Two Car Crash Totals Cars On East Columbus Avenue
Two vehicles were totaled after a Saturday night collision on East Columbus Avenue. Police identified drivers Joseph F. Jandy Jr. and Harold Ross, with Ross allegedly traveling west at 45 mph when Jandy swung left into his path. A passenger was hospitalized at Corry Memorial, Betsy Bemis, 70, listed in fair condition with forehead lacerations and limb injuries.
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Police Wrap Up Heist Arrest Four Over Weekend
City police announced the weekend arrest of four suspects in a February Cory Country Club burglary. Four Hummel figurines two rugs a gold page frame were recovered. Suspects Theresa Mae Conilin Ernest W Whaley Kenneth R Winters and a Corry juvenile were charged. An April 30 hearings date was set for the three adults with bond posted.
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Kenneth Nichols
Fred Corbett
Paul Goodman
Kenneth Hunt
Theresa Mae Conilin
West Church Street
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Kenneth R. Winters
Grand Valley
Disnet Justice
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Winters
Oliver
DJ Nichols
Smog Four Day Episode Tied to 14 Excess Deaths
The EPA said a severe four day smog in Pittsburgh last November may be linked to 14 excess deaths in Allegheny County. Investigators found mortality rose beyond expected levels compared with 11 prior years, while noting no definitive causation. Daniel Snyder emphasized the result is not proof that air pollution killed anyone, but suggests no clear nonpollutant cause for the spike.
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Ford Attacks Humphrey Hawkins Jobs Bill at Chamber Meet
President candidate Ford blasted the Humphrey Hawkins jobs bill as dangerous and an election-year boondoggle. He urged Congress to curb federal spending and return tax dollars to earners, citing the need to control inflation while supporting job creation for Americans.
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Medical Costs Rise 14 Percent in 12 Months
Washington AP reports the Council on Wage and Price Stability finds medical costs up 14 percent overall with hospital services rising 20.1 percent. The council notes the average American spends 10 cents of every dollar on health care and expects rising expenses to continue, with health expenditures per capita reaching 547 dollars in the year ending June 1975.
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Pennsylvania primary eve prompts cross state campaign tours
Democrats campaigners led by Carter Udall Jackson and Wallace visited subway stops and plant gates across Pennsylvania on the eve of Tuesday's crucial primary. Carter aimed to win the preference test while Jackson projected delegates. George Wallace and Frank Church also appeared on TV forums, debating unemployment and wage issues tied to southern and northern labor dynamics.
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Ballot At A Glance President Wallace and Udall Ballots
A voter guide lists candidates and uncommitted options for president and U S Senate seats, plus state offices and convention delegates. It names Wallace Udall Bayh Carter Jackson and others with commitments or uncommitted statuses, along with several alternate and local official candidates.
Ex Con Kills 3 Wounds 13 in Rampage Across States
Moses Pearson Jr., 31, launched a cocaine fueled shooting spree from Jacksonville Florida to Georgia, killing three and wounding 13 before killing himself. He abducted six women during the chase, including a Bay Village Ohio bound mother and her two daughters. Police say the violence began with three Jacksonville shootings and included a fatal car crash in Georgia. Investigators tie the spree to a cocaine dispute with Horace Fallen, a used car dealer, and note Pearson had recent firearm arrests and a federal forgery conviction.
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