Young driver's crash on Wayne street ends with marijuana charges
A 19 year old, Rean W. McElroy, crashed on Wayne street near Irving totaling a 1973 car. A passenger, Larry Saxman, 18, hid marijuana and a marijuana residue pipe. both were charged with possession. McElroy also faced reckless driving. Two juvenile girls in the car were not charged. Earlier, another two car crash occurred on East Washington near North Center with minor damage.
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Irving
Rean W. McElroy
South Center Street
McElroy
Wayne
Steele
Larry Saxman
Ridge Street
Saxman
East Washington Street
North Center
Donald Gibbs
East Congress Street
East Washington
Delores J. Dubrosky
Marion Street
Gilas
Dubrosky
White House helicopter incident leads to military review
Army private Robert Preston who piloted a helicopter onto the White House lawn faced a DC Superior Court hearing as charges were dropped and he was turned over to military proceedings. Preston, a Ft. Meade helicopter mechanic, fled after a two hour pre dawn flight. he was treated for shotgun pellet wounds and held for psychiatric evaluation amid ongoing Army inquiry.
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Army
White House
Pfc
Robert Kenneth Preston
District of Columbia Superior Court
John R. Hess
Preston
Army Flight School
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Secret Service
Thal
Agnew Spent $290000 On Golf Trips Revealed
The Baltimore Sun reports that Spiro T. Agnew used at least $250000 of taxpayers money for golfing vacations while vice president, including 23 trips to Palm Springs. Nine left from Washington, costing about $11000 each, with Air Force 707 jets, fuel, and pilots. Additional trips tied to campaigns and conventions, log shows visits to Virgin Islands Jamaica West Palm Beach and other spots. Agnew resigned last October after pleading no contest to a tax evasion charge.
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Minneapolis
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Fla
White House
Thugs Steal Doctor's Bag in $150 Burglary
Police investigate a burglary at Dr. James Hileman 35 East Smith Street after his car was broken into early yesterday. A medical bag containing a stethoscope,血 pressure unit, Otoscope, syringes, and likely old morphine was stolen. initial loss set at $150 with details still being confirmed.
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East Smith Street
Hileman
Ration Plan Won’t Stop Shutdown In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Gov. Shapp will unveil a mandatory gas rationing plan based on state inspection stickers, hoping to end a one day shutdown by Pennsylvanian service station operators. Administrators warn the plan may arrive too late to prevent reduced fuel sales and ongoing dealer discontent.
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Shapp
Pennsylvania
Service Station Dealers’ Association
PSSDA
Edward Mitchell
Federal Energy Office
FEO
Gulf Oil
U.S
Hearst Plans Food Giveaway Amid Kidnapping Standoff
Randolph Hearst prepares to announce a substantial money funded food giveaway to aid negotiations for the release of his kidnapped daughter Patricia Hearst in Berkeley. The plan aims to precede a SLA deadline and faces legal and welfare offset concerns while Patricia appeals for freedom.
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Calif
Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst
Jay Bosworth
Newsmen
FBI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Cecil Williams
Mr. Williams
The
American Indian Movement
Black Teachers Caucus
United Prisoners Union
National Welfare Organization
SLA
California
Williams
Wass Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Patricia
Snowmobile Fatality Halts International 500 Race
Detroit engineer William G. Bowen Jr. 46 was killed when thrown from his snowmobile during the sixth International 500 Mile Race in Sault Ste Marie. A broken ski caused the accident on the 493rd lap, ending the nine hour event as LeRoy Lindblad 33 of Roseau, Minnesota was declared the winner.
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Sault Sih. Marie
Mich
William G. Bowen Jr
Detroit
LeRoy Lindblad
Roseau
Minn
Mug Shots Help Identify Peeping Suspect Warren Klinger
Police nabbed Warren B. Klinger 26 of 136 Seneca street after a series of window peeping reports. Witnesses Guy Davis and Mrs. George Gibson identified him from mug shots. charge of prowling and loitering at night filed, summons issued, coronation news follows with Nepal king Birendra slated for Feb 20, 1975 based on royal notice.
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Warren B. Klinger
Seneca Street
Guy Davis
White Street
George Gibson
Davis Place
Davis
Gibson
Klinger
Kenneth Hunt
Fred Corbett
Porter Auer
Katmandu
Nepal
Birendra Bir Bikram
Corry welcomes Erie Philharmonic and Ballet fans eagerly
More than 1,400 people attended a two part event at Corry Area High School. The Erie Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Dr Harold Bauer performed a kid friendly "lollipop concert" in the afternoon with Mary Poppins music and audience participation. The Erie Civic Ballet joined the evening program before a full house. John Rossbacher of the Corry Area Fine Arts Council called the response overwhelming. About 715 youngsters and parents attended the afternoon show and more than 700 filled the auditorium for the evening performance.
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Harold Bauer
Erie Civic Ballet
Corry Area
Erie Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra
Corry
Philharmonic
Ballet
John Rossbacher
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