Corry editor injured in Route 8 collision en route to Pitt seminar
Franklin News-Herald city editor Fran Fry Jr. was hurt Saturday in a two vehicle crash on Route 8 near Butler while en route to a Pittsburgh journalism seminar. Fry is listed in fair condition at Butler Hospital. The report also notes local residents attending a SUNY Alfred management institute, a VFW life member award to William Roehrig, a DUI case against Francis Briggs, curfew and vandalism citations, an alleged hit and run, stray cat advisory, and funeral notices for Eva Fosburgh with Corry ties in survivors list.
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Fran Fry Jr
Franklin News-Herald
Butler
Pittsburgh
Fry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Roehrig
Snyder Circle
VFW
Lowell H. Norris
Roehrig
Malcolm Lewis
Irving Street
Corry
Waterford
Lewis
Aid Pours In To Help Storm Victims Rebuild
A Jackson telethon raising about $1.3 million for Hurricane Camille victims prompts national pledges from the Nixon family and western White House staff. Bob Hope hosts with Eddie Arnold and Pete Fountain. Red Cross seeks $15 million for emergency aid and recovery as 69,000 people in five states are affected.
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Jackson
Miss
Richard M. Nixon
White House
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Hope
Eddie Arnold
Pete Fountain
New Orleans Saints
American Red Cross
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Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Red Cross
Two Youths Injured In Farm Accidents Near Corry
Falls troubled two area youths Saturday requiring hospital care. Lynn Bloomfield a 9 year old Sparlandsburg resident fell from a pickup crossing a creek with five bales of hay on him fracturing an ankle. Kathryn Hershberger a 5 year old Spring Creek girl fell from a flat wagon bed while her father fixed a fence, breaking both bones in her right forearm.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lynn Bloomfield
Harold Bloomfield
Spartansburg
Lyrin
Kathryn Hershberger
Ronald Hershberger
R.D
Spring Creek
Arrest Pair In Woman's Slaying
A North Carolina man and a 17 year old girl were arrested in connection with the August 9 murder of Anna Field 21 whose nude body was found in Ridley Creek near Eddystone. David Scoggins 21 surrendered in Charleston West Virginia Ida Mae Pettry was arrested in Washington. Scoggins previously worked as an animal keeper for the Montgomery County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Rocco Urella Delaware County Chief of Detectives confirmed the arrests.
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MEDIA
North Carolina
Rocco Urella
Delaware County
Urella
David Scoggins
Charleston
W. Va
Ida Mae Pettry
Washington
Anna Field
Ridley Creek
Eddystone
Scoggins
Montgomery County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Miss Field
Arella
National Gun Policy Debate and 1968 Act Evaluation
The Eisenhower Commission discusses gun policy, noting the Gun Control Act of 1968 works but does not curb overall gun numbers or street sales. It urges further legislation while weighing the high cost of federal gun owner registration and potential state-led control, with a five year federal standards fallback.
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Eisenhower Commission
United States
Commission
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