Five Held For Sale Possession Of Drugs Meadville
Meadville police report three men charged with marijuana offenses after a joint city and state narcotics probe. Richard Hopkins, 23, faces sale of marijuana. Robert Phelps, 19, and Donald Saputo, 23, charged with possession. Phelps and Saputo posted bonds. Hopkins jailed. Hearings set August 14. Two Crawford youths bound over for possession of marijuana. Joel Bennett, 19, Cochranton, and Ramon Jimenez Jr., 18, Conneaut Lake, bond set at 2,000 each. Bennett later faces sale and dangerous drug counts. bail set at 1,500 per count. Bennett recommitted. Jimenez released.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania
Richard c. Hopkins
Robert G. Phelps
Donald J. Saputo
Phelps
Saputo
D.W. Ladner
Hopkins
Crawford County
Joel §. Bennett
Cochranton
Ramon Jimenez Jr
Conneaut Lake
Harry A. Randall
Bennett
Ladner
Jimenez
Six Drivers Have Licenses Suspended in Harrisburg Release
Six area drivers had driving rights suspended per the Bureau of Traffic Safety in Harrisburg. Notable suspensions include Robert A. Post for driving while under suspension, and David J. Sayko for DUI. Union City drivers Jack Croston Alex Donche and Larry Leech received varying terms for point accumulation and reckless driving. Robert J. Elders of Waterford got a 90 day suspension. Also noted is John Besanceney elected president of an industry association.
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Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Robert A. Post
Corry
David J. Sayko
Columbus
Union City
Jack A. Croston
East High Street
Palestinians Vow Attack On UN Body
The U S ambassador to the United Nations reported that while Egypt Jordan and Israel accepted a 90 day ceasefire and indirect talks, Palestinian guerrillas vowed to continue fighting and to attack UN observers if needed. Abu Nedal and Bashar Abu Garbiah said their groups would press on to "liberate" Israel, promising harassment along frontiers with Jordan and Lebanon. The Jordanian government said it could not restrain the Palestinians.
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U.S
United Nations
Middle East
United States
U.N
Charles W. Yost
Britain
France
Soviet Union
U Thant
Gunnar V. Jarring
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Tripoli
Libya
Abu Nedal
al Fatah
Bashar Abu Garbiah
Palestine Popular Struggle Front
Lebanon
Suez Canal
Route 6 Closure For Repairs Between Corry And Pittsfield
Route 6 will be closed to traffic Monday morning August 10 from Corry to Pittsfield. Thru traffic will be rerouted over PA 426 77 and 27 while a reconstruction project aims to lower a grade and widen an adjacent intersection about three miles south of Freehold. Interstate Amnesite Corp of Concordville will complete the work in 70 days at a total cost of 114103 dollars.
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Corry
Pittsfield
Franklin
Department of Transportation Today
Pennsylvania
Freehold
Interstate Amnesite Corporation
Concordville
Anticrime Funds Questioned by National Coalition
Washington AP reports a National Urban Coalition study criticizes federal anticrime grants under the 1968 act. It says most funds fund police hardware rather than court reform, juvenile treatment, narcotics control, or corrections, risking ineffective crime reduction and urban inequities. The group urges leadership from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and broader community planning.
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Washington
Urban Coalition
Congress
Nixon
California
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Criminal Justice Coordinating Coin
Boy 3 Killed In Car Crash ARKW R I G H T NY
At 1 45 pm yesterday in Arkwright N Y a car driven by a mother skidded through an intersection and overturned killing Shawn K Conners 3. His mother Sharon L Conners 23 and passenger Donna Lee Wallin 16 were injured and admitted to WCA Hospital Jamestown with contusions abrasions and a fractured rib for Miss Wallin. Sheriff reports the auto skidded through the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkwright
N.Y
Chautauqua County
Shawn K. Conners
Sharon L. Conners
Cassadaga
Donna Lee Wallin
Cherry Creek
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Miss Wallin
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Conners Auto
Pitt appoints Freeman and Kobosky to senior roles
The University of Pittsburgh announces appointments with Jack E. Freeman named executive assistant chancellor and Bernard Kobosky appointed chancellor for student affairs. Both move from prior assistant roles, reflecting leadership changes within Pitt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PITT
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Jack E. Freeman
Bernard Kobosky
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Moshe Dayan
Golda Meir
Tel
Israel Galili
Abba Eban
Yaagov Shapiro
Pinhas Saphir
Lgavention
ST. Louis
John W. Besanceney
Pittsburgh Convention Bureau, Inc
Inepee Association of Convention Reas
Victor Cragg JR
Franklin Street
Willetts Bros
Bob Church
North Center St
Bae
Marine Bank
Marine
Marine National Bank
Kadai Hawkeye
Hawkeve
Discover
Corry Journal
Boy
Saeki
Hawkins-Troyer Dodge, Inc
North Center Street
Klau
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