State Bans Use Of Alcometer On Area Drunks
Crawford County abandons Alcometer tests for drunkenness due to a state rule requiring officers to complete a 40 hour course in chemical equipment. The district attorney questioned the need, noting the device is simple to operate. The county plans to buy intoximters to use instead, while intoximeter use demands a state chemist as expert witness. The Alco Meter had been used for six years at the city police station with six trained officers.
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Crawford County
Alcometer
Traffic Institute of Northwestern University
Indiana University
C. D. Shipley
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Shipley
Mpadibe
Maple Syrup May Fade From View
Maple syrup production faces higher costs and labor demands as farmers switch to gas or oil heat, risking fewer producers. Dairy priorities and nearby fuel prices cut profits, while new methods like chemical pills aim to keep taps flowing. The Maple association forms to sustain syrup despite rising pressures and the allure of synthetic substitutes.
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Harry Burrows
Sammons
Duane Bemis
Wattsburg
Gammon
Burrows
Change Venue In Murder Trial Of Cop Killer
Leo J. Mleczkowski Dunisirk, accused of first degree murder in Lt. Mark Elfman’s death, will have trial moved to Auburn New York after Appellate Division ruling. The venue shift places the case in Seventh District Supreme Court with no date set. The defendant, 44, is from Dunkirk in Chautauqua County. prosecutors and defense filed notices yesterday.
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Cayuga County
Dunkirk
Mark Elfman
Woodside Quits Governor Race Amid GOP Unity Talks
Bloom disclosed a Chester meeting where Woodside and Scranton ally Leow discussed withdrawal under conditions and supporting Van Zandt for governor with Scott for the Senate. Scott demanded gubernatorial settling first, then would consider the rest, signaling party unity efforts amid internal GOP conflicts.
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van Zandt
Sen
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Harrisburg
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Scranton
Hugh Scott
Sen. Scott
Washington
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Deaths: Mrs Mulligan 87 in Corry after sudden illness
Mrs Mulligan aged 87 of Corry died suddenly yesterday afternoon after her husband returned home. A physician pronounced her dead several hours earlier. Born February 25, 1998 in Garland she lived in Corry most of her life. She belonged to the Women's Relief Corps and Corry Grange. Survived by husband Charles Mulligan two sons Howard and Philip a daughter Mrs George Sloan a stepmother two sisters and five grandchildren. Final rites Thursday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Elmer Ortner. Interment in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus.
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Amy Webster
Youngsville
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Spring Creek
Clarence Farrington
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Elmer Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Russia Extends Death Penalty to More Crimes
Moscow reports the Soviet Union expanded the death penalty to bribe taking, rape, and attacks on policemen. The measures were announced in three decrees published in the latest official bulletin of the Supreme Soviet.
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Bowles in Afghanistan during Asia tour
Special adviser Chester Bowles flew to Kabul after a five day India visit, planning to Pakistan and Burma next. He met Prime Minister Nehru twice yesterday but would not reveal their discussions. He emphasized consulting county leaders before any Senate nomination decision, resisting immediate diktat from party chairman.
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Afghanistan
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India
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Kabul
Pakistan
Burma
Nehru
Ing
Senate
van Zandt
Bloom
Rob Kirchner Sentenced for Raping 10-Year-Old Girl
Titusville judge imposed the maximum seven and a half to 16 years for Robee Kirchner, 36, who raped a 10-year-old girl. He was ordered to serve the prison term at a Western Pennsylvania facility and to pay court costs. The judge called the act terrible and said the maximum sentence is all that could be done.
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Dupe Fervert
Mook
Titusville
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Ee J. Kirchner
Western Pennsylvania Diagnostic and Classification Center
Pittsburgh
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Jamestown Fluoridation Referendum Debate
A City Council debate on fluoride issues ended with Edson ruling no referendum could be held under state law and city charter, while Kofod Damond Swanson and Bergman urged fluoridation. Several residents spoke during the public comment period as the council weighed petitions and signatures required for referendums.
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Edson
State Home
Couneil
Kofod
Anthony Damond
Swanson
Julius Bergman
Television Review Looks at viewers hunger and clever TV shifts
New York television critic Peter Lind Hayes argues audiences prefer viewing diets to avoid too much pleasure. He details his own career misstep with Peter Loves Mary and notes plans for an NBC musical documentary Regards to George M. Cohan. He observes CBS tweaking Red Skelton and Dobie Gillis scheduling while Jackie Gleason shifts Checkmate. NBC’s Sophia Loren special and The Bob Hope Show with Paar and Allen are highlighted for tonight.
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Mary
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George M. Cohan
CBS
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Dobie Gillis
Jackie Gleason
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NBC
Bob Hope
Jack Paar
Steve Allen
Oil City Man Burned as Home Leveled by Fire
Wayne Lawrence is listed in good condition at Oil City Hospital with second degree burns to face and hands after a Sunday morning fire destroyed his two story frame house. The home was a total loss and Lawrence, alone in the house, reportedly shielded himself with a chair as flames filled the lower story.
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Salinger Denies U S Russia Telecast Hookup
Washington AP reports the United States and the Soviet Union may exchange simultaneous filmed telecasts of brief Kennedy and Khrushchev statements March 24 or 25. White House press secretary Salinger denies current arrangements, while others cite in-principle deals and ongoing cultural exchange talks.
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