West Pleasant street reports a string of crank calls and a street incident
A West Pleasant street woman reported five crank calls to police yesterday. An Elgin man was charged with possession of alcohol by a minor and drunken driving after a routine stop found four beers and intoxication. A green Falcon with New York plates is linked to a beer bottle thrown at a driver. Kenneth Berkhous described the bottle-throwing assailant as about 25 or 26, five eight, with six companions. Dale L Edwards was cited for driving too fast for conditions. A two car crash at South Center and Pleasant caused 700 in damage but no injuries. A blue snowmobile cover went missing from Dr William Mack’s driveway. The Erie County Christmas Seal campaign reached 28,863 as of November 29, with the Northwestern Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society totaling 69,236 toward a 142,500 goal. Carlyle LaFevre said a recent accident report was reversed, with his car damaged 400. U S underground papers Berkeley Barb, Berkeley Tribe and Good Times are banned by South African censors.
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New York
Kenneth Berkhaus
West Pleasant Street
Spring Street
Brook Street
Berkhous
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Gordon W. Bigelow Jr
Snyder Circle
Edward Gluvna
Erie County
Robert S. Schluraft
Pennsylvania
Tuberculosis and Health Society
Paroled Welfare Leader After Five Days In Jail
Roxanne Jones 41, chairwoman of the Philadelphia Welfare Rights Organization, was paroled Friday after serving five days of a two month Dauphin County Prison sentence for malicious mischief from a Capitol disturbance last summer. Judge Carl B. Shelley offered parole after restitution and noted the total $271 had been settled. Jones tearfully pledged to avoid violence and urged others to do likewise as she returns to her two children.
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Harrisburg
Roxanne Jones
Philadelphia
Capitol
Joseph A. Klein
Shelley
Ireland arrests seven in raid after emergency acts invoked
Dublin police seized seven men near the airport hours after Prime Minister Lynch announced the use of Part 2 of the 1940 Offenses Against the State Act and detention centers were being prepared. Authorities warned of an alleged secret armed conspiracy aiming to kidnap leaders and stage bank robberies with possible deaths. The move drew broad criticism from opposition parties, newspapers, and the IRA, while some rightists supported it. It was widely linked to groups such as the TRA and Saor Eire.
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Dublin
Jack Lynch
Irish Republican Army
IRA
The
Irish Independent
Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Unionist Party
Lynch
TRA
Saor Eire
Free Ireland
Coast Guard Spotlights Burning Louisiana Oil Rig
A Coast Guard plane reports a Shell Oil rig burning uncontrollably ten miles off the Louisiana coast near coastal game preserves. Officials fear heavy pollution damage to nearby preserves as oil continues to leak after the explosion Monday.
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Coast Guard
Louisiana
Attorney General Urges Modernization of Criminal Justice
J Shane Creamer named by Gov Milton Shapp presses a total renewal of Pennsylvania criminal laws noting the 1860 code is outdated He also calls for prison system modernization arguing inmates leave worse and warns crime is a growing industry while spending on whisky exceeds law enforcement budgets.
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Philadelphia
J. Shane Creamer
Milton Shapp
Creamer
Fred Speaker
United States
Deaths James J. Hickey Sr of Corry 71
James J. Hickey Sr 71 of 105 East Main Street died yesterday at the Jewell Home after a life spent in Corry. He was a longtime custodian at St. Edward School and worked at Aero Supply Co and Barlow Hardware Store. Survived by two daughters and a sister, he belonged to St Thomas Church and local Knights of Columbus and served with Stanford Hose Co. Burial planned at St. Thomas after a family prayer service at James St. George Funeral Home.
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James J. Hickey
Hickey
East Main Street
Jewelleee
Corry
St. Edward School
Aero Supply Co
Barlow Hardware Store
St. Thomas Church
Margaret Pitts Hickey
Joseph Kaden
California
James St. George
Carl Gincatt
Carl Gincott Sr
RD. 2
Memorial
Italy
Warren
Carlos R.D
Robert
Gross Isle
Mich
Steve Giancotti
St Thomas Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
United States
Elizabeth Walton
Cohmnbus
Mr. Gincott
Elderly Hunter Kills Brother in Green Township Accident
An elderly man, Harold L. Neal, 75, of Bedford, shot and killed his 76-year-old brother during a hunting accident in Green Township near this. The fallen hunter died at the scene at 2:20 p.m. Forest County Coroner James K. Haslett will oversee the investigation. Nearby officials report possible hunting safety violations as a factor in the incident.
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Tionesta
Green Township
Forest County
James K. Haslett
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Elgin
James G. Shupenrgre Hanes
Porter Auer
Dale L. Edwards
William Mack
East Bond Street
Mack
Carlyle E. LaFevre
Union City
Journal Today
Journal
LaFevre
John N. May
May
INS
Africa
Cape Town
South Africa
U.S
Berkeley Barb
Berkeley Tribe
Good Times
Nationall
Puritan
Brentwood
Jockey
Rossin
Irish Mount
JourNal Daily
Myra Breckinridg
Tarzan
Myra Breckinridge
Ron Ely As
Mart Crowley
Bob Church
North Center St
Harold L. Neal
Bedford
Washington
Nixon
John Lindsay
New York City
AL A
Wat
Barney
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