Fragmentary OCR Item From Sierra City Newswire
A fragmented OCR passage mentions snow on early Colorado routes and a state legislature action with references to Vail and skiing. The readable fragments discuss snow levels, possible terrain impacts, and localities like Sierra City and Lake area in a general, non-graphic way. Names and precise actions are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Sierra City
Orado
Charge Pair In Game Case
City police arrested two Corry men on Game Protector George Gibson’s complaint for violations of state game laws. Dale E. McCray and Carl D. Nielsen faced charges linked to wounding a deer in a closed season and aiding in the act. Both men appeared before District Justice Patsy Nichols, were arraigned and released on bond for a later hearing. Fines up to 200 dollars plus costs possible if guilty.
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Corry
George Gibson
Dale E. McCray
West Congress Street
Carl D. Nielsen
Snyder Circle
MeCray
Nielsen
Wee
Susanne
Sugar Grove
Patsy Nichols
Union City Pair Found Dead In Car
Union City police found a man and a teenage girl dead in a car behind an elementary school at 12 10 a m from inhaling carbon monoxide. The engine was running and the tailpipe was broken with a hole in the body letting fumes into the trunk. Ricky L Jones 21 and Laura K Force 17 were identified as the deceased.
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Union City
Ricky L. Jones
Frank Jones
R.D
Laura K. Force
Robert Force
Erie
Mark Glenn
Richard Steadman
Wild Dogs Attack Deer Along Creek In Spring Creek Township
District Game Protector George Gibson reports at least a dozen incidents of dogs in packs killing or maiming deer over the past week. He warns owners face fines or dog destruction, urges tying animals as deer weaken from winter. Ohio campers also witnessed a large dog destroying a yearling and found two more deer dead nearby, prompting a field investigation.
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George Gibson
Spring Creek Township
Gibson
Ohio
Enterprise Road
Titusville
Bob Sankey
Brian
Fundraiser Planned For Corry Park Bandstand Project
Corry Journal promotes a cookbook contest to raise funds for a bandstand in Corry City Park. Details list entry rules and nine prizes. Companion events at the Corry YMCA include a Taster's Choice Buffet with dishes from cookbook entries offered by the Y Auxiliary.
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Corry Journal
Ity Park
Corry
Pennsylvania caps 250 to 300 active gas wells
A state survey finds an estimated 250 to 300 potentially productive gas wells capped in western counties Indiana Armstrong Westmoreland and Jefferson. Officials say caps arise from remoteness or pipeline rights and may reflect plants using gas for own needs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Armstrong
Westmoreland
Jefferson
Donald A. Lazarchik
Land Protection Bureau
Department of Environmental Resources
Lazarchik
Indiana County
Shap
Texaco Accused of Hoarding Gas in Gulf of Mexico
Washington AP investigators allege Texaco hoards over 500 billion cubic feet of gas in Tiger Shoal and Lighthouse Point fields off Louisiana. Texaco says delaying production preserves future supplies and accuses critics of repeating earlier misleading charges.
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Washington
House
Texaco
Gulf of Mexico
House Investigations and Oversight Subcommittee
Tiger Shoal
Lighthouse Point
Louisiana
Subcommittee
John Galloway
Rockies
Galloway
New York
Watergate Burglary figure E Howard Hunt released
E Howard Hunt was freed after 82 months in federal prison at Eglin Air Force Base. He left the facility with a brief statement and headed toward uncertain travel plans, while reporters chased a getaway vehicle. Hunt, 58, had served as chief talent recruiter and lookout for the June 1972 Watergate burglary and later painted as his prison term ended.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
E. Howard Hunt
Florida Panhandle
Hunt
Southern Airlines
Washington
Ellis Rubin
Miami
Boston
Rubin
Howard
Democratic
Willy
U.S
Parole Commission
New York City
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Richard Nixon
Campaign
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
Milton Obote
Amnesty International
Obote
Obstacle Course on Sample Flats Road Frightens School Bus
Ice ridges and potholes on Sample Flats road near the Francis Jaquith farm nearly caused a school bus to roll yesterday. School officials pressed PennDOT at its Franklin office to fix the hazard, with help reportedly on the way.
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Sample Flats
Francis Jaquith
Penndot
Franklin
Journal
Eaton
Carter Plans Stimulus Faces House Test And Senate Fight
Washington AP Carter's plan to boost the economy via tax cuts and spending hikes advances in Congress but faces a major battle over a $50 per person rebate. Senate approval would add 17.2 billion to the budget, with House action due today on budget changes to make room for stimulus.
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House
Congress
Carter
Senate
House Budget Committee
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Pleasantville
Park Bandstand
Lake
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