Extradition Denied in Corry Native Killing Case
Detroiter and two others faced extradition proceedings after a Corry native was killed by gunshots. Police traced a missing car across the border and pursued suspects Hallett and Paris, with officials noting air and road sightings and a grand jury planned in Champlain County.
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Pact
Detroit
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Barksst Oider
Jui Dames
Det Set Johm Click
Pash
Jamestown Gun Purchases Rise After Double Slayings
In Jamestown, fear grips a 40 000 population after the murder of the Hallett family in a $75 000 Town of Busti home and the discovery of Patricia Fairbanks body nearby. Applications for pistol permits surge and gun shop reports indicate heightened purchasing pressure amid warnings on safe use.
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Busti
Jamestown
Robert W. Hallett
Basti
Patricia Gale Fairbanks
Statewide Property Assessment Sought
Assuments according to Sen Michael O Pake chief sponsor have been unequal tax bills for many property owners. The bill would require three years to appraise all property at full market value and set a statewide percentage to determine the tax base. Local millage would adjust in year one to avoid higher total taxes. provisions include state certification and training for assessors.
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D-Berks
State Equalization Board
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Opake
State School Fire Kills Two
A fire at a state school claimed two lives and caused extensive damage to the supply area. Investigators trace the blaze to an electrical malfunction while officials seek safer ventilation and fireproofing measures.
Ice and Snow Cause Three Crashes in State Patrol Report
State Police report two Christmas morning crashes on icy roads near Corry and Union City. A tractor trailer driven by Frank A. Noel, with Russell W. Troyer in a car, skidded on slush. minor damage reported. Another single-vehicle collision west of Union City involved Dumald L Findis, who ran off the road into a fence, causing damage to the fence. A third incident near Waltsboro on Route 9 involved a tire blowout and a berm slide with minor property impact.
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Frank A. Noel
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Russell W. Troyer
Corry
Noel
Curry
Troyer
Troyer Auto
Union City
Dumald L Findis
Rosie
Gestato
Ram
Berm
Paul Hinchley
B.C
Gates City
Lloyd Burson
Burson
Waltsboro
Herel Matters of
Erie
Mort
Pacts Ignore Limits Stir Labor Wages Debate
Union officials warn that phase three clearance may provoke a stampede for wage hikes above federal limits. They say if General Electric and auto workers gain similar increases, protests will intensify, with unions eyeing sharper raises amid tight caps.
Tough Guy Antics Roil Saigon Peace Mission
In Saigon at Tan Son Nhut Air Base tough cop tactics by South Vietnamese guards disrupt delicate peacekeeping. Polish Hungarian reps threaten to withdraw from the International Commission compound, while Canadian officers face delays and awkward escort duties for journalists. An Hue incident ends with MPs intervening as North Vietnamese reps report a disturbance.
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Tan Son Nhut Air Base
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Commission
Sion
Joint Military Commisson
Hue
International Commission
Court again approves Corry annexation of Wayne land
Erie County court rules for a second time that 400 acres in Wayne Township may be annexed to Corry, including the Cony Municipal Golf Course, though Wayne supervisors may appeal after consulting their solicitor Barney Bernard. The decision follows a 1969 ruling overturned on a technicality.
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Corry
Eee
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Barney Bernard
Erie
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Quality Will Double Size Of Outlet
Richard Reading executive vice president of the Jamestown chain, said the reserve to the south of the local store will be torn down for an expansion. The former owners Joseph and Lena Cohen sold the property. The plan includes a delicatessen and a bakery, the first in a Corry supermarket. Expansion adds to the south side and revamps the entire building with adjacent gas station parking.
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Lena Cohen
Corry
Reading
Free Suspect In October Raid Here Gunther Leads Band
Gunther who manages the Thanksgiving Band is among several suspects picked up in an October raid. The others agreed to plead guilty to marijuana possession charges. named individuals include Charles A Gunther, 3, of 76 East Columbus Avenue. Robert D. Ahenger of Waterford. Jack Ahenger, 19, of 47 East Columbus Avenue. John D. Gaber, 22, of Waterford. and Sarah J Schultz, 19, of North East.
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Charles A Gunther
East Columbus Avenuue
Robert D. Ahenger
Waterford
Jack Ahenger
Columbus Avenue
John D. Gaber
Sarah J Schultz
North East
Corner Store Era Ends In Corry As Nichols Grocery Sells
The Nichols Grocery at East Main street and Penga Avenues is sold, ending the era for many elderly customers who relied on delivery and credit. The buyer has not yet recorded the real estate transfer and Nichols has six months to wind up.
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Nichols Grocery
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