Meadville man charged in three deaths arson case
Loren Black of Meadville is charged with three counts of murder and one count of arson after a fatal fire at a residence. He was listed in fair condition at Spencer Hospital from second and third degree burns sustained in the blaze investigated by state fire marshals and Crawford County District Attorney authorities.
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Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Loren Black
Crawford County
Shafer
Black
Pennsylvania
VFW Vote To Sell Building To Corry Salvation Army
Corry VFW members vote 28 to 17 to offer the West Washington street club building and post home for sale to the Salvation Army. The vote authorizes a prior offer, with the Army to take an option. plans include the Army citadel on East Washington.
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Corry Vfw
West Washington Street
Salvation Army
Board of
Army
VFW
Veterans Organization
Army Citadel
East Washington Street
Army Board of Advisors
Vets
Frank Grice
Burns outlines Fed steps to ease mortgage money pinch
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the House Banking Committee the Fed is studying ways to lessen the tight money policy impact on housing mortgage supply while avoiding actions that would weaken the broader restrictive stance. He rejected large Fed funding for housing but urged standardizing mortgage terms and packaging for pension funds, raising state mortgage interest ceilings, and liberalizing real estate lending. The Fed also backs a broad secondary market for conventional mortgages and continued support for housing finance agencies under current conditions.
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Washington
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
Dtex
Federal Reserve
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan Bank
Congress
Fed-Up Democratic Party Head Quits Harris resigns as Democratic national chairman effective March 5
Sen. Fred R. Harris described as fed up quits as Democratic national chairman, leaving a party with an $8 million debt and funds from a Miami Beach gala. He will not participate in selecting his successor, and a new chair will be named at the March 5 DNC meeting. Harris plans to publish a book, lecture at Harvard, and possibly pursue presidential aims in 1972.
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Washington
Fred R. Harris
Harris
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Miami Beach
Statehouse
Imparty
Oklahoma
Vietnam
United States
Harvard University
Senate
Humphrey
Miami
Driver Walks Off Ice As Car Sinks In Creek
Union City man Jack Croston 21 lost control on Route 8 near Lowville about midnight Thursday, drove onto French Creek ice, exited and walked away as the 1968 car sank in 15 feet of water. State Police said no one could confirm anyone else was in the car. divers found no occupants. The car was a total loss and Croston escaped unharmed.
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Route 8
Lowville
French Creek
Jack Croston
Troop E
Croston
Erie
Charges Mount Against UMW
Washington witnesses and about 100 miners accused the United Mine Workers of America of collusion with operators, blacklisting, and rigging elections. They cited the Yablonski murder and said many locals lack active members to control conventions. Trial on related suit opens midweek as miners demand union democracy.
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Washington
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Senate
UMW
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Joseph A. Yablonski
International Union
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Corry Aid In Rescue Effort For Drowned Boy
Corry Civil Defense volunteers join tomorrow’s four mile search for 7 year old Brian Barnes of Pittsfield who drowned when a sled with his sister and cousin broke through ice on Brokenstraw Creek last Sunday. Rescue mission HQ will be Pittsfield township shed at 10 am with volunteers urged to contact local organizers and dress warmly.
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Corry
Howard Williams
Garland
Pittsfield
Clifford Holcomb
Ernest Emmons
Theodore ‘Swanson
Holcomb
Nixon Pledges Total Mobilization to Clean Up U S Air and Water
President Nixon calls for total mobilization to fight air and water pollution and to protect recreation lands. He plans a nationwide push with a $10 billion clean water program, $4 billion federal share, and new industrial restrictions. The outline came after talks with four midwestern governors in Chicago Field Museum.
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Nixon
Congress
Chicago
State of the Union
United States
Field Museum of Natural History
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Michigan
William H. Milliken
Proposed Draft Boss Falters Not Yet Lost
Washington AP reports White House hopes to salvage Charles A. DiBona as Selective Service director amid opposition from Sen Margaret Chase Smith and Sen John Stennis. DiBona, 37, Naval Academy graduate and head of Center for Naval Analyses, has not committed to taking the job. He met with Smith and Stennis in January as talk centered on his stance for a volunteer army.
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White House
Charles A. DiBona
DiBona
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate Armed Service Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
U.S. Naval Academy
Rhodes
Pentagon
Whiz Kid
Center For Naval Analyses
Rosslyn
Nixon
Lewis B. Hershey
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State Crime Lab
Pittsburgh
Treasury
U.S.A
Wendy Dascomb
Honolulu International
Honolulu
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Miss Dascomb
Democratic Party
Clarksville
Harrison A. Williams Jr
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Mrs. Belvedere
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Charlie Brown
U.S
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