Grand jury to hear Miller in Meadville over hit and run
A Spartansburg man, Rodney R. Miller, faces a Crawford County grand jury convening in Meadville on Wednesday on a charge of failure to stop and identify himself at the scene of an accident. Fire crews contained a trash barrel blaze at Spring and Fairview streets within minutes. A 1 year old girl was taken into custody by parents after shoplifting at Buyer's Fair. Police cited Harvey E. Dewey and Paul E Mountain for red light and stop sign violations. A resident reported damage from a parked car on West Main with $150 damage. Two AWOL soldiers captured. awaiting pickup by Army MPs. Several traffic suspensions listed. Community Fair Board to meet at 8:15 p.m. Corry Cancer Drive canvass continues tonight. Mrs. Roland Putnam seeks owner of an abandoned car after a minor collision on West Pleasant.
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Four Fires Kill 26 Victims Mostly Youth
Four fires across the country over the weekend killed 26 people, mostly under 18. Seattle attributed the deaths to a careless smoker in the worst blaze that left 12 dead and nine hospitalized. Another fire in St Paul, Minnesota, on Saturday night claimed five children in a two story home.
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Pakistan Rebel Force Avoids Direct Battles
The Provisional Government of Bangla Desh orders its forces to dodge set battles with Pakistan’s army and pursue an underground guerrilla campaign. Leaders urge Awami league returnees in India to lead the struggle as Yahya Khan’s troops consolidate control over East Pakistan. Long-range fighting continues near the Padma River while refugees cluster near the Indian border.
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Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Yahya Khan
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Tripura
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Rule Out Double-Dose Income Tax
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania will avoid double withholding for residents who work out of state as the new tax begins May 1. Kane says employers in New York, West Virginia, Maryland and Delaware will be notified and 1.2 million estimated tax forms mailed by May.
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Robert P. Kane
Corry Teacher Recalls Washington Peace March
A Corry teacher describes chartered buses arriving in Washington for a large peace demonstration on April 24. She notes dense fog early, spring bloom along the route, crowds filling Pennsylvania Avenue, and a street filled with marchers. The day features speakers, cameras, litter cleanup, and a sunset return home with lingering chants of peace.
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Funeral services for Miss Ottilie Messits at Hays Funeral Home
Miss Ottilie Messits of Spartansburg lies in state at H Richard Hays Funeral Home where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday. Services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Spartansburg
H. Richard Hays
Rose Hill Cemetery
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