City Police Named in Suit Over Corry Car Deaths
A wrongful death and survival action was filed in Erie County court against the Corry Police Department over a July crash that killed Harold T. Gilson and Bernard D. Riehart. Plaintiffs include Gilson’s wife Barbara and their children Kimberly, Vincent, and Scarlett. driver Rick Newman, 22, survived with injuries after fleeing pursuit. State police and fire crews joined the investigation. an Ohio warrant for Newman is noted in Painesville.
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Erie
Corry
William F. Scarpitti Jr
Harold T. Gilson
Barbara J. Gilson
Spartansburg
Gilson
Kimberly
Vincent
Scarlett
Bernard D. Riehart
Kiehart
Newman
Painesville
Ohio
City Ponders Proposal To Let Auxiliary Use Station Rooms
City Council weighs leasing the second floor apartment above Fire Station No. 2 to the Stanford Hose Ladies Auxiliary. Fire Chief Maloney says the women need a meeting and work space and a place to cook for events, while the city fears future costs if a new station is built. Council members discuss a site visit and potential costs before a back page note.
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James Maloney
Stanford Hose Ladies Auxiliary
Maloney
Council
David Johnson
Fire Department
Fred Schwab
Calderone
Continental Trailways cuts child round trips for Christmas
Continental Trailways began offering $1 round-trip interstate bus fares for children under 12 accompanying a parent or guardian. The Continental Christmas Package runs through Jan 19 with sales only through Jan 4. VP Trice says the aim is to help families travel home for Christmas. fare applies only to inter-state trips.
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Washington
Continental Trailways
Continental
Trice
Begin Legal Action Against Signal Firm
City council, irritated by an installer failing to meet a deadline, moved to sue the Bethel Park firm Municipal Sales. City Administrator Robert Grice said the only reply was a money plan, as four signals on Center street await final inspection while bond actions target the firm. Attorney Rozelle to issue a bonding company letter. estimates sought for completion. lowest bid wins the finishing contract.
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City
Council
Douglas Rozelle
Bethel Park
Robert Grice
Bethel Park Company
Center Street
David Johnson
Rozelle
Grice
Moore Plea Change Pending Mental Competence Ruling
San Francisco AP says Sara Jane Moore, who tried to shoot President Ford, is ruled mentally competent to change her plea but must be found sane at the time of the Sept. 22 shooting. U.S. District Judge Samuel Conti will weigh witnesses and psychiatric reports as he conducts a five day hearing.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
William O'Donnell
Miss Moore
Conti
Ford
Miss
Don’t Ask IRS for Tax Advice
A Ralph Nader group reports that IRS guidance on tax returns is often faulty and warns taxpayers remain liable for underpayments due to TRS errors. The study cites IRS data showing high error rates across IRS assistance, CPAs, attorneys, and storefront preparers, with itemized deductions most prone to mistakes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Ralph Nader
House
Nader
IRS
Louise Brown
Congress
Certified Public Accountants
Last Housing Units Open For Corry Middle Income Apartments
The final 38 units of Corry Housing Corporation’s seven-building middle income complex on South Center Street Hill will open this week. Built by First Allegheny Construction for $1 million, the project is mortgaged to the non profit Corry Housing Corporation and insured and subsidized by HUD. Corry Housing Authority manages the facility for the corp. Randall Nanni says this is CHA’s first new project after largely redevelopment work. Base rents run 137 dollars for one bedroom, 157 for two, and 172 for three.
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New
Corry Housing Corporation
South Center Street Hill
Corry Housing Authority
First Allegheny Construction Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Housing and Urban Development
The
Randall Nanni
Authority
Aggravated Murder Charge In Slayings Across Two Counties
Willie Jones 24 and Jimmie Lee Clark 21 face aggravated murder charges in Willoughby and Ashtabula County for the Kingsville Township and Willoughby shootings that killed Joseph Bradshaw Jr. and John McQuiston. Preston Payne 19 of East Cleveland also charged in the Willoughby case, with authorities revising initial reports to confirm three men were involved.
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Cleveland
Ashtabula
Willoughby
Associated Press
Willie Jones
Joseph H. Bradshaw Jr
John McQuiston
Spartansburg
Kingsville
Jimmie Lee Clark
Jones
Eastern
Joseph West
Preston Payne
East Cleveland
Sheriff's Deputies
McQuiston
No Parking Plan Aims To Ease East Smith Traffic
City Council votes to install No Parking This Side on the north curb of East Smith and No Parking Here to Corner in front of the Pennsylvania Gas Co building to reduce street congestion caused by gas company employee vehicles. If ineffective, all street parking may be banned. First Lady Betty Ford unveiled the White House Christmas tree at a volunteers party, noting it is adorned with 3,000 handcrafted early American ornaments.
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East Smith Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Gas Co
East Smith
Betty Ford
White House
Lebanon Crisis Deepens as Karami Alleges Israeli Invasion Plan
Premier Rashid Karami claimed Israel is preparing to invade Lebanon to rescue Beirut's Jewish community. An Israeli spokesman dismissed the charge as nonsense, while Radio Israel denied any such plans. Karami urged world powers to note Israel's supposed preparations and met with the U.S. ambassador.
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Shihut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Israel
Beirut
Karami
United Nations Security Council
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
Wth Godley
Defense Ministry
Syria
Ready Tax Cut Bill For Ford
The tax cut extension bill sits with a conference committee to finalize for President Ford, but odds of his approval are slim. If not extended, a worker earning 15000 with a family could face about 250 extra yearly income tax. a single earner would see roughly 156 annually. Senate votes show strong support to override a veto, while House margins are thinner. Differences remain over new taxes, but both chambers agree withholding should stay near current levels through June.
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Congress
Charles Davenport
Congressional Budget Office
House
Davenport
Internal Revenue Service
Administration Conference of the United States
IRS
Donald C Alexander
Subcommittee
Benjamin Rosenthal
DNY
Brown
Washington
Ford
Senate
Walter D. Huddleston
Kentucky
Ronald Reagan
Huddleston
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McClellan
Riehart
Benjamin Calderone
Mary Ann Kibler
William Halfast
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Mary Trageser
Signal Firm
Sarah
Moore
FBI
O'Donnell
James Hewitt
Pennsylvania
Sheriff's
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