Multiple Burglaries and Local News Rattle Corry Area
Corry state police investigated two hunting camp burglaries over the weekend. A camp owned by Harry Kirmeyer at Bear Lake was ransacked with no items taken, and another camp at Mai Horel near Bear Lake was entered with articles valued at several hundred dollars missing. Corry police also charged Hurley J. Haslett with theft from a car taken January 24. Kathy Hajee was treated for nose lacerations after a two car crash. City police charged a local diver with a traffic violation. Dot's Cafe burglary reported. $350 cash stolen. Oil City radio stations sold to Erie couple Dr. and Mrs. Robert Shupala. changes in call letters and management. North East man reports over $3,000 in recording equipment stolen from Erie studio. Weather forecast predicts windy snow flurries with temperatures in the 30s to mid 20s and a 50 percent chance of snow. Evening classes resumed at the high school with Penn State classes and various trades continuing this week.
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Corry
Harry Kirmeyer
B.D. 2
Red Linn
Canadabta Lake
Sintu
K.D
Bear Lake
Mai Horel
Erie
Aken
Hurley J. Haslett
Gail Coan
Columbus
Erie County
Oil City
Wdjr-Fm
Woyl-Am
Wrjs-Fm
Robert Shupala
Anthony J. Sciere
Federal Communications Commission
Seiere
John
David Hurst
Patric J. Folwell
Shupala
Olivia Rennekamp
Kenneth BE. Rennekamp Jr
North East
James Paposki Jr
Paposki
Jimmy’s Mom Pays Respects To Gandhi In India
The scene in New Delhi as President Carter's mother Lithan planned a Bombay stop to visit the clinic where she once worked as a Peace Corps nurse. She and Chip Carter attended the funeral of President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, meeting with Mrs Gandhi and her family for about 43 minutes.
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New Delhi
India
Caywr
Lithan
Bombay
Peace Corps
Tnp
Indira. Gandhi
Carter
Chip
United States
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
Hanisek Seeks Fourth Term As Lake City Sheriff
Hanisek announces bid for a fourth term in the May 17 Republican primary. The Lake City sheriff, serving since 1954, cites rising crime and workload while noting gains in the department such as trained floodhounds, horses, dive team rescues, and an active search and rescue unit amid staff growth since 1973.
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Hhie
Andrew Hanisek
Hanisek
Lake City
John L. Costesarid
Pennsylvania State Sheriff Association
Sheriff's Office
Toughen Up Rules On Vets In Colleges
Washington APVeterans face new incentives to complete coursework under a retroactive refunds rule. The VA will seek repayments from students who drop courses and fall short of required hours for VA payments. Overpayments totaled over 2 billion since 1971, with retroactive refunds effective December 1.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Veterans Administration
Congress
Andrew H. Thornton
Vo-Tech project delayed by court and union disputes
The Corry Area School District seeks an injunction to stop pickets at the new vo-tech school. The case moves from county court to the NLRB as a second contractor accuses Erie Lodge 333, Plumbers and Steamfitters Union of unfair labor practices. If found guilty, the matter could head to federal court with completion six weeks away, and 300 students study in subpar conditions until work resumes.
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Vo-Tech
Erie
Corry Area
Edward Carney
National Labor Relations Board
Erie Lodge 333
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union
Carney
NLRB
U.S. District Court
Beaver County Man Dies After Aliquippa Store Holdup
PITTSBURGH AP A Beaver County man Edward Bulat 31 of Clinton died at Presbyterian University Hospital in Pittsburgh after being shot between the eyes during a holdup at an Aliquippa Food City More. Police reported two men held up the store, fired, and Bulat was struck at close range. no arrests were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Beaver County
Aliquippa
Presbyterian University Hospital
Edward Bulat
Clinton
Bulat
Deaths of McMahon and Little in Corry area
Obituary notices detail the deaths and services for John M. McMahon 62 of 212 Summer Street and Matilda W. Little 84 of RD 4 Corry. McMahon, a veteran business owner and former chief clerk for Erie Railroad, died at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after December illness. services set at St Thomas Church with burial at St Teresa's Union City. Little, widow of Dana J. Lite, previously ran Keystone Restaurant and is survived by a daughter and grandchildren. services and interment at Pine Grove Mausoleum with parish rosary at the funeral home.
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JM. McMahon
Joan M. MecMaton
Summerstreet
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Elgin
Corry Area
State Highway Department
Ure Aero Supply Co
Aero
Erie Railroad
A.O. Smith Co
Erie
McMahon Grocery Store
St. Thomas Charen
BPOE
Corry Vew
Elaine Patterson McMahon
Dennis M. McMahon
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward P. McMahon
Greenville
Mary
Ann McMahon
Brie
Brackett Funeral
St.Thomas Church
Cyril Cooper
St.Teresa's Cemetery
Union City
Mr. Little
Matilda W
Straub) Little
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Benjamin Shreve
Keystone
East Main Street
Dana Lillie
R.D. 4
William F. Shreve
Thomas Brigham
St. Thomas Church of
Dana J Lite
James
Jean) Manning
Baltimore
William F
Bea) Shreve
Jack
Nancy) Brigham
Waterhouse Rites Mark Fort Augustine Resident Death
Funeral services for Ralph Waterhouse longtime Fort Augustine resident were held there on Tuesday. Interment followed in a southern city. He died at 66 after an unexpected illness. A World War I Navy veteran he settled in Florida, founded and ran a motel, and headed the St. Johns County Mosquito Control Commission for 15 years before retiring last October. He is survived by his wife two sisters and three brothers.
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Ralph Waterhouse
Fort Augustine
Florida
Maude King
Cambridge Springs
David Doolittle
Waterford
Charles of
Corry
W.W. Waterhouse
St. Augustine
John Waterhouse
Arsonist Arrested Facing Fresh Williamsport Fires
Richard L. Bromund, 28, already a convicted arsonist, is jailed on $50,000 bail after four Sunday fires in Williamsport. The blazes struck Pine Street United Methodist Church, Trinity Episcopal Church, a three story apartment building, and a building opposite the fire station. No serious injuries, about 200 firefighters responded.
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Williamsport
Richard L. Bromund
Broxund
Bromund
Pine Street United Methodist Church
Durwood
Trinity Episcopal Church
WWPA
Man Burned By Substance In Beer Bottle
Mendvtile man hospitalized after drinking from a frostily unopened beer bottle from Kepler bar. He inhaled a ammonia like substance, bottles had not been opened before. Kepler owner Davenport and distributor Sherry’s deny contamination and say no ammonia used in 15 years. Maryland and Oregon wild mustangs note contrasts.
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Virgil E Mattucks
T Wayland
Viky
Fwy
Mattocks
Enday
Kepler
Mattinks
Aramania Holt
Vielin
Stan
G. Davenport
Davenport
Sherry's
Tie Beer Brewery
Thee
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Concord Street
Gary L. Kerr
Lemon Street
Dot
West Main Street
Helen Johnson
126
Park Street
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LeRoy Peck
Penn State
Jimmy
Ghandi
New Orleans
Billy Carter
Plains
Sybil
Phil Sage
King
Billy
Seattle
Warren Burger
American Bar Association Convention
Burger
Griffin Bell
Wade McCree
New York
Natalya Solzhenitsyn
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Fixe
U.S.S
Time Magazine
KGB
Department of Interiol
Oregon
Maryland
Oraema Littlespirit
Nevada
Hoover
Western Auto
Washington SC
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