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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
1
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A major snowstorm spreads across the eastern states with 18 to 23 inches on the ground, 30 percent chance of more, and widespread travel disruptions. Weather observers report many areas under heavy snowfall and cold temperatures, while New York and Pennsylvania schools adjust and a Red Cross shelter aids stranded residents.
Jamestown area authorities enlist FBI in nationwide search for George Miketish a 50 year old convicted wife killer accused of abducting Yvonne I Bancroft 31 of Busti. He faces second degree kidnapping parole violation and assault charges amid threats tied to their breakup and past violent history.
Police renewed efforts on Mahoning Creek to locate 7 year old Jeff Tost and his 5 year old sister Judy after they were last seen playing near the creek Sunday afternoon. The children are the offspring of Mr and Mrs Harry Tost who run a local supermarket in PUNXSUTAWNEY.
PULASKI NY AP Searchers dug up a car buried under five feet of snow near this village Sunday and found the body of 62 year old Harry E Orman of Carthage. State police said Orman died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Troopers said Orman became stranded during a snow storm that swept this northern part of New York State Friday. He went to a residence nearby where he stayed for about an hour before leaving to return to his car.
City Council meets tonight with bids for police dual frequency transceivers opening. Finance director Calderone leads a funds transfer resolution and pension fund reports. Halfast covers fire department annual report street lighting and Ambulance Service status. Downey and Grice discuss tractor mower purchase for parks and streets. Mayor Zarger reviews property and CHEER Inc. letter. Johnson comments on sewage treatment.
Hanoi's chief negotiator Xuan Thuy says a prisoners for pullout swap was offered in 1971 but Nixon refused. Thuy links any future exchange to South Vietnamese leader Thieu, insisting two points must be settled together to ease negotiations. Rogers counters that no military solution exists without a political settlement and notes Nixon’s eight point plan remains unrefuted by Hanoi.
Clifford Irving and associates face a grand jury probe into possible mail fraud over Irving’s claim he helped Howard Hughes write an autobiography. The case involves Life magazine sources, Swiss bank transfers, and a growing cast including Edith Irving and witness Richard Suskind, with look at Nina van Pallandt and Ann Baxter and a disputed manuscript tied to a 1954 Look profile.
State Police investigate a fatal snowmobile crash on Columbus East Main Street near the elementary school that killed Charles Little 30 of Corry shortly before 9 p.m. He was thrown from the vehicle as it hit a parked car owned by Shirley M. Rugar. both vehicles sustained damage and a Columbus Volunteer Fire Department crew fought the resulting fire. Little died at Corry Memorial Hospital. A separate earlier crash near Spencer Road left Howard Munsee 60 in serious condition after being removed from a critical list at St. Vincent Hospital.
City police continued a crackdown on illegal snowmobiles, citing two more drivers early today on Sciola Street near East Columbus Avenue at 1 45 a m. Duane A Irwin and Donald Higby, ages 26 and 28, were charged under the city snowmobile ordinance, bringing the total filings to ten since late last week. Community complaints came from Vine Street Shea Street East South Street near the high school and South Center Street as snowmobile traffic persisted.
Pasadena police report two city boys attempted horse theft at a golf course restaurant. Officers and a police helicopter pursued. one boy was arrested after being knocked from his mount by a tree limb. The other fled after a kick and limp to a car. Names not released.
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