Children Sue For Right To Bear Arms Case
Capt. Susan R. Struck, the first active duty officer to give birth, holds her daughter Tanya Marie at a news conference. The 26-year-old nurse, pregnant in Viet Nam, battles an Air Force rule that active duty women are discharged if they become pregnant. She seeks to continue her military career and plans to place the baby for adoption.
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Susan R. Struck
USAF
Tanya- Marie
Viet Nam
Air Force
Struck
Bombing at New Jersey Humble Oil Complex Target of Sabotage Claim
Police seek an unidentified caller from a voice recording who warned the refinery was gamma burn before a blast that ripped a 1500 acre Humble Oil Co complex near Linden New Jersey injuring 29 and causing millions in damage. Investigators pursue the call as possible sabotage amid reports of a light plane sighting and militant group responsibility claims.
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Hunt
New Jersey
John Gregorio
New York
WINS
The
United Socialist
Taxpayers organize watchdog group on city budget
A small gathering at the Central Labor Council Hall formed a watchdog taxpayers association aimed at pressuring City Council to cut the 1971 budget and oppose a 2.5 mill tax hike. Nine locals attended, planning to attend tonight’s council meeting to outline objections and study the municipal budget now on display.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Central Labor Council
West Main Street
George Downey
Ice Triggers Two Crashes and $1,800 in Damage
Two weekend crashes tied to icy city streets caused damage to three cars totaling 1,800 dollars. Ronald A. Hamilton, 21, of 671 East South Street lost control on West Smith Street near Grace Street and hit a utility pole, his car valued at 1,000 dollars. A second crash on East Washington Street involved William T. Carter, 45, and David L. Swanson, 33, with Carter’s car damaged 300 dollars and Swanson’s at 500 dollars after a failed attempt to weave past a stopped vehicle. No injuries reported.
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Ronald A. Hamilton
East South Street
West Smith Street
Hamilton
Grace Street
East Washington Street
William T. Carter
R.D
Spartansburg
East Washington
Carter
David L. Swanson
Marion Street
Swanson
Weather weekend crashes cause $2925 in damages
State Police at the Corry substation reported four area crashes this weekend with $2925 in damages and no injuries. On Route 97 near Union City at 11 10 a m a car driven by Paul Leene stopped for a vehicle and was struck in the rear by Francis Talarico 42 of Erie. Talarico said slick pavement prevented stopping. Talarico’s car suffered $400 damage and the Bayko vehicle $250. Trooper Frederick Day investigated.
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Corry
Eves Union City
Paul Leene
Francis Talarico
Erie
Talarico
Bayko
Frederick Day
Plan Treatment of Heroin Addicts in Pennsylvania Board Meeting
Harrisburg AP reports the state Drug Device and Cosmetic Board reviews proposed methadone treatment rules for heroin addicts. Proposals include age 18 plus patient identification reports, sparking testimony from adds Battallo who argues youth restriction unfair. Officials cite youth commitment and reporting aims to shield clinics from police scrutiny.
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Harrisburg
State Drug Device and Cosmetic Board
Pennsylvania
Thareles Battalllo
Majority of Legislators Oppose Income Tax
In Philadelphia a Philadelphia Bulletin poll shows most state representatives and senators oppose a personal income tax, with only a minority currently favorable. A notable share would support it only if paired with budget cuts or tax reforms. Governor-elect Shapp signals potential reform and study groups push for a 4 percent income tax alongside corporate tax changes.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin
House
Senate
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
John R. Bunting
Herbert Fineman
Former Corry water official dies in Erie
Harold A. Gilbert ninety formerly of 567 West Church street long time secretary treasurer of the Corry Water Supply Co died at Twin Brook Convalescent Home Erie where he had been a guest for two years He was born February 1 1680 in Minnesota and graduated Yale University class of 1901 A mechanical engineer by trade he served as captain then major in the U S Army during World War I He held posts from assistant quartermaster of construction at General Hospital No 1 New York City to head of construction for the U S Sulphuric Acid Plant at Mt Union He later headed the Pennsylvania Collapsible Tube Company in Williamsport before moving to Corry in 1941 to serve as secretary treasurer of the Orry Water Supply Company until retirement He was a member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Corry Planning Commission and Rotary Club Surviving are his wife Sara Mary Brown married in Corry October 25 1905 a daughter Elizabeth Pierson Cotuit Mass two grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister in Dixon Ill and a brother Paul P Gilbert California He was preceded by a son Wallace in 1911 Funeral services will be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 2 pm with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery Bracken Funeral Homes in charge no viewing hours
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Harold A. Gilbert
West Church Street
Corry Water Supply Co
Twin Brook
Erie
Minnesota
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
U.S. Army
General Hospital No. 1
New York City
U.S
Orry Water Supply Company
Ils Peas
Emmanuel Episcopal Church of
Corry
Benjamin
Elizabeth) Pierson
Cotuit
Mass
Dixon
Ill
Paul P. Gilbert
California
Wallace Gilbert
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Clifford Crook
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Homes
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