Phony Drivers Licenses Two Teens Sold Forged IDs in Fla
Two high school students in Fort Lauderdale printed and sold counterfeit Arkansas drivers licenses to peers. The fake IDs used real names and photos with false addresses and ages, priced five to forty dollars, mainly for bar entry. Police expect multiple arrests for possessing counterfeit licenses as investigators probe teacher involvement and lax supervision.
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Richarddustrial Area Department of
Nova High School
Fort Lauder
Foo Pagano
Police Department
Hollywood
Fiz
Arkansans
Pagano
Pagano Auldey
Weday
Broekhuizen
Wwe
Prisoners Describe Hell In Cuban Prisons
Philadelphia based ex-prisoner David Nirenberg recalls Cuban guards beating hijackers after protests for release. He cites Guanahay prison near Havana where an eye was lost and a boatmate died amid harsh tactics. Grant and other hijackers faced brutal confinement and forced labor.
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Philadelphia
Havana
David Nirenberg
Nirenberg
Associated Press
Garland Grant
Milwaukee
Wis
Susan Brown
Cuba
U.S. Sens
Jacob Javits
RNY
Claiborne Pell
D-Ri
Guanahay
Grant
Jesus
Alan Schwander
Chicago
Alan
Area Man Sues Snowmobile Firm Over December Crash
Erie Waterford couple sues Yamaha Motor Company Ltd and dealer John Wodarski seeking more than 10000 dollars each in six counts after Raymond Peterson was injured when his Yamaha snowmobile accelerator stuck in December 1975, causing a collision with a tree and medical bills and lost wages.
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Erie
Waterford
Erie County
James Lay II
Raymond Peterson
FLD
Yamaha Motor Company, Ltd
Iwata
Japan
John Wodarski
Fairview
Peterson
Yamaha
Wodarski
Peggy Paul Wins Grand Prize at Park Benefit Bake-off
Mrs. Peggy Paul of 215 East Main Street won the Grand Prize in the Journal Cookbook Sands tand held yesterday at the YMCA. She received the blue ribbon from Joni Morgan of The Journal for her baked potato salad entry. More pictures on page three. Journal photo by McMichael.
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Peggy Paul
East Main Street
Park
YMCA
First Lady Not Slowed By Surgery
Washington AP report says First Lady Rosalynn Carter underwent a routine checkup at Bethesda Naval Hospital, where a benign breast lump was removed. The operation lasted one minute, biopsy confirmed benign, and she returned to the White House by 5 p.m. Her spokeswoman said the procedure will not affect her schedule. Betty Ford’s past cancer treatment is referenced for context.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
White House
Mary Finch Hoyt
Naval Hospital
Maryland
Disabled protest ends as new HEW rules signed
After occupying HEW offices for 24 days handicapped demonstrators welcomed federal regulations implementing the 1914 Rehabilitation Act. The rules, designed to end disability discrimination by recipients of federal funds, apply to schools doctors and employers and require local districts to enroll handicapped children. Leaders praised Califano but noted ongoing review and plans to push for full implementation.
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San Francisco
Washington
D.C
Linda Gill
East Oakland
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gill
HEW
Joseph Califano
Heart Run to Benefit Heart Association in Erie
Hundreds are set to jog from Erie Stadium to the Public Dock for the American Heart Association. Richard Morrison of Union City leads the drive and urges signups before the 11 a.m. to noon start at the stadium. The event is a fundraiser, not a race, with no prizes. Entry blanks in Corry are available at The Journal until 4:30 p.m. today and tomorrow morning.
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Erie
American Heart Association
Richard Morrison
Union City
Morrison
Corry
The
Journal
Volunteers to Lead Pennsylvania Clean Up Weekend
About 12,000 volunteers will join PennDOT crews in the Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Days cleanup. The effort, praised by Transportation Secretary James B. Wilson, runs Friday through Saturday across 44 700 miles of highway, with volunteers earning Conservation Award patches and meritorious service certificates. Contact local PennDOT district to participate.
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Penndot
Transportation
James B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Wilson
Commonwealth’of Pennsylvania
Pothole Tour Promised by New PennDOT Chief in Corry Area
James B. Wilson sworn in as Pennsylvania secretary of transportation and agrees to tour northwestern Corry area to inspect pothole damaged roads. Senator K Budd Dwyer pushed for the visit amid reports of pothole damage to public vehicles, urging maintenance over low priority work and noting serious incidents on I 80 and local routes.
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James B. Wilson
Camp Hill
William Sherlock
Wilson
Corry
Sen
K. Budd Dwyer
Curry
Journal Today
George Pulakos
Millcreek
Journal
Dwyer
Pulakos
Penndot
George
Pensylvania
Four Kane juveniles nabbed after Route 6 chase
Four Kane area juveniles were arrested after a high speed chase along Route 6 from Starbrick to an area between Corry and Youngsville Wednesday evening. All four were stopped between Youngsville and Corry and charged with speeding failing to comply with police directives and passing in a no passing zone with other violations. State police from Warren were assisted by Corry Youngsville and Conewango Township police.
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Kane Area
Starbrick
Corry
Youngsville
Warren
Mead Township
Conewango ‘Township
Brief Cuts At Gas Pumps If Oil Firms Lose Case
Washington AP reports 20 major oil companies face possible refunds of up to 335 million for alleged overcharges from 1973 to 1975 as the Federal Energy Administration accuses them of inflating prices for foreign crude. Any refunds would likely create only a brief pump price dip, perhaps a penny or two, due to vast daily gasoline sales. Gulf Oil leads the list with 79.6 million in alleged overcharges, followed by Standard Oil of Indiana, Texaco, Sun Oil and others, who defend legality and accuse the agency of retroactive rulemaking.
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Washington
Federal Energy Administration
United States
FEA
U.S
Sime
Prces Gulf Ol Corp
Hee
Gulf
PEA
FRA
Standard Oil of Indians
Avco
Texaco
Sun Oil
Marathon
Phillips
Union
Mobil
Standard Oi
California
Exxon
Ashland
Murphy
Amerada Hess
Charter
Conoco
Kerr- McGee
Standard Oil of Ohio
Getty
Cities
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Arkansas Henves
Arkansas
Califano
Jim Pechin
Frank Howe
American Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities
Bowe
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