Extradition Of 2 Suspects In Slayings Set
In Jamestown New York AP report two suspects Susan Hallett 24 and Richard J Parrish 28 will be brought from Detroit to Chautauqua County to face murder charges in the rifle slayings of Susan’s father Robert W Hallett 49 mother Grace 39 and sister Ann 3. They may waive extradition and return within four to five days. The victims were found shot in the back of the head in the Hallett home in Busti. Police say the father’s luxury car was located in Detroit and arrested suspects may have bags of money and a weapon. The case involves a well known Corry area businessman.
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New York
Robert Hallett
Grace
Ann
Busti
Jamestown
N.Y
Detroit
Chautauqua County
Susan Hallett
Richard J. Parrish
Miss Hallett
Robert W. Hallett
Halletts
Arnold L. Bardossi
Two Outstanding Events Follow Saturday's Philharmonic Date
Corry Area Fine Arts Council lists future programming and committee roles for the year. The Erie Philharmonic Orchestra concert plans include a Haydn symphony and Mancini's Beaver Valley Suite with show tunes. Richard Bova and Robert Wharton will supervise budget projections. Mrs. William Masler leads membership. Mrs. Henry Walker handles publicity.
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Corry
Richard Bova
Robert Wharton
William Masler
Henry Walker
John Rossbacher
George Gould
Senate Approves Farm Tax Break to Voters in May
Harrisburg AP reports the Senate backed a constitutional amendment to allow targeted farmland tax relief. If approved at the May 15 primary, lawmakers would set farm-specific rates, likely raising nonfarm property taxes to balance budgets. A New Jersey style model could shift hundreds of millions in relief to farms, while debates over impact on homeowners and development persist. The measure awaits voter ratification and subsequent enabling legislation.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Shapp
New Jersey
Pennsylvania House
Kelly
Jim McHale
Agriculture
Tax Committee
U.S
Not All POW Returns Will Be Celebrated
AAP report notes some returning prisoners of war face bitter outcomes as spouses pursue separations. Tulsa wife Mrs Garland Kramer filed a June 1972 divorce from Air Force Captain Garland Kramer, citing growing apart after his 1967 capture. Divorce contested by his Denver father. Cmdr Everett Alvarez’s wife Tangee had earlier divorced. she said she fell out of love and kept details private.
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Tulsa
Okla
Kramer
James Jones
D-Okla
Air Force
Vietnam
Todd
Cynthia
Denver
Colo
Cmdr
Everett Alvarez
Santa Clara
Calif
Alvarez
Tangee
Everett
Andy
Corry District Hires Two New Teachers
Corry Area School District Board of Education approved the hiring of Elaine Frees and Joy Hanley to replace outgoing staff. Frees, 21, Valencia, a Clarion State College 1972 graduate, will teach high school English, replacing Margaret Orcutt. Hanley, 33, a Slippery Rock State College graduate, will teach health and physical education and take assignments in elementary and secondary areas, completing the girls sports contract that was vacated.
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Corry Area
Slippery Rock State College
Sparta
First American POWs Reach Home From War Front
In San Diego Navy Cmdr. Brian D. Woods and Air Force Maj. Glendon W. Perkins arrived at Miramar after a flight from the Philippines and a tense landing when the C141 couldn’t lower its flaps. Both men spoke of pride in serving. Woods visited his gravely ill mother in Coronado and thanked supporters as Perkins headed to Maxwell AFB and Minnesota to join his mother in Cross Lake. The return was low key with about 100 spectators and no band.
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San Diego
Calif
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Navy
Brian D. Woods
Coronado
Woods
Air Force
Glendon W. Perkins
Orlando
Fla
Miramar Naval Air Station
Perkins
Paula
R.W.D. Woods
Cathleen
Christopher
Michael
Miramar
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Kay
Minnesota
Cross Lake
Approve TV Installation At Wright School
Corry Area School District Board approves wiring Wright School for two TV sets to support special education programs with Wright PTA helping cover costs. Columbus remains under review with PTA support planned but not yet approved. Elsen cites Wright’s district wide benefit versus Columbus serving a single area.
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Corry Area School
Elsen
Wright
Columbus
Olsea
U S protests VC delay over POWs
In Saigon the United States formally protested to the Viet Cong over the delay in releasing 27 American prisoners of war held near Loc Ri 7 miles north of Saigon. Maj Gen Gilbert H Woodward, lead U S delegate to the Joint Military Commission, said the delay violates the Paris peace agreement signed January 27.
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Saigon
United States
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Gilbert H. Woodward
U.S
Four Party
Joint Military Commission
Paris
Loc Rint
Mony
U.S. and Cuba Near Antihijacking Pact Signed This Week
The United States and Cuba are to sign an antihijacking accord by Saturday at latest, with minor procedural details remaining. officials say the pact covers future incidents, classification of hijackers, and the level of force used, while past cases remain largely excluded from retroactive reach.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Nixon
Rogers
Havana
Dollar devaluation ripples through Europe and Tokyo markets
In London and Frankfurt, the dollar traded well above new par values as European markets reopened after the U.S. devaluation. Tokyo saw renewed selling despite state bank intervention, with the yen rising about 13.7 percent to 270.80 against the dollar. A Valentine baby, Kristin Michelle Middleton, turns one today at Corry Memorial Hospital to the Middletah family with four siblings.
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U.S
Tokyo
Copenhagen
Madrid
Oslo
Frankfurt
Willy Brandt
Corry Memorial Hospital
John
Jonetta
Marion Street
Todd Douglas
Terri
Debbie
McMichael
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