Tragic gas station robbery ends in shooting death
George Andrus, recovering from head and arm wounds at Corry Memorial Hospital, recounts the North Kingsville gas station robbery and slaying of 25 year old Spartansburg man McQuiston. Attendant and owner also wounded. suspects fled.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ohio
John J. McQuiston
Spartansburg
Andrus
Journal Today
Journal
McEldowney
South Center Street
Corryite
Ashtabula General Hospital
CMH
North Kingsville
McQuiston
Ashtabula
Three More Men Charged In McQuiston Murder Case
Preston Payne, 19, of Cleveland is held without bond in Ashtabula on aggravated murder charges for a robbery shooting that killed John J. McQuiston, 25, of Spartansburg, and wounded three others including George Andrus, 46, of 1027 South Center Street. Police arrested four suspects, two questioned, and a separate arrest warrant named another.
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Cleveland
Ashtabula
Ohio
Spartansburg
Corry
Interstate 90
John J. McQuiston
George Andrus
South Center Street
Andrus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fayne
Sheriff's Office
Larry Brown
Willoughby Police Department
Joseph Bradshaw Jr
Brown
Bradshaw
Kingsville
McQuiston
Buchtinec
Campaign aides cite polls ahead of New Hampshire primary
Deputy Ford press secretary William Greener notes campaigns face ups and downs and says the only poll that matters is election day. Howard Callaway, Ford campaign chief, attributes Reagan’s eight point lead to publicity from his televised declaration and expresses confidence the turnaround will come before the February 24 New Hampshire primary.
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William Greener
Howard Callaway
Reagan
New Hampshire
Fear Of Death Defense For Hearst in Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst offered handwriting samples and a lock of hair as prosecutors prepare for her trial on bank robbery charges. Defense attorney F Lee Bailey said the key defense is fear of death arguing she was coerced after kidnapping by the Symbionese Liberation Army. The court noted the defense may argue coercion rather than insanity as the basis for her actions. Hearst appeared in court pale and thin, greeting family and wearing a blue velvet jacket.
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San Mateo County
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Hibernia Bank
Symbionese Liberation Army
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Hearst
Budget Passes By Tight Vote
Washington AP The House approved a budget resolution setting a 374.0 billion spending ceiling and a 74.1 billion deficit for the current fiscal year by 189 to 187, with the Senate backing 74 to 19. The President’s signature is not required and the measure binds future spending and revenue decisions under the 1974 Budget Control Act.
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House
Congress
Senate
Four Gunmen Surrender After London Hostage Siege
Four IRA gunmen surrendered after six days holding a British postal inspector and his wife in Dorset Square London. Sheila Matthews, 53, was released earlier. John Matthews 54 was freed when police negotiators secured the surrender. Scotland Yard denied safe passage to Dublin and tied the attackers to recent London bombings and shootings. Nearby Holland reported South Moluccan hostage crises in Amsterdam and a stalled train as Indonesia conflict continued.
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Irish Republican Army
Sheila Matthews
John
Dorset Square
Scotland Yard
Dublin
Molucca Islands
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
SA Advisory Board Names Officers
The Salvation Army Advisory Board has a new slate of officers for the coming year with Paul Roche Sr. named chairman. Named to serve with Roche are William Rickers, vice chairman, Mrs. Phyllis Roche, secretary, and George Smith, treasurer. New members named at the board's meeting yesterday were Frank Smith of McInnes Steel and Henry Hicks of the Pennsylvania Electric Co. The board's annual dinner meeting will be held at the citadel on Monday, January 22, at 6:30 p.m.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Paul Roche Sr
Roche
William
One Man Yields In Knight Slaying Case
Philadelphia police say Steven Maleno surrendered early today in the Knight slaying case, with two other suspects at large. Motive cited as robbery. warrants accuse murder and related charges. Knight, editor at Philadelphia Daily News, was found stabbed Sunday in Center City.
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Maleno
Linda
Joseph Golden
Salvatore Soli
St Maleno
Isaiah “Felix Melendez
Edward Quinn
Knight
The
Philadelphia Daily News
John. Knight
Empire
Center
Golden
Enduring Love After Tragedy In Surreal Veil
AP reports two families coping with coma and guardianship. Jennie Turney recalls choosing a distant life for her son Timothy who died at 14 after a hit and run, while the Balay family in Luns le Saunier tends son Paul Balay, a 19 year old in a coma since 1967. Marie Balay vows lifelong care alongside faith and prayer.
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Timothy Turney
Timothy
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France
Paul Balay
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Marie Balay
Karen Ann Quinlan
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N.J
Lourdes
Paul
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