City man found dead in car near Reno
The body of James V. Logué 51 of Oil City Venango County was found in a sparking car near Reno close to Franklin at 5 30 am yesterday. Coroner Jon Hutchinson listed death as self caused by carbon monoxide poisoning. State Police reported the victim’s identity and stated the death appeared suicidal.
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Reno
Franklin
James V. Logué
Oil City
Venango County
Jon Hutchinson
Logue
Department of Public Assistance
Readers debate gym class exemptions and athlete load
In letters to the editor several writers argue over gym class policy. A student cites eight miles weekly and daily snow shoveling as exercise and questions exemptions for athletes cheerleaders and band members. Others urge seasons based excusal and more study halls while criticizing large gym classes and calling for legal changes in Pennsylvania.
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Are
Jem
Tam
Bloom
Corry
Pennsylvania
Divers Rescue Snowmobiles After Pymatuning Lake Accident
Crawford County linesville scuba team used cold water recovery training to pull two snowmobiles from open water near the Linesville Spillway. Operators Thomas L. Gark and Peter Krachkowski, both from Linesville, escaped soaking wet without injuries.
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Linesville
Crawford County
Pymatuning Lake
Thomas L. Gark
Peter Krachkowski
Linesville Spillway
Fim
Clark
Menen Ee
Egypt Says It Will Back UN Peace Plan if Israel Accepts
Egypt informed UN envoy Gunnar Jarring it will pledge compliance with Security Council 1987 Middle East resolution if Israel does likewise. Al Ahram notes Cairo seeks a pledge from Israel to withdraw from 1967 territories, a just Palestinian solution, and renounce force and expansionism. Jarring asked Egypt Jordan and Israel for declarations of intent to pursue indirect talks in New York.
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Egypt
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Security Council
Middle East
Israel
Cairo
al Ahram
Jarring
Jordan
United Nations
New York
Lloyds seeks to rescindPenn Central policy over alleged misstatements
Lloyds of London and 16 underwriters sue in U S District Court to undo a 10 million liability policy for Penn Central officers claiming misrepresentations about knowledge of acts that could lead to future claims. The suit names former finance chairman David Bevan amid allegations tied to Penphil profits and use of Penn Central lines of credit. The case links to Bevan’s ousting and broader questions of insider information and corporate governance.
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Philadelphia
Lloyd’s of London
Penn Central Transportation Co
U.S. District Court
Lloyd’s
Penn Central
David C. Bevan
IWS
House Banking and Currency Committee
Bevan
Penphilphil
Penphil
Edward C. German
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
Sharm el Sheikh
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Security Council
Israel
Moon golf would be great but putting would drive you crazy
AP report recalls Capt Alan Shepard’s moon golf with a six iron, noting six times Earth distance due to low gravity, but putting would be impossible. NASA veteran Dr Thomas Payne explains beads like surface cause erratic putts. Shepard could not attend trophy due to quarantine as Mulligan Trophy honors his lunar shot. critics from Reesee club suspend him for amateur status. Bob Hope quips gravity explains Earthbound golfers’ woes.
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New York
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thomas Payne
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Mulligan
Payne
NASA
General Electric
Earth
Moon
Phil Strubing
U.S. Golf
Reesee
Houston
Strubing
St. Andrews
Scotland
R and A
Bob Hope
Hope
Tate Trial Jurors Return Home From Sequestered Stay
Los Angeles AP reports Tate murder trial jurors leave their hotel after seven months sequestered to protect them from publicity. The judge allows daily court visits for the pending penalty phase. Reinstatement of a juror and dismissal of an alternate prompted the move amid family hardships and varied opinions on sequestration. Mrs. John Baer, mother of two, said the lockup brought the family closer through shared time.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
John Baer
No Supply Movements Detected In Laos By AP Report
U S reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam rose slightly but found no major uptick in enemy supply movements southward. Attacks on antiaircraft SAM sites near Vinh continued for the third day with unclear results. Two Shrike missiles were fired at northern positions after a threatened recon plane. Recon flights over Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia continued but details on northern coverage remained undisclosed.
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Laos
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
South
Cambodia
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vinh
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Lyle T. Johnson
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First Presbyterian Society of
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Fourth Ward
Corry ‘Sayings and Loan Association
Betty Jane Bertram
Bernice E. Keppel
Ernest C. Pleas
White Street
Wayne Investment Co., Inc
Gary Aete
Wayne Townip
Whitney and Wood
Panama
Cliff Buesink Ford
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
Robert L. Clayton
R.D. J. Corry
Elwin L. Gates
B.D
Edward J. Freeauf Jr
Democratic Committee
John H. White
Titusville
Robert 8. White
R.D. 2
Lynford Jackson
R.D. 1
Spartansburg
Jackson
Robert G. Johnston
Vernon Township
Johnston
Barney Roberts
Nomena
Warren County
Roberts
Youngsville
James W. Horne
Frick
Waser
Citizens Organization For A Sane World
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Bethesda
Army
Kitchen Village, Inc
Rosie
Onl Corry
KitchenAid
C.J. Peterson and Son
First Avenue
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Martinelli
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