Mysterious Illness Causes Four Deaths At Florida Nursing Home
Four residents died at Boulevard Manor Nursing Home in Boynton Beach Florida with high fevers lethargy sore throat and coughing. Health officials quarantined the facility and sent samples to laboratories in Jacksonville West Palm Beach and Atlanta as tests for a mysterious illness continue. Officials noted heat exhaustion as a possibility and emphasized the situation remains unsettled with results not yet available.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
Tme
South Florida
Beat Cook
Boulevard Manor
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Atlanta
Elsie E. Buff
American Legion Convention
Philadelphia
James Howell
Dellrvetor
Palm Beach County
David J. Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Howell
Can
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
Federal Center For Disease’ Contratti
Morton Rosen
Pennsylvania
Driver Flees Police At 100 MPH Crashes Into Tree
Bruce Bunting 94 of Cam bridge Springs led police on a 100 mph chase after an accident scene then skidded on Route 6 near Mill Village into a tree. He fled into woods for 30 minutes and admitted possible drinking. Car driven by 24 year old John Wilson of Erie crashed earlier in LeBoeuf Township. no injuries and $50 damage.
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Bruce Bunting
R.D
Cambridge Springs
Corry Barracks
Bunting
Mill Village
John Wilson
Erie
LeBoeuf Township
Wilson
Mail Registration Cards Banned in Pennsylvania Post Offices
Erie County officials spent hours yesterday retrieving mail voter registration cards from post offices as state systems faced halting rules. Corry’s offices prepared to handle forms if authorized, while Commonwealth Secretary Tucker accused the U S Postal Service of blocking postcard registration, naming regional director Anthony J Trenga as the source of the directive.
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Erie
Corry
John Waseak
Philadelphia Postal Department
Pennsylvania
Patsy Nichols
Richard Agresti
Edward Carney
Philadelphia
Tucker
Anthony J. ‘Trenga
District of Columbia
Trenga
Postal Service
City clamps down as loitering fears prompt action
At a downtown meeting Mayor Kibler and Chief Nichols, with Frederick street residents and Stop n Go representatives, pledged cooperation to curb late night loitering. They plan no speed bumps, but signs and police patrols plus a possible city curfew and loitering law. Stop n Go may seek a youth center as youths promise to help solve the problem. Egg throwing and a streaking incident followed.
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Kibler
Kenneth Nichols
Frederick Street
Red Barn
Stop N' Go
Ronald Dixon
Dixon
Mary Ann Kibler
Lewiston
Pennsylvania
Governor's Justice Commission
Center Street
Richard Plyler
Stop n’'Go
the Journal
Plyer
Plyler
FBI Aide Pleads Guilty in Corruption Case
John P. Dunphy, longtime FBI exhibits chief, pleaded guilty to converting government property to his own use and stole about $100 worth of lumber. He was fired and faces up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine as part of a broader Justice Department probe into FBI corruption.
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Washington
FBI Secon
John P. Dunphy
Justice Department
FBI
Dunphy
Bureau
FAI
Clarence M. Kelley
Department
Kelley
Council Set For Meeting
City Council meets Monday with a full agenda. City administrator Robert Grice and city engineer David A. Johnson lead items on the traffic signals pavement markings and sewer water rate structures. Safety Director William Halfast adds a fire seminar stop sign. First reading of the 1976 paving and curbing program is expected to pass unanimously. Mike Hall will report on the city administration.
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Robert Grice
David A. Johnson
Grice
Erie County Health Department
Johnson
William Halfast
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mike Hall
Hold Sparta Girl In Assault Case
An 18 year old Spartansburg girl Mary Kinney was arrested by state police at Corry barracks on aggravated assault and battery and indecent assault charges. She was brought before a district magistrate in Cambridge Springs and released on $2000 bond. The incident follows a prior tape case involving a 15 year old and a 17 year old youth, with prosecutors seeking to treat the 17 year old as an adult due to prior record. decision pending Monday.
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Spartansburg
Corry Barracks
Mary Kinney
Miss Kinney
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
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Lewis Polk
Polk
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Soricelli
Bellevue Stratford
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Legion Convention
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Robert Havel
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Edmund G. Brown
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Los Angeles
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