Jury selection underway in Bufalino Todaro Sacco trial
Special prosecutors and defense lawyers push to finish jury pick for the conspiracy trial of Russell Bufalino Salvatore Todaro and John Sacco Jr. in Buffalo New York. They face charges over 60 stolen color TVs worth 25000 shipped from Buffalo to Pittston in 1968.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cosa Nostra
Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court
Russell A. Bufalino
Kingston
Salvatore Todaro
John C. Sacco Jr
Attica
Pittston
Bufalino
FBI
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Italy
Apalachin
Todaro
Sacco
Amherst
Paul Parnes
T. Edward Hanley
Bradford
Parness
Gregory
U.S. Justice Department
John T. Curtin
Haggle Over Warren's New Justice Office
Warren borough council offered space in the municipal building to the county for a magistrate office at 75 per month for one year. The county commissioners had rejected 120 per month and sought a six year lease at 75 or less. The plan aims to place the office near the police station, with operating costs covered by fines. The council notes the current 35 per month rent to Mrs. Lawson, urging a threefold increase.
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Warren — Borough
Martha Lawson
Donald EB. Conaway
James Torrance
W.B. Africa
Building and Lands Committee
Commissioners’ Arsenal
Titusville Holds Millage Level Budget Approved
Titusville City Council approved the first reading of the 1970 budget ordinance after a public hearing at City Hall. General fund expenditures total 621,530, up from 612,250, without raising the 15 mill tax levy. Four to one vote, with C C Hampton opposing over pay raises. Varnum Rhoades Kriner and Mayor Fleming approved. No citizens spoke.
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Titusville
Council
City Hall
C.C. Hampton
Train Halt Hearings Move Along Route
Federal hearings on Penn Central’s request to drop two passenger trains between Harrisburg and Buffalo ended with the Buffalo session, the last of five. Witnesses from Olean urged keeping the service, noting no bus link to Pennsylvania and trains as vital winter connections. a retiree couple uses the trains for annual trips to California. The carrier says the lines lose money with only a few passengers.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Penn Central Railroad
Harrisburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Williamsport
Renova
Olean
Jonathan Bates
Olean Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Joseph L. Subiek
California
Penn Central
Grand Jury Indicts Tate Case in 20 Minutes
A Los Angeles grand jury indicted three women and two men from a desert commune on murder and conspiracy charges in the Sharon Tate slayings and related killings. Charged are Charles Manson, Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, Linda Kasabian, and Charles Watson for Tate offenses, with Kasabian outside the house. a second indictment adds Lena and Rosemary LaBianca slayings. Arraignments set for Wednesday. suspects held in several locations. Manson also faces car theft charges. In Colorado, Rocky Mountain National Park records 2.2 million visitors in 1968 across 410 square miles.
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OS Angeles
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
Tate
Charles M. Manson
Susan Denise Atkins
Charles D. Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Linda Kasabian
Leslie Lanks
Sebring
Wojciech “Voityck
Frokowski
Frykowski
Abigail Folger
Steven Parent
Kasabian
Manson
Miss Atkins
Grand Jury
William B. Keene
Miss Lankston
Watson
McKinney
Tex
Miss Krenwinkel
Moule
Ala
Independence
Calif
Death Valley
Atty
Aaron HL. Stovitz
Daniel DeCarlo
1969 Miss Teenage America Injured in Scrimmage
Melissa Babish the 1969 Miss Teenage America was treated at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh after a possible head injury from a girls basketball game at Trinity High School. A hospital spokesman said she was in good condition and to be released soon. Babish, a South Fayette High senior who aims for a law career, scored 15 points as her team won 40 29.
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Pittsburgh
Melissa Babish
South Fayette High School
Trinity High School
Mercy Hospital
Miss Babish
South Fayette
National Guardsman Sues After Call-Up
Delaware private Dominick DiNorseia, 22, files suit in U S District Court seeking to stay orders to active duty citing improper uniform and hair length. He faces Friday report date and claims Army did not explain possible consequences of his training performance. Named defendants include Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird Army Secretary Stanley R Resor and Lt Gen William H Duncan.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware National
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Stanley R. Resor
Army
William H. Duncan
1St
U.S. Army
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Estes Park
Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Louisville
Donna Evans
Bob Church
North Center St
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National
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Sugar
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