Police Capture Phantom Sniper After Wild Chase
A Detroit area sniper terrorized women with .22 rifle fire, injuring two and prompting a countywide manhunt. Gary Addison Taylor, 20, of Southfield Township, was arrested after a two hour chase and confessed to being the phantom sniper, saying he had an urge to shoot at women.
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Gary Addison Taylor
Southfield Township
Oakland County
Wallan Lang
Taylor
Lang
Ling
Shiney Eland
Bloomfield Hills
Royal Oak
Vincent MclCarthy
Carol Ann
Wat
Rarick vows to be back if he loses USW vote
Steubenville Ohio reports Don Rarick addressing 260 steelworkers vowing to return in four years if he loses next Tuesday’s USW presidency election. He seeks to revise the union constitution to give the majority more power, saying dues and representation should be reweighted and elected by membership not appointed by leaders.
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USW
Steubenviile
Ohio
Don Rarick
Pennsylvania
United Steelworkers Union
Phil Murrary
Mekeesport
David Me
Donald
Berwick
Nichols Maula
Monaco
Prebailiian
Duesprotest
Filttee
Raricr
Raricke
Ais
Rarick Sales
Uniion
Deny New Trial To Convicted Killer In Reading Case
Judge Warren K Hess of Berks County denied a new trial for the convicted killer in a Reading area homicide. The court reaffirmed that a person involved in a felony who is responsible for a death can be punished for the death even if not the actual shooter. The defendant, identified as from Allentown, faced sustained murder liability and remains convicted.
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Murster
Tut Beers
Pew Telat
Dudge Warren K Hess
Herks County
Opie
Allentown
Erber J. Woreck
Seo
Allen
Peron
Israel defies UN and stays in Gaza amid veto pressure
Israel insists on remaining troops in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba coast until Egypt guarantees against renewed raids, defying UN calls for withdrawal. Arab-Asian nations prepare a draft resolution seeking economic, financial, and military sanctions, with some members cautious about a full boycott.
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Neesee
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General Assembly
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Egypt
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Conor
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Gelera
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Red Sea
Aqaba
Eisenhower
S. Marskjold
Riot at Utah State Prison Ends in Riots and Damage
Investigation opens after a 12 hour prison riot at Utah State Prison in Go Sny Mu NTAIN Utah. More than 500 inmates caused thousands of dollars in damage, looted the infirmary, and set fires. One guard and two inmates injured. Guard Lt Marion L Colemim stabbed. inmate Alwin Stuus beaten and returned to block. Inmate Whitey Ross slashed his cell and was labeled a stool pigeon. Page Eight continuation noted.
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Utah
Utah State
Wilke
Marcel Graham
Guy
George D. Clyde
Marion L. Colemim
Alwin Stuus
Salt Lake City
Whitey Ross
Ross and
Straus
de Hed
Pentagon Cuts Down Missile Plans Hinted
Pentagon officials disclosed slowed atom powered plane efforts and potential trim of guided missiles from the weapons program. Dr. Clifford Furnas cited technical rather than financial reasons as the core obstacle.
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Pentagon
Chifford C. Furnes
Furnas
Witt
Atomic Energy Commission
Police Seek Hit Run Driver After Route 277 Crash
Police hunt a hit run driver after a two vehicle collision on the Cory Spartansboro road four miles south of the city on Route 277 last night. Gilford Buchanan of West Washington Street reported he was traveling north when another car struck his Stutz Vitmore model causing about 650 dollars damage.
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Mt Inca Aih
Giliford Biucanan
West Washington Street
Union Leader Williams Resigns After 14 Years
Westons Union Local 491 president and business agent Jack Williams, who served 14 years, has resigned. Williams gave no stated reasons beyond doing it for his own good.
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Westons
Uniontown
Jack
Willams
International Brotherhood of Teammasters
Ctwuffers
Unts
Williams
Marine Recruit Faces Probe Over Maltreatment Claims
Pvt David Lee Porter 18 Hartford Vermont says he started a Marine Corps maltreatment probe at Parris Island boot camp. He declined to name others involved. His father Nelson Porter arrived to meet base officials as four drill instructors were relieved during the inquiry. No charges filed yet and names of instructors remain withheld.
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Marine Corps
Tve
David Lee Porter
Hartford
Porter
Parris Island
Nelson R. Porter
Marine Base
Tle Son
Insuiueton Ulitys
O Hien Nate Loses Bid For USW Ballot
Pittsburgh Frank O Hien Nate Will sought to block the United Steelworkers District 16 election. Judge Henry X. O'Brien rejected the injunction claim, noting no proven conspiracy or fraud. Murray seeks reelection and O'Brien plans to appeal, keeping focus on the district ballot.
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Pittsburgh
Frank O
Nate Will
Nor
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United Steelworkers
USW District 18
Henry X. O'Brien
Frank
Hazelwood
Obrien
Vnfor
John Murray
Union
O'Brien
UAW
Felils
Murray
Aict
State Supreme Court
Soviet disarm proposal awaits Western reply at UN talks
The Soviet Union asked foreign ministers to lead next UN disarmament talks, sending letters to UN heads. No immediate Western reaction. Bulganin proposed high level talks with Britain France India the USSR and the US.
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United Nations
United States
Britain
Canada
France
Bavink
Bepurgy Xareien
Minkey Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Jis
Russia
Kounetsay
Bulganin
India
Soviet Union
Ebsenhower Req
C One
Western Solve
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Hepdtidtor Jiles Moch
No Change In Wet Weather Report
Weather in the east remains largely unchanged with drizzle and cloudiness spreading across much of the region. Fog blankets eastern sectors while light rain falls along the Pacific coast and into central areas. Reports note scattered drizzle from Nebraska to the Mississippi Valley with heavier downpours in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas.
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Pacific Coast
Nebrasky
Jmulie
Conant States
Freesnyy
Sourthern
Mixiouri
Court upholds Fleming war propaganda conviction
Washington bulletin reports the U S Court of Military Appeals sustained Army Lt Col Hates Fleming s conviction for recording enemy propaganda during the Korean War while a prisoner of war. The case centers on actions aimed at fostering disaffection among fellow POWs. Montreal robbery nets about 65000 in cash as bank heist details remain uncertain.
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U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Ihr
Army
Fleming
Blue Lines Observed on Mars Desert Revealed by Astronomer
An astronomer reports blue lines across a Martian desert terrain, seen through telescope as veins or lines. Robert S Richardson and colleagues provided descriptions of the markings during 4956 observations, noting lines appeared distinctly blue while others appeared dark or gray, suggesting unique surface features or mineral hints.
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San Francisco
Mars
Lerepula
Robert S- Richardson
Tela
Richardson
Astronomical Society
Richartson
Hadeke
Tichnideon
PUC Sets Hearings On Pennsylvnia Gas Co Growth Proposal
The Public Utility Commission scheduled hearings in Harrisburg for February 20 and 21 on a proposed 1,293,800 dollar annual rate increase by Pennsylvania Gas Co. Erie city and county protests will be heard alongside the utility case as the commission weighs the return and service implications.
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Public Utility Commission
Pebruney Ith
Havelsburg
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Warren
Ind
Erie
Harrisburg
PUC
Commission
Liv
Eisenhower and Saud Hold Private Talks Report Breakthrough
President Eisenhower and King Saud met privately for 200 minutes in Washington to wind up Middle East talks. They reportedly agreed on key points including extending the Dhahran air base use for five years, expanding Saudi forces, U.S. aid for development, and cooperation with military economic programs to block Communist influence. Bilateral gifts were exchanged and a communique was anticipated.
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Fyewhower
Kine Saud
Armbla
Middle East
Mutmy Snyder
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Siter
Stat Hent
Eisenhower
Said
Snyder
Gabinet Yeah
Secretary of State
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Spain
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White House
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U. S
Saudi Arabi Wil
Fist
Bossidy
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Suez
United States
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Rela
Haiti Names New President After Crisis
Haiti’s Legislative bodies chose Frank Sylvain a lawyer and presidential hopeful as provisional president after a constitutional clash. He was elected by a mixed vote amid opposition to the clause designating the Supreme Court justice as successor, succeeding Joseph Nemours Pile-Louis who went into exile with Magloire’s supporters.
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Raith
Adler
Legitivnre
Frank Sylvain
Ralidite
Sylvain
Joseph Nemowrt
Pise - Louls
Pierry-Louls
Pl Mugtorte
Tesesber
Pierre-Louis
Supreme Conn
Jolohy
Sylva
U C Man Elected To Magistrates And Constables Group
A meeting of the Erie County Magistrates and Constables Association elected new officers and directors for the coming year. Squire Jones was praised as president, with Diane B. Weiler and Exie Patilag as officers. Union City’s Mrohk Kennedy will serve on the group’s board, and attorney Michael Alresti was noted for the office. Meetings in March will install the new officers.
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Erie County Magitrites and Cousables Association
Brie County
Cobbith
Pennsylvania Magistrates Association
Pra Unt
Squire Joneps
Ey Cry
Kyle
PRC
Diane B. Weiler
Ploten
Exie Patilag
Palivian
Mrohk
Kennedy
Union City
Siieon
Michard DH Alresti
Brie
Wy Mentodt
Lawrence WM
Ghave
Glenn W. White
Elvetuel
Hue Oroup
Meek AB Wetclea
Cole
Pennsylvani
Department of Public
Cbbett
Couple Leaps To Death In Front Of Roof Fall
A Brooklyn couple facing illness and financial strain died after apparently leaping from a four story building with their five year old daughter Valerie. Bloodstains and a television in the living room suggested a sudden family tragedy. Police found bodies on the roof and in the apartment as investigators pursued a possible motive tied to poverty and illness. The husband Kennedy 54 and wife 42 were described as unemployed and relying on relatives. neighbors recalled a once-determined family keeping up appearances amid hardship.
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Lllness
Financecl
Dauhtey
Ron
Lee Gies
Corris
Lylditie Kneids
Kennedy
Niu
Valerie Palies
Caek
Enid
Kohondy Topf Toan
Iver
Draft Board Calls Up Four For Induction In February
Four men from Waterford and surrounding districts are notified for preinduction physical examinations on February 18. Names include James P Smith, R. Di Union, Stave Kone, Re Dy Winun City, with others listed and assigned to local wards for eligibility review.
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P Smith
R. di Union Oily
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Hitch
Carry Wind Hasty 4
Train Kills Five Near Port Gay Western Area
A passenger train struck a vehicle near Port Gay in the Pawhinian area at noon today, killing five aboard including a mother and her young child. Police say the incident involved a school-age boy and damaged local roads, with investigators seeking witnesses.
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Pawhiniin
Strick
Bytom Vile
Merop
Fort Clay
GOP Pledges Budget Balance Across 57 State Plan
GOP leader W Stuart Helm argues for a balanced state budget by 1987. The plan includes 108 million in new revenue and a series of tax and program measures. Democratic opponents warn of needed compromises as governance remains split between House and Senate.
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W. Stuart Helm
R-Armistrong
Owen
GOV
Senate
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Wecome
Leadak
Thacoe
Seanensa
Tandy
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Ammunisa Progmam
Unias Artin
Polley Adeiiory Committee
Delhind
National Bank Stockholders OK Five For Split
National Bank stockholders approved a five for one split in a unanimous vote. President Martin Keppel announced the plan after a proxy vote represented about 26 of 1,000 outstanding shares. The bank is seeking sanction from the US Controller of Currency, with a decision expected in days.
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National Bank of Corry Hive
Martin Keppel
Police chief Subots questioned after 23 years service
Nam ed police chief Subots of Chle N. Pa is accused by former pastor Bert Hetrick who ferryfied in a patrol division reshuffle. Heltosky, aged 23 years with the department, questions policy decisions and leadership changes amid a turbulent shift in local law enforcement.
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Heltosky
Wy Duifois
Paslor
Bert Hetrick
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