Police charge local driver with snowmobile violation
A Corry area report cites Richard J Peterson, 19, of 121 Bias Church Street, for driving a snowmobile on a city street. The article also details multiple collisions blamed on poor visibility from snow mounds, a freight train crossing injury, a collapsed school roof, and local public notices including a new Pennsylvanian Soldiers and Sailors Home commandant search. The piece also covers weather impacts, a postponed band concert, and local governmental notes.
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Wayne Street
Meadow Lane
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Ohio Street
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Corry
Blanchard M. Warner
North Center Street
Roxa
Pa. Financial Disclosure Changes Weighed Again
Harrisburg AP reports Senate security and public access clash as Sen Edward Howard vows to reintroduce tighter financial disclosure rules amid opaque spending on salaries and contingency funds. Leaders resist public scrutiny. controversy centers on reporting rules and bank records.
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State Senate
Edward Howard
Bucks
Senate
Howard
Martin Murray
Opponents Outdraw Gandhi in Weekend Rallies
In New Dell India AP reports disheartened aides discuss new strategy as opposition crowds outdrew Gandhi two to one in Delhi weekend rallies. Nearly 200000 packed the fairgrounds cheering calls to end the emergency and oust Mrs Gandhi.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Carpaigh
New Delhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mohandas Gandhi
Narayan
Jagjivan Flam
Congress Party
Sanjay
Stock Market Rises Slightly On Mixed NYSE Activity
New York stocks edged higher with the Dow up about half a point after Friday gains. Advancing issues led decliners 7 to 3 on the NYSE as volume reached 23.19 million shares. Separately, Isamu Noguchi’s sculpture Open Lock, completed in 1944, was acquired by the Virginia Museum in Richmond.
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New York Stock Exchange
National Semiconductor
Aetna Life & Casualty
Dow Jones
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Oguchi
Richmond, Va
Isamu Noguchi
Virginia Museum
Buffalo Reopens as Snow Crisis Persists and Ban Ends
Downtown Buffalo stores reopen as snow ban remains in effect for 24 hours. Mayor Stanley Makowski vows to keep the ban for at least another day while rescue workers fight lingering hazards. Across western New York 25 deaths are blamed on the blizzard with one body found in a snowbank. National Fuel Gas reports a continued plant shutdown until midweek due to gas shortages. Ashland Oil resumes synthetic gas production. About 50 Erie County schools reopen, while Buffalo area schools stay closed through Wednesday.
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Stanley Makowski
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Polige
New York
National Fuel Gas Co
New York State Electric and Gas
Niagara
Orleans Counties
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Ashland Oil Inc
Erie County
Missionaries Massacred In Rhodesia
Seven white Roman Catholic missionaries were killed in a Rhodesian attack on the Musami mission 36 miles north of Salisbury. Among the dead were three Britons, three West Germans, and an Irishman. two Jesuit priests and four Dominican nuns slain, with another Jesuit brother wounded. Archbishop Chakaipa condemned the killings as a mockery of good ideals. At Masami the staff included eight white workers, with two priests and one nun British, three nuns German, and a German- or Irish-affiliated Jesuit brother among the dead. An additional nun survived, faking death. The massacre marks the war’s single gravest attack on the missionary community in four years. Separately, 232 black Rhodesian students kidnapped by guerrillas in neighboring Botswana reportedly refuse to return home.
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Rhodesia
Patrick Chakaipa
Musami
Ian Smith
Chakaipa
Masami
Botswana
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