One Man Serious In Crash Near Spartansburg
Elwood G. Dean 32 of Spartansburg is in guarded condition at Eric's Hamot Hospital after a one car crash on Union street hill. Driver Raymond J. Halfast Jr. 31 of Spartansburg was treated and released, later charged with drunk driving after testing blood alcohol. The 1957 van type wagon rolled 140 feet, Dean was thrown into a field. Halfast's vehicle was a total loss valued at about 500 dollars.
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Richard Farley
Elwood G
Unton Street
Dean of Spartansburg
Spartansburg
Eric
Hamot
Elwood G. Dean
Union Street Hill
Raymond J. Halfast Jr
R.D.3
Corry
Dean
Corry Ambulance Service
Halfast
Hamet Hospital
Longest Heart Transplant Patient Blaiberg Dies
Cape Town South Africa AP Dr Philip Blaiberg the longest surviving heart transplant patient died of heart failure related kidney and pneumonia complications at 60 his death comes days after the autopsy and follows the 1968 operation by Dr Christian Barnard news notes the transplant carried social implications in apartheid era South Africa with a funeral planned in Cape Town and comments from Dr Barnard in brief remarks.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Marius Barnard
Christian Barnard
Blaiberg
Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Jill
Dorothy Haupt
Charles Boulogne
City Council Tonight Sets Bid Openings for Police Admin Building
City Council meets tonight to open bids for the new police administration building planned on the former Mountain Keystone Station site at East South Street. Demolition is awarded to L W Crosscut Co of Corry. Bids for paving city streets are also on the agenda.
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Police Administration
Mountain Keystone
East South Street
L.W. Crosscut Co
Corry
Jack Downey
Downey
David Johnson
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Drivers Unhurt In Area Crash In Columbus Township
Two autos escaped injury after a 3:25 PM Saturday crash on the Columbus Lottsville road. Linda L. Porter 22 of Bear Lake pulled from a stop sign into Clark Bacon 34 of Union City, broadside collision causing 400 in Porter damage and 300 in Bacon damage. Charges await Porter per Trooper James Krznar.
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Columbus Township
Linda L. Porter
R.D.1
Bear Lake
Columbus- Lottsville
Clark Bacon
Union City
Bacon
Porter
Miss Porter
James Krznar
Porter Auto
Corry
Frederick W. Thompson
Waterford
Police overlook horse as vehicle in odd early morning incident
At 2 a.m. on West Main Street a horse and rider paused on a sidewalk in front of Dot’s Cafe. Officers ordered them to move on and gave the rider a shovel and bucket for litter. The pair later lingered near the Corry Chrysler-Plymouth agency while police investigated rumors of planned theft.
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Journal
West Main Street
Dot
Corry
Chrysler-Plymouth
First Avenue
Journal Building
Camille Rages Inland Crushing Gulf Coast Cities
Hurricane Camille battered Mississippi with 150 mph winds for hours tearing through Biloxi and Gulfport leaving power out and heavy flooding. Police say Biloxi damage is severe as 1,200 National Guardsmen and civil defense workers assist while Gov Williams plans a morning inspection with federal officials.
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Gulfport
Miss
Camille
Mississippi
Biloxi
Ray Decelle
Jackson
Civil Defense Headquarters
Civil Defense
John Bell Williams
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
Decelle
Pass Christian
Pascagoula
Keesler Air Force Base
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Chandleur Sound
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
U.S. Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Grand Isle
Apalachicola
Fla
Fort Walton
Florida
Panhandle
Mississippi River
Tank car spill endangers Cambridge Springs water supply
An Erie Lackawanna tank car carrying 20 000 gallons of acrylonitrile derailed near Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania endangering the village water supply. about 5 000 gallons leaked as Civil Defense crews contained the scene and Hill rock embankment.
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Cambridge Springs
Penn
Sylvania
French Creek
N. J. Rodgers
American Cyanamid Corp
Civil Defense
Loss Tops $8 000 as Two Post Offices Are Robbed
Corry area post offices in Wattsburg and Spartansburg suffered burglaries early morning. Thieves pried into back doors, peeled safes, and stole cash and stamps. losses projected near 8 000 dollars total. Authorities note no link to a previous Columbus break in recent weeks.
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Corry
Wattsburg
Spartansburg
Beatrice Kent
John Evanko
BCI
The
Journal
Columbus
William Barbour
Howard Murray
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Eric
Marie McDonald
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