Gun Sales Rise In Suburbs After Riots Nationwide
In Washington Baltimore and Kansas City suburbs gun sales surged following riots sparked by MLK's assassination. Tight bans and permit applications rose as Alexandria and Overland Park dealers reported heavy demand, while other cities saw little change. Authorities noted concerns over responsible ownership but expected continued firearm transfers.
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Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago
West Side
Detroit
Maryland
Virginia
Alexandria
Karl Zinkhan
Baltimore County
Zinkhan
Overland Park
Kan
Independence, Mo
Edward Breit
Oak Park
Cicero
Dearborn
John B. O'Reilly
Dr. King
Clymer Area Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Community events span meetings of the American Legion auxiliary in Fredonia and multiple weekend gatherings. Attendees include Mrs. Gilbert Ton Mrs. Jime Hinsdale Mrs. Edna Newhouse Mrs. Edris Deuink and Mrs. Esther Williams, plus families such as the Gravinks and Ten Haken clan.
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Gilbert Ton
Jime Hinsdale
Edna Newhouse
Edris Deuink
Esther Williams
American Legion Auxiliary
Fredonia
John Legters
Ronald Morris
St Louis
James ‘Ten Haken
Darwin
Richard Ten Haken
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Gilbert Ten
William Gravink
Deleo
Marilyn Gravink
Philip Gravink
Bradley
Brenda
Jill
James Sullivan
Jimmy
Gertrude Gravink
Gail Thompson
Mark
Sally
Clarence Center
Jennie Gravink
Hubert Brown
New York City
Weathersfield
Conn
Delea Gravink
Schenectady
Sue Querreveld
Ralph Damcott
Syracuse
Jerome Brown F
Adams
Gilbert J. Ton
Min
Andrew Hutton
Bruce
Mary Lou
Earl Duink
Linda
Larry
Clayton Duink
Robert
Barbara
Elizabeth
Elaine
Walter Groters
Thornton Newhouse and
Harold Roush
Ernest Dunnewold
Roger Dunnewold
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Counties
A parade of visits fills weekends and weekdays as families including the Rusline, Gravink, Kronemeyer, Ton, Lookenhouse, Hurst, Galek, Kooman, Rhebergen and Hinsdale clans travel to stay with relatives across New York and Michigan. Spanning Fredonia to Holland, Rochester to Clarence Center, gatherings include dinners and extended stays with grandparents and parents.
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Frances
Doris Rusline
Newy
York City
IV County
Edy
Ward Ruslink
Lin
William Gra “Vink
Delen Gravink
Jennie Gravink
Gertrude Gravink
James Sullivan
Fredonia
N.Y
Melvin Kronemeyer
Patty Kronemeyer
Ronald Kronemeyer
Linda Vander Berg
Holland
Mich
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Mark ‘Thompson
Clarence lGenter
Gilbert J. Ton
Berdina Lookenhouse
James Hurst
Frewsburg
Wilbur Lookenhouse
Gary Galek
Rochester
James King
New Milford
Oun
Kenneth Kooman
Treasa Rhebergen
Milford Hinsdale
David
Dennis
Becky
Gordon
Erie County lifts dog license drive with intensified effort
Erie County treasurer reports about 15 500 dog licenses sold this year, well ahead of last year. Deputy Frames Arneman says at least 8 000 residents should license their dogs and a countywide enforcement push will check for current licenses. Licenses cost 1 20 for male and neutered dogs and 2 20 for females and unaltered dogs. Licenses may be bought at the courthouse or by mail with payment and return postage.
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Erie County Treasurer's Office
Huesirer
Arneman
Ray Robie
Erie
Ihr
Hive
Uwe
Neil McLaughlin
Raiders rock trio jailed for bakery theft in Jamestown
The Raiders, a long haired rock group, started a 10 day stay at Chautauqua County Jail after being convicted in Jamestown city court of stealing $5 worth of baked goods. They were fined $25 each and sentenced to 10 days. Joseph Anderson 18 William Shafer 20 and Thomas D Strain 21 were arrested after a patrolman saw them take the items from a supermarket front.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Joseph Anderson
William Shafer
Thomas D. Strain
Burton Pitts
Yuna Me
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Clymer
Toni
Hammond's
Eagle Street
E.P.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Firestone
Thrifts
Uni-Charge
Firestone Thrifts
GUT
Firestone Fairlawn
Briggs & Stratton
Imperial Lawn & Plant Food
South Center Street
Barney's
Orchard Park Butter
Kraft
Sherbert
Michigan
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