Franklin man dies aboard yacht on Lake Erie
A Franklin man, George Fahey, 60, died of an apparent heart attack while cruising with friends on the yacht The Oak Soak in Lake Erie. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Public Dock. The boat is owned and operated by RS. Woodard, also of Franklin. Also reported: multiple acts of malicious mischief investigated, including a $300 window break at Loblaw's on West South Street caused by a thrown bottle. Police urge tips about a wine colored pickup truck used by a group soliciting driveway sealing without a permit from Indians and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lake Erie
George Fahey
RS. Woodard
Fahey
Donald Raines
West South Street
Loblaw's
Raines
Tate Case Details Amid Manson Trial Testimony
The proceedings reveal the state may object to evidence shown to witness Linda Kasabian. Patricia Krenwinkel’s attorney argues the photo could shock or reveal recognition, while conspirators Susan Atkins and Leslie Van Houten remain on trial with Charles Manson and Miss Krenwinkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Miss Krenwinkel
Susan
Sadie” Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Tiny Tim joins Jaycees in Plattsburgh
Tiny Tim signed an application card and was accepted as a member of a local Jaycee chapter in Plattsburgh New York. The falsetto singer was approached while rehearsing for a Clinton County Fair appearance and was joined by his wife who filled out the card. Sgt Gary Flaherty said the singer signed it and the Army recruiter is president of the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Tiny Tim
Clinton County Fair
Gary Flaherty
Corry State Police Report for July
Corry State Police reported 25 criminal arrests and 171 traffic arrests in July. Four criminal investigations were conducted by the local detachment, 34 traffic accidents caused 20 injuries with no fatalities, and damages totaled $52,235. Eight written warnings and 119 faulty equipment notices were issued to drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wayne Valley Church Centennial Celebration Starts Today
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Methodist Church marks its centennial with services beginning tonight at 7 45 p m and continuing through Sunday. Final Sunday programs include remarks by Dr Glenn Donelson and Rev Robert Casler, plus a historical display and carry in dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Valley Church
Wayne Valley
Diane Ball
Anna Helen Maneval
William Sturdevant
Leonard Adams
Glenn Donelson
Robert Casler
Floyd Martin
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Methodist Church
Congress Near Authority to Control Prices and Wages
Congress moves closer to giving President Nixon standby power to regulate prices wages and rents via the Defense Production Act. Democratic conferees support the measure with Sen. Goodell joining Republicans against it. House action earlier approved 78 to 41 amid partisan debate. Patman says the move strengthens antiinflation efforts and counters Nixon’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Nixon
Senate House
House
Charles B. Goodell
R-N.y
John B. Anderson
R-N
House Republican Conference
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Feature Singers At Faith Church
The Nickel Family Singers will perform at 10 45 a m Morning Worship at Faith Church. Rev Joseph Kanzlemar says the program includes musical arrangements a Bible message and Rev Nickel originals. The ten member ensemble has toured forty states and five Canadian provinces. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Family
Faith Church
Joseph Kanzlemar
Nickel
Kanzlemar
Kennedy Cousins Face Pot Charge Drop If Stay Out of Trouble
In Barnstable Massachusetts a district court judge said marijuana possession charges against 16 year old Robert F Kennedy Jr and another Kennedy cousin will be dropped in 1971 if they remain law abiding. The judge, Henry L Murphy, told the youths to avoid trouble as a condition for dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Mass
Kennedy
Troube
Dist
Henry L. Murphy
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Sargent Shriver II
Murphy
Ethel
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Shriver
Jamestown Court Rules Obscenity Seizure Improper
A U S District Court in Buffalo ruled Jamestown and New York State Police seizure of about 5000 dollars worth of allegedly obscene material and a vehicle improper. The 1600 plus volumes and a 1967 van were ordered returned. Imperial News Co of Depew had filed suit alleging unconstitutional seizure under state law. The case was dropped after officials conceded the action was improper and that police cannot unilaterally determine obscenity without a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
New York State
U.S. District Court
Buffalo
John Curtin
U.S. District Court For
Western District of
New York
Imperial News Co
Depew
Marvin Marcus
Robert Sullivan
Park Catchpole
John Paladin
Richard Ream
David Carr
Imperial News
Robert Alessi
Supreme Court
Alessi
Also Mentioned on This Page
S—Corry Journal
Erie County
Republican Party
Eugene Karnes
Virginia Auer
East Congress Street
Doris Hillstrom
East Smith Street
Union City
George Clark
Karnes
Columbus
Robert L. Klakamp
Robert L. Wolfe
Warren County
Gary P. Groel
R.D
Lindley R. McClelland
Erie County Court
Groel
Venango County
Rouseville
Cranberry
Reno
Oil City
Jamestown, N.Y
James Prendergast Free Library
Robert P. Casey
Police Pension Fund
Meadville
Union Township
Richard Zenoble
Wright
Codell
Zenoble
Porter Auer
Judith Wynn
Marion Street
Charles Pless
Marion
Jaycee
Frank’s
15Th Street
Cherry Street
Urice Foundry Company
West 15Th Street
Erie, Pennsylvania
Kennedy Cousins
Cohasset
Hyannis Port
Verl Setler
Cape Cod
Setler
Erie County Plastics Corp
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
Sterling All Star Dairy
Peach ST
Erie, PA
Call
Erie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!