Atlas Resources seeks oil rights in Crawford Venango and Mercer counties
Atlas Resources Inc of Coraopolis advertises gas and oil drilling rights in northwestern Pennsylvania after reporting a large gas field in northeastern Ohio and parts of the state. Residents owning 40 acres or more in Crawford, Venango and Mercer counties are urged to contact the firm for exploration.
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Atlas Resources, Inc
Coraopolis
Pennsylvania
Butler Eagle
Ohio
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Weather shapes a muggy northwestern PA with storms likely
North western Pennsylvania faces a partly sunny hot and humid day with a chance of thundershowers by late afternoon and again tonight and tomorrow. Highs mid-80s to low 90s, with southeasterly winds easing tonight. There is a zero to fifty percent precipitation forecast, rising to 50 percent tomorrow. City police cite Charles Silvis for reckless driving after a bold driving demonstration last night. A theft of a Social Security check valued at $124 is under investigation as Zenobia Silvis reports the mailman delivered the check to the door slot but it was observed. The Corry 4-H diaper derby tonight at City Park is canceled for lack of interest with only two entries received.
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Pennsylvania
Zenobia Silvis
Snyder Circle
City Park
Richard Hornick
Corry 4-H Club
Tax hikes hit city and industry with 25 percent raises
Tax bills reveal increases near 25 percent, a 25.5 rise in many cases, costing the Raymond Division plant about $3,000 more and pushing Corry Jamestown Corporation upward by $13,403. A school official notes a six mill impact while the district pursues state reimbursement limits, prompting local protests at The Journal and Municipal Building as a new SUNY Albany Afro American studies chair is announced with Frank G. Pogue Jr. succeeding Edoho Edoho.
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Timate
Richard Shannon
Raymond Division
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Edward Thompson
Thompson
Corry Area
Journal
Hubley
Albany, N.Y
Frank G. Pogue Jr
Nashville
Area Toll and Rail Crash Reported Across Several Counties
A fuel tank rupture after a sidewalk incident sparked flames up to 100 feet high. A 4:23 a.m. power outage coincided with the crash, and coroner Jonathan Hutchinson ruled accidental death for Fortune, with autopsy not ordered. Widespread line damage followed, affecting hundreds of telephone customers. A separate Erie motorcyclist died after striking a train at night, while a 71-year-old Tidioute resident remained hospitalized after a truck rolled downhill, causing multiple vehicle damages. In Newcastle England a 75-year-old fought off a mugger, earning a string of boxing accolades known as The Battling Bombardier.
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Venango County
Jonathan Hutchinson
Twa
Oil City
Peneler
General Telephone Company
Erie
Erie County
Merle Wood
Gary M. Krasenesky
R.D.G. Erie
Richard Wagner
Tidioute
Warren General Hospital
Michael Maliniak
John H. Gibney
Patrick Soliday
Malinak
Givney
Soliday
Arson Two In Kittanning Youth's Death
Elaine Young and Franklin Crawford are arraigned on murder charges in the death of 2 year old Thomas Young Jr. whose body was found in a Kiddieland Park ditch after a week missing. Police, coroner reports cite fractured skull as the cause. District Magistrate ordered both held without bond.
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Kittanning, Pa
Elaine Young
Franklin Duane Crawford
John Bower
Kennedy
Robert Easley
Thomas H. Young Sr
Okinawa
Robber Kills Self On Church Steps
Miami police say 21 year old Harold Earl Stuart opened fire on officers trying to question him after a reported street robbery. He exchanged shots with three officers, then killed himself on the steps of Gesu Catholic Church. Stuart, from Miami, was on probation from an 18 month burglary sentence from 1970.
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Mian
Harold Earl Stuart
Miami
Stuart
Gesu Catholic
Agnew Faces Federal Probe Details In Maryland Case
The vice president described investigations into alleged kickbacks tied to Maryland firms as part of a broader federal probe. Key witness Jerome Wolff claimed $1000 weekly kickbacks since 1962 and a $50000 past or future payoff. Beall denied involvement, Agnew pledged records or legal steps, while White House aides urged restraint amid ongoing inquiries.
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Agnew
Jerome B. Wolff
Baltimore County
Beall
Judah Best
Jay H. Topkis
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
White House
Gerald L. Warren
United States
Nationwide crime panel urges handgun ban and reform
The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals urges states to outlaw handguns except for police and military use and to seize civilian-held firearms. It also recommends repealing jail penalties for gambling marijuana pornography prostitution and private sexual acts between consenting adults. The 318 page report, funded by a 1.75 million federal grant, was presented to Atty. Gen. Richardson with Nixon administration officials noting balanced, reasonable goals. The panel seeks action by January 1, 1983, to prohibit handgun possession, sale, manufacture, and importation nationwide.
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Washington
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals
Delaware
Russell W. Peterson
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Nixon
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Jamestown N.Y
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McKean County
McKean County Industrial Council Inc
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NY Stock Exchange
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