Weekend Crashes Claim Corry Man in Route 6 Bypass Crash
A Corry resident, Frank Baresi, 58, died when a snowmobile struck his car on the Route 6 bypass. Ray Bodley, 40, of Renovo, and two passengers were mildly injured. The snowmobile totaled. car damage estimated at 250 dollars. Police investigated. brakes on the snowmobile were reportedly defective.
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Frank Baresi
Macadam Hill Road
Route 6
Baressi
Erie County
James St. George
Baresi
St. George
Bodley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mary Shay
Renovo
Victoria
Frank Carnegie
Rosario Macaluso
Mayville
George E. Haenel
R.D. 1
Coty
First Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Macaluso
Haenel
102 Feared Dead In Plane Crash
A Dominican Air Lines DC9 crashed into the Caribbean off Hispaniola with 102 aboard, no survivors reported. The list included seven U.S. citizens, 45 Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, a Spaniard, Peruvians, an Argentine, a Belgian priest, and a boxing contender Carlos Cruz. Authorities searched offshore through the night. President Balaguer declared two days of mourning.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
U.S
Hispaniola
San Juan
Puerto Rico
John Payne
Chicago
Theodore Payne
Salt Lake City
Ruth Atosta
New York City
Gilbert Hays
Florida
Francis Robert Downes
Massachusetts
Las Matas de Farfan
Emerito Perez Acevedo
Concepcion Nanson
Latin America
Carlos “Teo” Cruz
Antonio Imbert Barbera
Rafael Trujillo
Juan Bosch
Leslie
Cruz
Roger Zami
Paris
France
Daughter Tries To Upstage Father
Sherri Mattox, seven year old daughter of Rev Larry Mattox and Mrs. Mattox of Spartanburg, slipped in stockings yesterday and broke her left shoulder. Her father underwent a tonsillectomy this morning at Spartanburg hospital. Sherri was treated and released while her father remained for surgery.
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Sherri
Larry Mattox
Spartansburg
Mattox
Dad
Wednesday Hearing On Fourth Ward Renewal Final Public Airing
A public hearing at 8 p.m. in Corry Municipal Building will present the status of the Fourth Ward urban renewal project. Mayor Zarger, City Council members, and county officials will discuss HUD funded plans to clear 13 acres, realign West Main, build 30 elderly public housing units, and rehabilitate eight homes. Demolition could start in early 1971 if federal approval comes this summer. Costs already total about 75000.
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Fourth Ward
Corry
Edward Zarger
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
County Planning Office
Chris Capotis
West Main Street
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Capotis
Mayor Zarger
Fred W. Lamberton
George Pulakos
County Redevelopment Authority
Riot Trial Judge Under Heavy Attack in 1968 Conspiracy Case
A U S District Court jury resumes deliberations on the riot conspiracy trial tied to the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Judge Julius J Hoffman sentenced seven defendants and their lawyers for contempt, with Kunstler and Weinglass given multi month terms and the judge warning of strict control as appeals loom.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
William M. Kunstler
Leonard L Weinglass
Kunstler
New York City
Weinglass
Newark
N.J
Cook County
Newsmen
Weiner
Ruth Weiner
Jerry C. Rubin
John R. Fraines
Thomas E. Hayden
Bennard C. “Rennie” Davis
Abbott
Abbie” Hoffman
Abbie Hoffman
American Civil Liberties Union
Sai
ACLU
New
U S Fighter Plane Shot Down In Laos
Saigon reports the United States launched massive air strikes on eastern Laos with more than 400 fighter-bombers and B52 bombers. An AIE Skyraider was shot down over the Plain of Jars and the pilot is presumed killed. Raids targeted North Vietnamese troops, supplies, and the Ho Chi Minh trail from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf and bases in Thailand and Vietnam.
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U. S
Laos
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Plain of Jars
Vientiane
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
7Th Fleet
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
Strategic Air Command
City Council Faces Moderate Agenda Tonight
City Council meets to discuss police and fire pension funds with an amendment from City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle. Other items include second airing of fire station one alarm system, road maintenance amid pothole concerns, and equipment needs led by Safety Director George Gould.
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Benjamin Calderone
Douglas Rozelle
Donald Croas
George Gould
David Johnson
Airport Authority
Shady Avenue
Main Street
Abandoning Ship: Pornography Firms Face Crackdown
Washington AP report says post office chief inspector Cotter notes major dealers have shut doors after obscenity convictions. About 20 operators under indictment dominate unsolicited mailings, with California crackdown aiding, and calls for a master objection list to curb advertising.
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Washington
Post Office
William J. Cotter
Supreme Court
Cotter
FBI
Boston
Eee Perme Arey
California
Los Angeles
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