Dismissal Tied to Trial Testimony in Wiretap Case
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania state police commissioner cited court martial testimony linking three troopers to a scene of wiretaps as key to their dismissal. Lt Luchansky Cpl Guyette and Cpl Kardash face appeals. motel workers and other troopers placed them at King of Prussia motel the day taps were found.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James D. Barger
Fie
Stephen Luchansky
Curtis Guyette
Metro Kardash
Commonwealth Court
George Washington Motor Lodge
King of Prussia
Luchansky
Thaddeus Rickards
John B. Sherr
Rocco P. Urella
Urella
Fire destroys two Johnsonburg shops in $450000 loss
An electrical fire in Johnsonburg yesterday evening destroyed the Bauers Fashion Shop and the Market Basket, causing about $450,000 in damage. Fire officials cited a short circuit as the cause and remained on the scene late at night. The dress shop owner estimated $100,000 in losses, while the Market Basket owner put it at $350,000.
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Johnsonburg
Bauers Fashion Shop
Market Basket
Police Nab Slayer Calling To Confess
Santa Cruz California AP reports Ed Kemper II, a 24 year old former mental patient, walked into a Pueblo Colorado telephone booth and told authorities he killed his mother and a female visitor. He later said he was worried and needed to tell someone. Police stopped the call and arrested him while still speaking to Santa Cruz deputies who had traced the call. Kemper claimed he had killed six other women in the Santa Cruz area. Deputies found the nude bodies of Clara Nel Strandberg and Sara Taylor Hallett in Aptos, killed by blows to the head. Strandberg’s head and right hand were severed. He was held by Pueblo police for extradition to California. Santa Cruz police noted four unsolved coed slayings. Mayber and Simon commented on the case.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Edmound
Emil Kemper II
Pueblo
Colo
Kemper
California
Aptos
Clara Nel Strandberg
Sara Taylor Hallett
Douglas B. James
Simon
Robert Mayber
The Journal Daily Standout for Young Readers
A note invites families to consider THE Journal daily for their son or daughter away from home. The concise appeal emphasizes steady access to current events, school coverage, and reliable youth-oriented content delivered through a trusted newspaper source.
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Journal Daily
Corry Dem Committeewoman Quizzes Governor at Meet
Mrs. Rita Downey of 230 East Pleasant Street, 50th District committeewoman, attended the quarterly meeting of the Democratic organization at the Penn Harris Motor Inn. Officials reported bylaws amendments and a financial read by treasurer Jay Leff while candidates for Superior Court and Commonwealth Court spoke and were endorsed. Downey earlier quizzed Gov. Milton Shapp on local aid for nonpublic schools and other issues, urging support for life and opposition to tax increases.
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Rita B. Downey
East Pleasant Street
Democratic State Committee
Penn Harris Motor Inn
Jay C. Leff
Superior Court
Robert van der Voort
Edmund B. Spaeth Jr
Genevieve Blatt
Commonwealth Court
Downey
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Marty Mullen
Red Terrorists Slain In Thailand Clash Near Laos Border
In northeast Thailand near the Laotian border, twenty-one Communist terrorists and nine government militiamen were killed in a clash on Tuesday, with six terrorists captured. The government called the Communist casualties the heaviest in a single encounter in years.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Candidacy Announced for Erie County Sheriff Primary
A political announcement states the candidate will seek the Erie County Sheriff seat subject to Democratic voters' decision at the May 15, 1973 primary. The notice emphasizes party process and confirms intent to run in the upcoming election.
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Corry
Erie County
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Valley Forge
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Kardash
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
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Gerald DeWalt
U.S
Dem
Mary Ann Kibler
North Center Street
Edmund T. Rogers
Hilborn Road
Erie
Mellody Lane Foods
Town Square Foods
Hall Avenue
Lake City, Pa
Beauty & al
Nature's Way
Joanson
Corry Plaza
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