Titusville Police Arrest Two For Abduction Early Morning
Oil City men Robert Parknow and Alfred Covington were arrested in Titusville on charges including terroristic threat criminal mischief and conspiracy in the abduction of Mrs Edna Stumpner from Fern Court Oil City. They reside in Oil City and are held on $2000 bond each. Police reported a gun found in the car and that two other women were present during the capture. Additional charges may follow.
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Titusville
Oil City
Venango County
Edna Stumpner
Robert Parknow
Alfred C. Covington
Ronald Cole Sr
Covington
Franklin
Taylor
Parknow
Cole
Charles Thureau
West End
Stumpner
Fern Court
Sumpner
Corry Memorial Hospital Admission and Discharge Log
Corry Memorial Hospital lists on duty and volunteer details with a case of unavailable physician. Admitted: Mrs Zenobia Silvis, 120 Snyder Circle. Mrs James Upton, Spring Creek RD1. Discharged: Teresa McMullen 815 North Center, Margaret Cook 5 Snyder Circle Christine Eastman 2 weeks, Spar Springs. Mrs James Powell Spar 608 West Church. Herman Rennells 608 West Church. Steve Zajac 536 East South. Lillian Parsons RD3 Corry.
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Bernice McIntyre
Zenobia Silvis
Snyder Circle
James Upton
R.D
Spring Creek
Teresa McMullen
North Center Street
Margaret Cook
Christine
Frank Eastman
Apache Avenue
James Powell
B.D
Spartansburg
Herman Rennells
West Church Street
Daniel Reynolds Sr
Corry
Anthony Slava
J. Russell Young
Steve Zajac
East South
Lillian Parsons
Salvation Army and CAP Join Disaster Relief Cooperation
The Salvation Army and the Civil Air Patrol signed a mutual cooperation agreement for disaster relief. CAP will provide communications, ground and air transport, and personnel on request, while The Salvation Army will assist in air search and rescue and other disaster activities in remote or devastated areas.
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Salvation Army
Civil Air Patrol
U.S. Air Force
Paul J. Carlson
Air Force
Leslie J. Westberg
CAP
William M. Patterson
United States
Civil Defense
UMW Board Power Cut Approved Amid Reform Ties
In Pittsburgh the United Mine Workers voted 621 to 674 to authorize the International Executive Board to suspend local autonomy where corruption is suspected. The measure, first since the 46th convention began, limits trusteeships to six months during hearings and follows clashes over past autonomy used by deposed leader W A Boyle.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Constitution Committee
Boyle
Wayne Sandreth
West Virginia
Charles Burt
Alabama
Foud
Landrum-Griffin
United Steelworkers
I.W. Abel
Abel
Bemus Mayor Raps Suit Of Bridge
Bemus Point mayor Thom Shagla criticizes environmentalists in a Buffalo court suit aimed at halting the Route 17 Expressway bridge project over Chautauqua Lake, calling the action ridiculous and noting local workers fear delays to their livelihood.
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Bemus Point
N.Y
Thom Shagla
U.S. District Court
Buffalo
Chautauqua Lake Bridge
Shagla
Stow
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