Corry GOP Spots Four City Posts Candidates Named
The Corry Area Republican Committee placed four candidates for end of year vacancies on the City Council and Corry School Board. Petitions circulate for Edward Zarger mayor candidate, Benjamin Calderone council candidate, Jerome Davis city controller candidate, and James Howard school board candidate.
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Corry Area
Republican Committee
Corry
Edward Zarger
Penelec
Benjamin Calderone
Jerome Davis
James Howard
Citizens
Love Leads Lads To Arms Of Law In Corry Traffic Bust
Two Bradford teens were cited after a Route 77 stop near Corry. Annie Pire 15 and Frank Skillman 16 used a junior license. Skillman loaned his license and both face fines and license action. A separate arrest: Kenneth Shawver 71 charged with burglary and loitering, released on bond awaiting JP hearing. Local politics note GOP seeks three candidates for city posts amid blank Democratic petitions. Aldermen T.A. Hubley and Porter Auer filing for district justice. Bachemer and Ottaway decline.
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Corry
Bradford
Donald Raisley
Annie Pire
Frank Skillman
Raisley
Pire
Skillman
Justice of the Peace
John Evanko
Kenneth J. Shawver
East
Bond Street
Gene Bloom
Shawver
Perry Mead
Columbus
GOP
Thomas Burkhart
Dem
Maredeth
W. W
Doc) Waterhouse
T. A. Hubley
Porter Auer
Norbert Bachemer
Merle Ottaway
Justice Post
Corry Robbery Suspects Linked to Second Job
State police using an Identi kit yielded a two-suspect composite after a Christmas theft of about 2000 dollars from Karen's Gift Shop. Descriptions circulated widely and later matched suspects in a January Thrift Drug case in New Castle. Local investigation continues.
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Corry
John Evanko
Karen
North Center Street
Evanko
New Castle
Free Erie Store Just Before Collapse
ERIE AP report says a construction worker warned others minutes before a three story brick building housing the Erie Sports Store collapsed in the downtown renewal area. Glenn Jordan alerted owners after seeing plaster crack. occupants evacuated and police blocked off the area as rubble filled the street.
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ERIE
Erie Sports Store
Glenn Jordan
New Trouble At Berkeley Campus Violence Spreads
Violence and vandalism hit the University of California at Berkeley with three stench bombs, twenty one windows broken, and arrests. The Third World Liberation Front demands for minority opportunities remain. At Howard University in Washington hundreds occupied the law school seeking a faculty meeting, later ordered to disperse with a temporary court injunction. In Madison Wisconsin black students pause class boycotts as National Guardsmen are reduced. Continuous boycott and a demand list of thirteen includes creation of an autonomous black studies department.
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Associated Press
University of California
Berkeley
Howard University
Washington
Third World Liberation Front
Howard
Law School
U.S
Madison
Wis
H. Edwin Young
National
Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Pathologist Testifies On JFK Autopsy Findings In Shaw Trial
In New Orleans AP report after Mardi Gras layoff, Clay Shaw's trial resumes in Kansas City area testimony. A pathologist testified the autopsy suggests bullets came from behind. Prosecutor Garrison seeks the autopsy's detailed report to support a front-fire conspiracy theory.
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New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Kennedy
Dallas
Dealey Plaza
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Garrison
Harvard Head Will Repel Freedom Threats
Nathan R. Pusey president of Harvard University says coercion has no place on campus and he will do all he can to repel threats to freedom. He warned that attacks on learning injure the university and the nation, in a statement endorsing a professor letter.
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Lambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Arabs Attack Plane Prompts Israeli Reprisal Preparedness
Zurich gun attack on an EL Al Boeing 720 wounded six of 27 aboard while Swiss police arrested three attackers. Israel called top leaders to session as U Thant and the US condemned the assault. PFLP claimed responsibility stating retaliation for Arab civilians harmed by Israeli actions. Continued on Page Four.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Switzerland
State Department
U.N
Rael
EL al
Zurich
Kloten
Amsterdam-Tel Aviv
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Jordan
Fallon Arsenic in Fallon Water Sparks Health Debate
Fallon Nevada residents dispute a state health officer finding nearly double the federal arsenic limit in town wells. Gov Laxalt apologized for Crippens action ordering a new water supply study while Domonoske and others defend the water as safe. The town relies on two 44 foot wells serving about 3000 residents near Reno.
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Fallon
Nev
Edward Crippen
Paul Laxalt
Crippen
State Board of Health
Reno
Domonoske
Arsen
Erie Man Killed Crossing Street in 1989 Traffic Death
An Erie man, Jack Logan Sr., about 58, was struck while crossing a street and died at the scene. Coroner Merle Wood cited multiple injuries, including a fractured skull. Police said 19-year-old Howard R. Simmons Jr. operated the car. this was Erie's second traffic death of 1989 and boosted the county toll to seven.
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Erie
Jack Logan Sr
Erie County
Merle Wood
Howard R. Simmons Jr
Air Cavalry Fights North Vietnamese Near Saigon
American Air Cavalry clashed with North Vietnamese troops 35 miles northeast of Saigon while ground units reported heavy combat 16 miles north in the Mekong Delta. Allied forces counted 145 enemy killed and noted US and South Vietnamese casualties. Infantry found 15 NVA bodies after gunship action.
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Saigon
Mekong
Laos
A Shau
da Nang
U.S
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