Janitor rescues man trapped in 200 degree dryer
Gerald R. Kinney a 21 year old Titusville man on leave from the U S Air Force was found in a clothes dryer at Quick Clean Self Service Laundry after janitor Joseph Kaster heard a cry for help Kinney was removed to Titusville Hospital in satisfactory condition Police linked the incident with a downtown sidewalk report earlier and said both events are under investigation
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Titusville
Ttusville
Titusville Hospital
Gerald R. Kinney
R.D
Ing
Frank Wagner
Joseph Kaster
Kaster
Kinnney
Kinney
Garrett Ambulance Service
Wagner
Donald Moyer
the Journal Today
U.S. Air Force
Mud Seal Puts End To Oil Leak
Officials said a runaway oil well near Santa Barbara was plugged after spewing crude into the Pacific for 12 days. Cement seals were poured 1,000 to 1,700 feet below the sea floor to form a permanent plug as cleanup crews halted operations and Navy and federal agencies watched. Senator Muskie toured the slick area as authorities warned of ongoing containment efforts and possible national disaster declarations.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific
California
Fritz Springman
Union Oil Co
Coast Guard
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Senate
Ventura Marina
Los Angeles
Orange County
Interior Department
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Fine Arts Group Presents Free Jazz Concert
The Corry Fine Arts Committee and The American Federation of Musicians Trust Fund announce a free jazz concert at the Moose Lodge Ballroom on East Washington Street. John Rossbacher, arts group chair, arranged the fund connection in New York. On April 15th from 3 to 5 pm the Teddy Armen band of Erie and jazz organist Mary Alice Brown of Erie perform, with no admission charge and a mix of jazz and familiar tunes. If response is strong, more free events may follow under the same arrangement.
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Corry Fine Arts Committee
American Federation of Musicians’ Trust Fund
Musicians’ Union
Moose Lodge
East Washington Street
John Rossbacher
Arts Group
Moose
Musician’s Trust Fund
Rossbacher
Trust Fund
New York
Teddy Armen
Erie
Mary Alice Brown
the Moose
Crime Report Raises Hackles On Necks Of Local Police
The Pennsylvania Crime Commission report on organized crime shows 142 members linked to a national syndicate across the state and notes many have prior records. Law officials dispute tight ties to a statewide syndicate while stressing public tolerance fuels crime. Allegheny County highlights include 19 members under John LaRocca of McCandless Township.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
William C. Sennett
Commission
Robert W. Duggan
Allegheny County
Cosa Nostra
Duggan
John LaRocca
McCandless Township
LaRocca
U.S. Senate
Stafano Mazaddino
Buffalo
Erie County
Challenge Vote Begins Suits On 5 Cent Smoke Tax
Commonwealth Court hears two suits challenging Pennsylvania 1967 cigarette tax passed by 25-20 vote. Jurisdiction is disputed under the enrolled bill doctrine as justices consider limits on judicial review of certified legislation. Attorneys argued over chaos versus rejection of jurisdiction.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Friedman
Parked Car Hit Causes $2000 in Damage
A southbound car on North Center street struck a parked vehicle, total damage pegged at $2000. Driver David H. Tremblay, 37, and his 12 year old son Dale were shaken but not seriously hurt. Tremblay claimed glare from an oncoming car driven by Dennis Mosier caused the crash. The parked car belonged to Turben Auto Service and was leased by Raymond Division, parked by Milton McIntyre.
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North Center
David H. Tremblay
R. D
Corry
Dennis Mosier
Essex Street
Tremblay
Turben Auto Service of Columbus Rental Agency
Raymond
Milton McIntyre
Banking Group Probes Plaza Rent Guarantee In Miami
Washington AP report notes House Banking Chair Patman may probe SBA 20 year rent guarantee for Charles G. Rebozo project in a Miami Cuban businessman center. He seeks scope to include similar arrangements nationwide and questions ties between SBA official and Rebozo. The center, a $900000, 26 unit project, opens this month with full rent guarantees for developers.
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Washington (Ap
House Banking and Currency Committee
Charles G
Bebe" Rebozo
Miami, Fla
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Small Business Administration
SBA R
Rebozo
Associated Press
Thomas Butler
SBA
Miami
I Rebozo
Nixon
2. V. W. Trice Jr
Trice
Patman
Miami Woman Flees Hijack Fear With 800 Dollar Taxi Ride
A Jamaican woman afraid of being hijacked to Cuba used a taxi plan from Miami to Harrisburg pa. Collected 800 dollars in fare via a sequence of drivers and a rented station wagon, then left the car in Chattanooga and boarded a plane home. The drivers split about 250 dollars each after the Cuba hijack avoidance scheme collapsed.
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Miami
Cuba
Harrisburg
Eugene
Tiny )Cohen
Tiny
Cohen
Greyhound
Seaboard Railroad
Atlanta
Bernie Brownstein
Chattanooga
Tenn
Vigorito Acts to curb Smut with new federal bill
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito co sponsors a federal bill to regulate interstate commerce and mail exposure of obscene material to minors. The proposal mirrors a New York statute upheld by the Supreme Court aimed at blocking pornographic movies and other materials from youth amid rising access via modern communication and transport.
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Joseph P. Vigorito
House of Representatives
Vigorita
New York
Supreme Court
Vigorite
Vigorito
Corry Man Bound Over On False Pretense Charge
Carl Chirienzio of 106 West Main Street Corry faces Erie County court on a false pretenses charge after passing a $35 check on the National Bank of Corry while lacking an account. At a Concord Township hearing Judge Justin Butters released him for a future date awaiting counsel. The incident occurred December 19 and involved cashing the check at Corry Agway.
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Corry
Erie County
Concord Township
Justin Butters
Carl Chiricnzio
West Main Street
Butters
Chirienzio
National Bank of Corry
Corry Agway
Chiricuzio
Utters
Dwyer Bill Sets Reimbursement For Fire Calls
State Representative R Budd Dwyer proposes using 25 from the Motor License Fund for each verified fire call by a volunteer company, certified by police, to offset revenue losses on state highways. The measure, backed by Forest Hopkins and David Hayes, mirrors Turnpike reimbursements. In Akron the crash on the Akron Expressway killed Bradley Boches and Robert Katzenmeyer, with Danny Cramer critically injured.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Cor- Ty's
Pennsylvania State Police
Dwyer
Turnpike Commission
Forest Hopkins
North East
David Hayes
Fairview
Akron, Ohio
Cuyahula Palls
Dunroe Falls
Akron
Aktron
Bradley Boches
Robert Katzenmeyer
Danny Cramer
St. Thomas Hospital
Turn On TV cancellation and Montreal 1000 Lennon records seizure
ABC stations drop the new Turn On comedy over alleged vulgar content with Little Rock KBTV Denver WEWS citing offense. Montreal police seize 1000 copies of John Lennon and Yoko Ono Two Virgins as distributors face action. Notre Dame students clash with police after film on pornography censorship is seized during a six day conference.
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ABC
KATV
Little Rock
Ark
KBTV
Denver
Wews TV
Cleveland
On Records
Montreal
John Lennon
Lennon
Yoko Ono
William E. Voor Jr
Nieuwland Science Hall
Cathy Cecil
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