Corry Teen Dies in Route 426 Head On Crash
A Corry teenager, James E. Daniels Jr., 1023 North Center street, was killed when his eastbound Volkswagen crossed the centerline and collided with a dump truck on Route 426 one mile east of Colta Comers at 7:50 a.m. The vehicle was crushed under the truck and the body was recovered after three hours. Damages were about $1,900 to the car and $3,000 to the truck. The driver of the truck, Michael Casolo, 49, of Ridgway, was not injured. The crash involved large-scale rescue, towing, and fire department response. obituary to follow tomorrow.
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Corry
Colta Comers
James E. Daniels Jr
James Daniels
North Center Street
Warren County
Donnell Allen
Martin Kaschalk
Corry Barracks
Daniels
Michael Casolo
Ridgway
Daniels Volkswagen
Casole
Stanford Hose Company
Volkswagen
Journal
Pryor
Widen Search For Missing Local Girl
Miss Mary Etta Blakeslee a 21 year old nursing student disappeared from Hershey Medical Center last Thursday. Despite searches of a wooded area near the facility and assistance from the Derry Township and State Police there is no trace. She lived with three roommates at a local apartment and was last seen leaving Thursday morning. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Howard L Blakeslee of Corry.
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Hershey Medical Center
Derry Township
Medical Center
Mary Etta Blakeslee
Howard L. Blakeslee
R.D. 1
Corry
Blakeslee
Miss Blakeslee
Benjamin Bronstein
Medical Center News Bureau
The
Journal Today
Derry
Forest Fire Roars Toward Big Sur River
A Ventana Wilderness fire driven by 40 mph winds roared toward the Big Sur River, expanding to 3,500 acres in Los Padres National Forest. It forced evacuation of over a thousand vacationers residents and hippies while threatening redwood groves in the ragged Big Sur Country. The blaze started by an illegal campfire on private land Tuesday amid hot, dry conditions and unusually low winter rainfall.
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Big Sur
Calif
Ventana
Los Padres National Forest
Senators Vote Again To Halt Indochina War
Washington AP report says the Senate, in eight tight votes, approved a Brooks amendment to end U S combat operations in Indochina for a second time. The decisive test failed 49 to 47 as the battle to enforce the halt continues.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Edward Brooks
R-Mass
Pentagon
Thailand
Hanoi
America
George Aiken
R-Ve
Nixon
Vietnam
Brooke
Aiken
White House
Two Auto Crashes Leave Four Injured In Area
Two traffic crashes in the area sent four people to hospitals. In Union City a two car wreck on Route 6 at Route 19 left Mrs. Mark DuVal and Miss Betty Williams, both of Elizabeth Pa., with minor injuries. A second crash near Cambridge Springs involving Ida Manning and Elaine Petri produced minor injuries for two passengers and $1,500 in damages.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Mark DuVal
Elizabeth
Betty Williams
Corry
Henry O. Holtzhofer
Orfield
Miss Williams
Cambridge Springs
Richard Gambino
Ida M. Manning
R.D. 3
Elaine Petri
R.D. 5
Waterford
Miss Petri
Sandra Posavee
Corry Faces Minimal Impact If Penn Central Abandons Trackage
A local survey of ten industries shows Corry would suffer little if Penn Central ends service. Only two firms likely to face trouble, with Corry Foam Products Co. hardest hit by rail cutback as it receives about 120 cars monthly and ships 20 out. Dowell Inc. of Dow Chemical also expects problems.
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Penn Central Railroad Company
Corry
Trains
Corry Foam Products Co
Shady Avenue
Corry Foam
George Cole
Cote
Dowell, Inc
Dow Chemical Corp
Dowell
Egypt and Libya plan union with Sept 1 1973 target
Egypt and Libya announce a historic decision to form a unified political leadership and plan for union, setting September 1, 1973, as the target date after a three day meeting in Libya. A delegation was sent to Damascus to inform President Assad as Cairo and Benghazi radio broadcast the communique.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Libya
Cairo
Benghazi
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Kadafi
Revolutionary Command Council
Federation of Arab
Syria
Damascus
Hafez el Assad
Sadat
Kadafi
Egypt Libyan union seen as West warning and Arab division risk
AP report argues Sadat and Kadafi push for a combined Arab front to threaten Israel and Western interests while risking internal friction and distrust from Russians. It notes past failed unions like the United Arab Republic and Syria-Libya-Egypt federation, suggesting unity may be more rhetoric than durable coalition.
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William L. Ryan
Libya
Egypt
United States
West
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Kadafi
Egypt-Libya
Israel
Europe
Russia
Col. Kadafi
Palestine
Sadat
Kadafi
United Arab Republic
Syria
Sudan
Bazaar Days Set Next Week By Local Chamber Promotion
The Sidewalk Bazaar Days will run August 10 to 12 with 30 retailers sponsoring. Breakfast With the Merchants starts Thursday at 8 a.m. at Corry Motor Inn for an hour. Patrons can register for six gift certificates worth 50, 25, 10, and three 5 dollars. Prizes drawn Saturday at an announced site. Some merchants stay open Thursday night, all Friday and Saturday nights. A voter registration drive is planned on Thursday at Number 1 fire station from 2 to 8 p.m.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry Motor Inn
Dennis Frushone
Ater
Frushone
East South Street
Food additive ban could raise meat costs and limit substitutes
Washington AP report on the 14 year old Delaney Clause and a phaseout of the cattle feed additive DES to curb cancer risks. Industry and lawmakers warn the law may endanger meat costs, with calls to set human tolerance levels as testing detects additives at ever lower parts per billion.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Saccadarin
William Scherle
Lowa
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Columbus Township
the Bracken Funeral Home
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Armed Service Committees
James Allen
D-Ala
Mike Mansfield
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Icc
Assad
Middle East
Beirut
Hayat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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