Fined $209 For Illegal Deer Killing Case in Williamsport
WILLIAMSPORT Pa AP The Commonwealth won its first conviction in illegal deer killing and selling cases. Dale Ross about 40 of Trout Run RD 1 was found guilty on two counts of spotlighting deer while armed. He paid $200 fine plus $9 costs. Other hearings were delayed. four other defendants await trial. Police undercover testimony tied several defendants to violations as fines across the group total $1,200.
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Williamsport
Commonwealth
Dale Ross
Rose
Trout Run RD. 1
Justice of the Peace
Dean E. Dawes
Ross
Frank Litzelman
Trout Run R.D. 1
The
Game Commission
Gerald Kirkpatrick
Maynard Simbower
Fred Pursell
Raea
Winter storm blankets nation with bitter cold and heavy snow
A harsh wintry blast hit multiple states including Nebraska Idaho Utah Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin. A man walked four miles barefoot and was hospitalized for frostbite. Delaware reported a season total of 100 inches of snow, the most in about 85 years for the area.
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Nebraska
Idaho
Utah
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Delaware
Fire kills eight at DuPage Convalescent Home
In Winfield Illinois a fire at the DuPage County Convalescent Home killed four maintenance workers and injured none of the rescued elderly residents. About 60 firefighters battled zero weather as flames trapped second floor patients after a linen closet outbreak. Rescue efforts saved multiple patients, with identities and a full death tally to be determined from remaining records.
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Fanny Wicker
Winfield, MI
DuPage County
Frances
Manny
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Fountaintown
Indiana
Record Cold Grips Nation As December Sets New Low
Last year at this time only 52 inches had fallen. Cold weather, rain and snow hit the Northeast. Sleet and freezing rain struck Northwestern Pennsylvania, a cold front pushed temps into the teens. Temperatures dipped to zero in New England. The Southwest also faced the chill with Oklahoma City recording its coldest December day Thursday at 7.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Oklahoma City
Name Goldwater etched on Sanders cards puzzles Georgia
Atlanta AP reports Democratic Gov. Carl Sanders faces a mystery after about 12 000 Christmas cards mailed from the Georgia mansion were found with a tiny Goldwater in gold letters among tree branches. The etching, by art student Ken Williams, stirred talk of discipline while not altering the card’s message. The cards remain in high demand as collectors items, and the case prompts university and state officials to consider possible investigations.
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Atlanta
Carl E. Sanders
Barry Goldwater
Sanders
Ken Williams
Williams
Goldwater
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania High
Melbourne
Fla
Fullar Dodd
Uni- Wi
Versity
Sue ‘Vlibed Williams
Translanding
Suset
Sul Tike
Mytis
West German fears rise over new nuclear talks
The meeting of foreign ministers warned of a possible new initiative with the Soviet Union but noted no active Soviet move to settle Germany’s division. Berlin pressures and elections in West Germany add urgency. NATO ministers plan high level talks on a European nuclear weapons issue next year, while Britain and West Germany pursue direct discussions and propose NATO reforms including surface and missile deployments.
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Rusk
Genmatt
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Elec Hins
West Germany
Amon
NATO
Iraq
Europe
Britain
U.S
Britany
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