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Historic Sites Hit By Fires
About 175 acres burned in grass and woods fires near Drake Well Park and Pithole, started by careless travel and an angler accident. Pleasantville Cornplanter and Rouseville fire crews battled the blazes with dozens of volunteers and two bulldozers assisting.
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Tetusville
Drake Well Park
Pithole
Pithole City
Keys Bridge
Pleasantville
Cornplanter
Rouseville Deents
Grant August
Rouseville
Oakland Fire Department
Frank Shorts
Franklin Fire Department
Bargain May Be Loot From Riots Warns Police Chief
Meadville police chief John Holt warns residents that merchandise stolen during store lootings in Pittsburgh and elsewhere may be offered locally at bargain prices. Items include televisions cameras tools chain saws and whisky as possible loot.
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Meadville
John Holt
Pittsburgh
Holt
Feltore
Daughters Born to Several Families at Corry Memorial
A notice reports multiple newborns at Corry Memorial Hospital. Denise Ann McMichael, daughter of Mr and Mrs Timothy McMichael of Bear Lake R D 1, joins a newborn list. A Lindstrom girl, Janet Jackson before marriage, is also named among the births. A daughter to Eugene Adams of Clymer and another to William Irvine of Pittsfield R D 1 are recorded as well.
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Denise Ann
Corry Memorial Hospital
Timothy McMichael
Bear Lake
McMichael
Linda Robbins
Paul Lindstrom
R. D
Cory
Eugene Adams
Clymer
William Irvine
Pittsfield
Disappearance Probe Expands in Bucks County
Detectives interviewed over 500 people for clues to the missing girl. Clothier spent spare time asking friends and searching for his daughter. Authorities note the body showed no obvious wounds due to decomposition, and investigators believe she was dead when placed in a sack and discarded in a creek. Medical examiners join state and local police in Northampton Township as Explorer Scouts comb the creek banks.
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Clothier
Bucks County
State
Philadelphia
Northampton
Two vehicle crashes reported in Corry area
Bulard and Shaffer described a collision after Shaffer began a turn on Mead avenue. Bulard, riding a motorcycle, was dropped. both youths were hospitalized. Another accident on Route 8 near Wattsburg sent Mr and Mrs Keener to hospital with minor injuries after their car overturned. A Union City-Waterford crash between John Lockhart and Paul Hopson caused no injuries.
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Bulard
Harold L. Shaffer
Titus
Mead Avenue
Shaffer
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Keener
Ridgway
Wattsburg
Paul Hopson
Wright Street
Pittsburgh Charges Cited Over Police Directive and Crime Sympathies
The statement criticizes a police directive said to impair public safety and accuses authorities of surrendering the community to criminal elements. Craig asserts there is concern over how directives affect safety and governance.
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Craig
Steel Negotiators Face Local Issues in Initial Pact Talks
Pittsburgh AP report notes U S Steel workers seek more parking and a fulltime on-site doctor while McKeesport plant gains incentive pay. Locals fear issues may move to national talks, with May 15 deadline and June industrywide negotiations looming. Local officials push for pensions safety rules and job safeguard against automation.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Homestead
McKeesport
United
Anthony ‘Tomko
Mc‘Keesport
Tomko
Johnson
New York
Atlantic City
al Tevez
Millions Rush To Tax Deadline
Washington AP reports the April tax deadline looms with about 18 million Americans overdue. Extensions apply for those affected by last week’s violence with curfews and aid. penalties are eased but interest accrues. IRS estimates 60 million returns by midnight and 73.2 million by June.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Fineman Pushes Bipartisan Gun Law Changes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Rep Herbert Fineman seeks bipartisan support for a weapons control bill aimed at protecting legitimate gun owners. The measure would exempt sportsmen from gun registration, allow transport to wildlife areas, enable home or business protection with fewer restrictions, and ban sales to unqualified buyers with a 72 hour wait. It targets mail order sales and sets penalties for dealing in destructive devices. The bill would register transactions, not weapons, and follows a Supreme Court ruling against enforced gun possession registration.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Fineman
D-Phila
House
Fineman
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
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