Paragraf: Mrs Kathleen K Long dies in Titusville gunshot
Mrs Kathleen K Long 48 of Titusville died Saturday afternoon at home from a self inflicted gunshot. Coroner Dr C M Sonne ruled death by own action noting her husband left for fishing about 3 p m and she shot herself around 3 45 p m Police forced entry and she was pronounced dead at 4 30 p m A minor two car collision on East Main Street caused slight damage with Trisket backing into Willcox twice Another boy injured after horse fall near Stewart Road Warren Gregg 12 treated for cuts A possible check injury from auto accident Corry Memorial Hospital No further details available Driver`s license suspension for Richard A Catallu 1 year for mandatory reprimand A youth cited for license on person Dennis M Consolo 17 charged Information filed with Alderman Merle Ottaway Customers at American Legion Club asked to leave. bartender called police leading to departure
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Kathleen K. Long
Titusville
C.M. Sonne
Crawford County
Sonne
East Main Street
Frank M. Willcox
Iiberty Street
Handall P. Trisket
R.D
Columbus
Trisket
Willcox
David Szewczuk
Wattsburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Dennis M. Consolo
East Street
Merle Ottaway
Santa Claus Makes Unusual Appearance in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA AP Santa Claus appeared off season as 60 children in wheelchairs sang carols around a tree at a Muscular Dystrophy Association Christmas in April event. The Philadelphia chapter said the party brings joy to youngsters who rarely go outside in winter and noted the nationwide MD A has contributed nearly $1 million in Pennsylvania for treatment and research, with over $400,000 in grants focused on Philadelphia-area medical centers.
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Philadelphia
Santa Claus
Pennsylvania
Abducted Girl Found Unhurt 60 Miles Away
A 5 year old girl abducted from a Lancaster shopping center Saturday night was found unharmed Sunday in a roadside rest room about 60 miles away near Carlisle. Julie Ann McGuinnis told Alice Dunlap she was taken by a man who offered help finding her mother. Police said she was not sexually assaulted but would be examined. Her mother Barbara Bair had been shopping nearby when Julie vanished.
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Lancaster
Julie Ann McGuinnis
Carlisle
Alice Dunlap
Cumberland
Barbara Bair
Julie
Death Penalty Views Could Snarl Blackmun
In an AP interview Judge Harry A. Blackmun signals personal opposition to capital punishment may influence Senate hearing questions and court rulings. He suggests repeal could occur in legislature or later by Supreme Court and notes about 502 inmates remain on death row. The interview foreshadows potential ties and shifts in the high court’s death penalty stance.
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Rochester
Blackmun
Supreme Court
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
High Court
Warren B. Burger
Workers Load Debris From Razed Orcutt Building
Workers for the LW Crosscut firm load debris from the razed Orcutt Building, formerly Bennett's, as cleanup continues. The site remains a focus of post-demolition work with crews clearing rubble and preparing the area for redevelopment.
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Orcutt
Bennett's
Steel Production Stays High Amid Trucker Strikes
Cleveland AP report notes Industry Week says steel mills operated at a relatively high level last week despite trucker strikes. Rail and water shipments remain primary. trucks account for 43 percent of shipments, with 50 percent by rail and the rest by barge or ship. Domestic raw steel output is about 2.64 million net tons, down slightly from the prior week. Prices for No 1 heavy melting scrap steady at 41.67 per ton.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Industry Week Magazine
Industry Week
Retain Ban On Ohio Fish Await Tests
Tests on Lake Erie fish in Ohio waters will be released this week while the fishing ban remains in force. Ohio Gov. James Rhodes spokesman James Duerk says an announcement on test findings is expected in a few days. Canada maintains the ban but allows some catches after inspection. tests determine if release to market. A local fish wholesaler notes Canadian perch sales have risen but overall retail demand drops about 25 percent. A wholesaler questions if he can tell customers whether fish came from Lake Erie, but is told he cannot.
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Erie
Lake Erie
Ohio
James Duerk
James Rhodes
Tree to be dragged by volunteers for Earth Day mural
New York AP report says Donald Richardson of the American Society of Landscape Architects proposed pulling a 30-foot red oak from a Long Island nursery to Fifth Avenue for an Earth Day demonstration in Union Square. The six inch trunk would weigh over four tons, and with Fifth Avenue trucks banned, volunteers are urged to help move the tree as a symbolic gesture.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Union Square
Donald Richardson
American Society of Landscape Architects
Long Island
Richardson
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