Local incidents report a string of injuries and a Korea death
Police report a joke gone wrong at Tripp residence on West Fredrick Street. Vehicles on South Center Street caused damage totaling unknown. Allen rear-ended Watson at about 2 AM. Doris Miles, 18, treated for a left thumb laceration after power saw incident. Alex Adamczyk treated for arm injury after hospital visit. A Spartansburg man admonished for taking and discarding peanuts. Leonard Wilcox bitten by a dog. canine owner instructed to confine it for 10 days. The extended weather outlook covers Western PA Western NY Ohio and West Virginia with mixed precipitation. Michael Kolstee 8 treated for arm injury. New Year's accidents claimed 12 lives in PA. Real estate transfer recorded in Corry. Glenn G. Davis fails to claim $475 award. drawing postponed. Oil City hall sale could move city offices to old Derrick building. Pvt. John Scott killed in Korea. 16 PA servicemen killed that day. Open house at Stanford Hose and VFW event drew hundreds. Lyman Adams dies in Hartford connecticut. Leonard Potter 18 discharged after fingers amputated from a Bower saw incident.
Rail line ends passenger runs in Scranton Wilkes-Barre
The Laurel Line Railroad ends passenger service after about 50 years serving the coal region. The last passenger trip carried roughly 170 people on New Year’s Eve as the line shifts to a freight shuttle only due to competition from better roads between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
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Area pilot dies in plane crash near Chillicothe Ohio
Charles E. Terrill 55 of Conneautville Pennsylvania died in Columbus hospital from injuries from a private plane crash four miles north east of Chillicothe Ohio. His wife Mildred 54 was in fair condition at Chillicothe Hospital with multiple injuries. Weather and poor visibility blamed. the couple were returning from Montgomery Alabama after visiting relatives. Terrill ran the Chevro Jet agency in Conneautville and was active in local politics and banking groups.
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Church Damaged by Fire at Congruity Presbyterian Church
Fire of unknown origin damaged the interior of the 30 year old Congruity Presbyterian Church in Greensburg Pennsylvania yesterday, causing about 15000 dollars in damage to the interior.
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Rose Bowl Parade Draws Millions in Los Angeles Area
Rose Bowl Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena attracted about 1,250,000现场 spectators with millions more watching on TV. Fifty eight floats shaped from blooms traveled five miles to display in an open area after the slushy event. Glendale won the sweepstakes prize for Madame Butterfly in a Japanese garden theme, while Long Beach-Clifton earned best depiction of Melodies in Flowers.
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Mew Yue Transit Strike Continues By Ascoriaed Press
New York faces a continuing transit strike as 3500 buses stay off streets causing travel disruption. The Long holiday weekend softened initial impacts while mediation talks stalled with Mayor Impellita. Commuter traffic remains sub-normal amid widespread business and school closures.
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Ascoriaed Press
New York
Vincent R. Impellitateri
Longhery Crowned Miss United States in Universe Pageant
Longhery aged 21 rose to Miss United States of America title at the Miss Universe contest held in Long Beach last June. She stood atop a vast revolving globe made of cornflowers and delphiniums, capturing attention with the centerpiece display.
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United States of America
Long Beach
Transit strike shakes city as drivers push for shorter week
The New York transit strike of August 2004 pits 8200 CIO Transit Workers Union members against privately operated buses and the city. The union seeks a 40 hour week and pay raises for workers. companies push for tax relief or fare hikes. Mayor Impellitteri accuses collusion to push higher fares.
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