UHAUL Dealer Thomas Dyne among top 100 1971
Paragraf notes U-HAUL dealer Thomas Dyne of Dyne's Mobile Service at 424 North Center Street ranks in the 1971 top 100 performers in the UHAUL Rental System. It explains U-Haul’s network of 14,000 dealers in the United States and Canada and that year end rankings reflect all around performance and customer service.
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U-Haul
Thomas Dyne
Dyne
North Center Street
Americo
United States
Canada
Funeral Mass for Mrs Mary F Mae Needham
Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary F Mae Needham at St Thomas Church at 9:30 Friday. Friends may visit Bracken Funeral Home 3 to 7 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial in church cemetery. Family prayers at 9 a.m. Friday. Parish rosary at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
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Needham
Mary F
Mae) Needham
St. Thomas Church
Walt
Bracken Funeral Home
Lottery continua: Erie officials lead final number draw
In a page one style lottery event in Erie, Congressman Joseph Vigorito and James LaJohn of Erie join secretary of the Pennsylvania Racing Commission as final numbers are drawn. Mayor Louis Tullion orchestrates the color coded outcome and the last digit is determined by a ball exit. Harry Jones of Brie wins at least $1,000 and remains eligible for the $1,000,000 jackpot. Corry’s State Store reports a near bust with only a $40 winner for yesterday’s draw.
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Joseph Vigorito
James LaJohn
Erie
Pennsylvania Racing Commission
Louis Tullion
Tullio
Harry Jones
Brie
General Electric
Corry
Violent Wind Kills Six at Vancouver Shopping Center
A violent windstorm in Vancouver Washington killed three women and three children at a shopping center and injured about 300. A grade school was demolished with 500 pupils in class while Fort Vancouver High School students rescued the injured from the Ogden grade school. Walls collapsed at a discount store and bowling alley. four deaths occurred in the stores. National Weather Service labeled it an intense thunder squall. Clark County declared a disaster area and National Guardsmen were mobilized for recovery and to deter looting.
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Vancouver, Wash
Washington
Fort Vancouver
Ogden
John Karas
Smen
National Weather Service
Clark County Commission
Dan Evans
Vancouver
Hold One Seek One In UC Assault
Union City man Joseph Lilley is jailed on assault with intent to ravish charges after an alleged home invasion. An accomplice, Larry Woods, 24, is being sought. a warrant issued after police responded. The alleged victim swore out the complaint. Lilley was arraigned and awaits court action. Woods remains at large.
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Union City
Joseph Lilley Lef
Jackson Street
Erie County
Larry Woods
Paul Behan
Lilley
Woods
Justice of the Peace
Bliley
Donald Watts
Campaign Fund Law Full Of Loopholes
A broad new election law takes effect Friday to curb campaign secrecy and set spending limits. It closes some gaps but leaves pre April seven contributions unregulated and permits loopholes through dummy committees. Senate and House offices will file reports with distinct agencies, raising concerns about enforcement and conflicts of interest.
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Washington
New Hampshire
George S. McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
New York
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Alabama
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Russell Hemenway
National Committee For
Congress
John Gardner
Citizens Lobby
Nixon
Senate
House
U.S. Senate
Secretary
General Accounting Office
Meadville youth shoots father in scare bid. youth detained
A 16 year old attempted to scare his father by firing three .22 rounds in a Meadville home. Robert Knickerbocker Sr. was wounded in the right shoulder and hospitalized. the youth, Robert Knickerbocker Jr., was captured, questioned, and turned to juvenile authorities. Police described the blemish of the incident, noting one bullet lodged in a stair wall and another deflected. The youth fled via the roof but was later apprehended.
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Meadville
Robert Knickerbocker
City Hospital
John Holt
Knickerbocker
Holt
Hitler aide dies in Aschau in Bavaria
Franz Halder, once field marshal staff chief under Adolf Hitler, has died in Aschau im Chiemgau Bavaria at age 87. The municipal spokesman announced his death yesterday. Halder served as a top adviser in the German army during World War II before his later years.
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Hitler
Aschau
Germany
Franzalder
Adolf Hitler
Halder
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