Israel vows payback for embassy parcel attack
Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged that those behind the deadly London parcel and other threats will meet their just deserts. The diplomat Ami Shachori was fatally wounded, another official injured, as hazardous materials were found in packets to the Israeli Embassy. Moscow and Baghdad pledged arms and material support to Palestinian guerrillas amid rising regional tensions.
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Israel
London
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Ami Shachori
Eban
Shachori
Paris
Soviet Union
Iraq
Ahmed Hassan al Bakr
Moscow
Russia
Arab National Liberation Movement
Corry Memorial Hospital Board to Meet Tonight
The eighth annual CMH incorporators meeting is at the hospital at 8 p.m. William Kafferlin will call to order with a quorum report by Donald Spitzer. Reports from hospital groups include Mrs. C Conrad Monroe for the auxiliary, Dr James Hileman for the medical staff, and Dr George Gould for the dental staff. Ray Amy will run incorporator elections, Carl Taylor trustees, and R Elwin Fuller auditors. Kafferlin will give the president’s year in review, and Samuel Antrim will outline activities of the administrator’s office. Two former incorporators Edward E Hawkins and Wallace M Young will be honored.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Incorporators
William Kafferlin
Board of Trustees
Donald Spitzer
C. Conrad Monroe
James Hileman
George Gould
Ray Amy
Carl Taylor
R. Elwin Fuller
Kafferlin
Samuel Antrim
Edward E. Hawkins
Wallace M. Young
County Hospital Go Round Interviews Travel In Two Directions
County administrator Mrs. Shirley Colvin reported to Erie County commissioners after interviewing a candidate for the Grandview Annex post and revealed a prior interview by Dr. John Manarelli. Commissioner Hill deferred action awaiting Manarelli’s report while Colvin outlined a six month extension plan conditioned on her eight hour day administrator role, Manarelli as annex administrator, and two hours daily annex presence with 24 hour emergency calls. The commission noted the letter but took no action and Rainville’s interview was acknowledged as previously conducted.
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Shirley Colvin
Erie County Hospital
Erie County Commissioners
John Manarelli
County Commission
William O. Hill Jr
Manarelli
Join Manarelli
Grandview Annex
Hill
State Police faced criticism over Wayne County center deaths
Harrisburg AP reports coroner Robert Jennings accused state police of failing to thoroughly probe multiple deaths at Ridge View Center near Hawley. He alleged two earlier deaths were whitewashed, and cited complaints about acts of sodomy corporal punishment and drug abuse. Investigations continue into the 15 year old Louis Novak death and former owner John Reilly faces murder and manslaughter charges.
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Harrisburg
Wayne County
Robert Jennings
Rocco Urella
Urella
Frank McKetta
Louis Novak
Jennings
Arella
Novak
McKetta
Frank Dickerson
John Reilly
Hill Crest
Dickerson
No-Fault Insurance Loses Bid In Pennsylvania Senate
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate blocked Gov. Shapp's no fault plan by refusing to bring it to a floor vote. The decisive 27-23 party line crossing move, led by Lamb and opposed by Shapp supporters, ended any chance of passage this year. The session also advanced housing and air pollution measures despite amendments.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Guv
Shapp
William Lesler
D-Erie
Senate Insurance Committee
Len Freeman Hawkins
Philadelphia
Thomas Lamb
House
Lamb
Hill
Hawkins
North Viet Namese Push Near Da Nang Sees Heavy Strikes
North Vietnamese forces strike Quang Ngai south of Da Nang while President Thien visits recaptured Quang Tri City. U S aircraft count reaches 100 downed, with 310+ strikes across North Vietnam focusing on bridges, roads, and warehouses. In Ba To area, ranger compound attacked as siege continues near Duc Pho on Highway 1.
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Saigon
Quang Ngai
da Nang
Nguyen van Thien
Quang Tri City
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Air Force
Navy
Marine
South Vietnam
Ba To
Duc Pho
Thien
Quang Tri
Hue
Bill to raise education aid for disabled children faces Senate vote
Harrisburg AP reports a Senate bill would boost annual subsidies for disabled students to about 19 million dollars. The House approved the measure 177 to 1. The plan raises deaf and blind aid from 4200 to 5500 while cutting cerebral palsy, brain injury and muscular dystrophy tuition from 4200 to 4125 and 4200 to 3500 respectively.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Verdict Expected Today In Russell Trial
The jury will begin deliberations today in the Crawford County case of C K Russell charged with attempt with intent to kill after a May shooting. Russell testified he acted in defense of his life when firing at a car. two youths, Matthew Green and Timothy Fox, were injured. The defense argued the shots were defensive and aimed to prevent escape.
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Union City
Crawford County
Meadville
C.K. Russell
Russell
R.D. 3
R. Charles Thomas
Matthew Green
Timothy L. Fox
R.D. 1
Spartansburg
Stanley Shreve
Agnew Hardens Campaign Line On Watergate Wheat Deals
Vice President Spiro Agnew dismissed Democrats’ Watergate accusations as a setup and asserted no top Republican was involved while noting an FBI probe into wheat sales profits. He urged punishment for any guilty in the raid on Democratic headquarters and outlined his campaign swing through St Louis and Columbus on the 1972 tour.
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Andrew Losasso
Hat
United Nations
Andrew
CMH
Bill
Robert Fleming
R. Allegheny
Sen
Louis Hill
D-Philadelphia
Fleming
Thieu
Agnew Campaign
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
FBI
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