee considers tightening exoneration rules for the 15 per capita tax amid rising requests and possible false information. A simpler form could reduce income misstatements and risk perjury. The board will study and report findings soon. Also, a Toledo youth died from head injuries after a two car crash near here, bringing Erie County traffic fatalities to 46 for the year.
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Finance Committee
School Board
Clifford Buesink
Brown
Toledo
North Vietnam launches major village attack as toll rises
North Vietnamese troops struck the village of Mai Linh near Quang Ngai killing 24 civilians and wounding six while destroying 170 homes. Allied forces reported heavy fighting across South Vietnam with 212 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in multiple clashes and U.S. and South Vietnamese casualties rising. President Nixon announced another troop cut, with White House and Ky indicating up to 40,500 more U.S. troops to depart by year end, though exact totals remained undecided.
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da Nang
South Vietnam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Mai Linh
Quang Ngai
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
White House
Nixon
Washington
Saigon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Ziegler
Paris
Hanoi
Driblets
Corry School Board Audit Criticisms Highlight Nomenclature
The Corry School Board received a three year old state audit detailing four criticisms including misnaming the district, overspending, and lacking bank deposit coverage. Since then corrective steps have begun, and the board president formed an ad hoc committee led by Mrs. Alice Brown to review the findings within 45 days.
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State Department of Education
DOE
Corry
City of
Clifford Buesink
Alice Brown
John Mohr
Robert Davidson
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Hiep Duc
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