Four Injured In Crash Near Corry Drive-In Theatre
Four people were injured in two separate weekend auto accidents in the Corry area. At 2 p.m. a car driven by Nancy Durlin collided head on with a pickup driven by Ross Moody on Route 6. Durlin, her mother, and brother were injured and hospitalized. Moody was treated and released. Damages were $2,500 and $700 respectively.
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Corry
Nancy Durlin
Lake City
Ross Moody
B.D. 3
Corry Drive-In
Morris Demsko
Corry State
Moody
Durlin
Leonard Thomas
Erie
Gary
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Thomas
Dorlin
Demsko
Moody's
Danner Chandrelek
Union City
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Aides Exposed By Newsday Sentenced In Land Bribery Case
Two former public officials Walter M. Conlon former State Tax Commission member and Donald J. Kuss Islip Town Councilman were sentenced to one year in Suffolk County Jail after a four week trial moved to Westchester to avoid publicity. Nine more defendants face bribery and unlawful fee charges in the Brookhaven scandal. Newsday series traced millions earned through land deals tied to public office.
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Garden City
N.Y
Newsday
Suffolk County
Westchester County
Walter M. Conlon
Donald J. Kuss
Conlon
State Tax Commission
Kuss
Islip
Brookhaven
Solons Vote Pay Hike and Begin First Recess
Washington AP reports Congress, after a slow start, heads into its first lengthy recess. Leaders expect Nixon to propose budget recommendations upon return on February 17 as activity is expected to pick up mildly.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
House
Youth Sentenced for Knifing Dog to Death in Clarion
Clarion County youth Larry Best, 18, of St Peters burg, was sentenced by Judge Lloyd Weaver to eight months to two years in county jail for killing a collie near the Sligo area. He was fined $100 and must pay court costs. Best reportedly stabbed the dog after stopping a car with friends.
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Clarion
Clarion County
Larry Best
St. Petersburg
Lloyd Weaver
Clarion County Court
Best
Sligo
Coast Guard Fights Soviet Fleet Off Virginia Coast
Nearly 100 Soviet bloc trawlers shadowed the Virginia coast near Wallops Island as a NASA meteorological launch loomed. Coast Guard cutters watched 10 foot seas and 40 mph winds while trawlers violated a 12 mile zone, prompting warnings and potential seizures.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
Wallops Island
Coast Guard
Wallops
United States
Point Arena
J.g
Rex Wesling
Cherokee
Point Brown
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
New York, New England Hit by Major Snow Storm
A severe coastal storm dumps 15 inches of snow across New York and New England. Airports close, trains and roads crippled, 6,000+ stranded at Kennedy, power and transit severely disrupted, and public schools closed as the region endures heavy winds and record snowfall.
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New York
American Stock Exchanges
Long Island
Tappan Zee
Hudson River
Tarrytown
Bormal
Kennedy International
la Guardia
Newark Airportz
Kenedy
New York City
Kennedy
Montreal
Niagara Falls
New Jersey
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Salisbury
Conn
Israel Jails 7 Arabs for Sabotage
Israel jailed seven Arabs and a teacher from the West Bank after they faced charges of participating in or inciting anti Israeli demonstrations. The group included six Arab youths and a teacher linked to sabotage in Jerusalem with sentences up to life imprisonment for planting grenades that wounded nine Israelis last August.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
West Bank
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Yasser Arafat
al Fatah Commandos
Palestine Liberation Organization
Nablus
Jenin
Takarm
Ramallah
el Bireh
el Birce
Abdullah Sallam Samarrai
Pueblo Staff To Talk Probe Turns To Crew Treatment
Coronado Calif AP The Navy court hearings on the USS Pueblo seizure shift from capture details to prison life. More Pueblo crewmen testify about captivity conditions including beatings and malnutrition. Cmdr Bucher previously described mission planning and capture before open sessions.
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Coronado
Calif
Navy
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Man Says He Was Forced Into Dryer
Gerald Kinney of Titusville reported he was placed in a coin operated laundry clothes dryer by unknown assailants Friday morning. He was robbed of about $100, found with burns, and hospitalized in fair condition. A newsboy saw a man on the sidewalk near the laundry and police identified Kinney after questioning witnesses. A truck driver reported seeing a man matching Kinney’s description walking nearby later that day.
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Gerald Kinney
Titusville
Prney
Kinney
Tulding
Joseph Easter
Titusville Hospital
Donald Moyer
Kiney
Corry Area High School Honors Hanna at Banquet
At the Moose Club Saturday night the Honored Coach Club recognized Hanna with a plaque for 21 years as Corry Area High School’s football coach. More on Sports Page inside.
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Moose Club
Corry Area
Hanna
Network Tells Sponsor Turn Off Turn On Turn On
ABC told Bristol-Myers the sponsor of Turn On that the comedy show is unacceptable. The program premiered last Wednesday, sparked protests from about 269 callers, and was canceled by several ABC affiliates after airing. Some stations pulled it, others aired it briefly before promising not to repeat.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Bristol-Myers
Network
Peyton Place
Prisoner Exchange Likely Topic in Vietnam Talks
AP reports secret negotiations behind the scenes may first address prisoner exchange. Observers note Hanoi and Viet Cong prioritize Political future of South Vietnam, while U S Saigon push de escalation talks. North Vietnam holds hundreds of U S airmen. Viet Cong hold dozens in jungle camps. Saigon government has thousands of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong personnel.
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Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
Saigon
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Brening
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Anna Zaczetta
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Probe
Low Hanna
The
Beaver
Santa Barbara
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