Delaware Trooper Murdered During Double Motel Robberies
More than 300 police, dogs, and helicopters surrounded a British Petroleum tank farm in Upper Chichester Township as a man and woman suspected of killing Delaware state trooper Ronald L. Carrey and wounding his partner David C. Yarington fled after two motel holdups. The troopers chased them from a Delaware motel to the Pennsylvania site where their car matched robberies in Michigan and Ohio. The dead trooper, 29, and the critically wounded officer, 24, were taken to Wilmington General Hospital. The suspects, identified as Marilyn Dobrolenski 19 and Irving J. Hogg Jr. 30, were linked to robberies in Ohio and Michigan. authorities reported a blonde woman and well-dressed man as the pair. A purse found on the tank farm fence and torn clothing pieces were clues amid the manhunt. The investigation involved multiple jurisdictions and no witnesses to today’s shooting.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Upper Chichester Township
Concord
Ronald L. Carrey
Holiday Hills
Wilmington
Wilmington General Hospital
David C. Yarington
Tank Farm
Michigan
Ohio
Marilyn Dobrolenski
Toledo
Rudolph Ortesini
Carrey
Yarington
Tally-Ho
Brandywine Raceway
Miss Dobrolenski
Seek Patrons For First Arts Event In Corry
The Corry Area Fine Arts Committee plans its January 15 contract to bring the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra to Corry in March. The 56 piece ensemble will perform a program of pop tunes and light classics conducted by John Gosling at Corry High School auditorium. A patron drive includes a letter campaign and a coupon in The Journal. the $10 patron fee covers admission for two. Respond by next Monday.
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Corry
Journal Today
Pay Board Faces Power Limits in Aerospace Raise Fight
The Pay Board grapples with its legal authority as it again debates cutting the 12 percent raise for about 100,000 aerospace workers. Five business members push to trim to around 8 percent, while labor and some public members argue for full approval. A separate note reports a Justice Department restraining order blocking an Elizabeth New Jersey landlord from evicting a tenant over a $195 rent.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Floyd E. Smith
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Woodcock
Smith
William G. Caples
Kenyon College
Ohio
Caples
Virgil Day
General Electric Co
UAW
IAM
Justice Department
Elizabeth
N.J
Justice
FBI Arms Leak Probe At Kissinger Council
Washington sources say the FBI investigation into leaks of highly classified material centers on the National Security Council led by Henry Kissinger. Columnist Jack Anderson has published notes from White House meetings on India Pakistan and the Middle East, with officials worried but no agency blamed yet.
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Washington
FBI
National Security Council
Henry Kissinger
Jack Anderson
White House
India-Pakistan
Middle East
Anderson
Departments of State
Defense
State
Pentagon
State Department
U.S
Who Heads Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board Now
In Harrisburg, Gov. Shapp appointed Harry Kapleau and Nina Gowell to the Milk Marketing Board, while Lin Huber remains as chairman informally awaiting official word. The three member panel wields policy clout and oversees milk pricing while Huber faces a separate case over alleged bond collateral issues.
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Harrisburg
Harry Kapleau
Lin Huber
State Milk Marketing Board
Huber
Milk Marketing Board
Kapleau
Mercersburg
Shapp
Milk Board
Pennsylvania
Five Elgin borough supervisors after rescission ruling
Erie County Judge Edward Carney reported five supervisors in Elgin Borough after former Judge William Pratt invalidated an order adding two new members. The action followed a petition by five people, all borough council members, failing state law require five percent of electors. Richard Burrows and Earl Ruffner were removed. remaining officials are Walter Burrows, Merrill McCray, James Clapp, Roger Vandereoy, and Edward Pager.
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Elgin Borough
Erie County
Edward Carney
Pratt
Sandy Maclver
Maclver
Elgin
Pfadt
Richard Burrows
Earl Ruffner
Walter Burrows
Merrill McCray
James Clapp
Roger Vandereoy
Edward Pager
Only Known Survivor Of Peruvian Airliner Crash Wandered Through Wilderness For Days
Juliane Koepcke, 17, survived the Christmas Eve crash of an Electra turboprop in the Peruvian jungle. She treked for days through swamps and floods, built a log raft, and was found semiconscious by woodcutters at a Tournavista camp. She was flown to a missionary center near Pucallpa and reunited with her father. Her mother is missing. Aboard were five U.S. citizens among 92 aboard.
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Lima
Peru
Juliane Koepcke
Tournavista
Pachitea
USS
Pucallpa
Juliane
Hans Koepcke
Iquitos
Lineas Aereas Nacionales
Amanda de Pina
Pachitea River
Amazon
Amado
Pereyra
Marcio Ribera
Real Estate Sales Rise Over 1971
The city reports stronger real estate activity in 1971 with 211 property transfers valued at 1 752 575 dollars, up from 177 transfers totaling 1 547 454 dollars in 1970. Transfer tax revenues rose to 16 775 dollars in 1971 from 13 605 dollars in 1970, though some exemptions reduce the full one percent tax impact. The rise suggests the local economy remained less harmed than feared despite broader economic sag.
Youngsville Man Admits Embezzling Case Plea Guilty
James A. Brittain of Youngsville admitted embezzling about $13,000 from Brokenstraw Township funds. The case, previously slated for a Warren County grand jury, led to a guilty plea to embezzlement while related forgery and fraud charges were dismissed. Brittain was arrested September 10 after an audit revealed numerous illegal checks.
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James A. Brittain
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Township
Warren County
Brittain
D.B. Allen Jr
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Washington, Pa
Paul Gilly
Yablonski
Washington County
Begum Mujibur Rahman
Russell
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Rahman
Awami League
West
Pakistan
Porter
Spring Creek Township
Bernard Porter
Howard Johnson
Richard Mulligan
Preston Wynn
Carl Wascak
Leon Sickler
Everett Greeley
Thomas Kafferlin
Thomas Mitchell
Paul Smith
Richard Dunkle
Kissinger Council
Kissinger
Nixon
India
Kaplean
Nina Gowell
Pittsburgh
Albert G. Slocum
Mary T. Denman
Columbus
Robert Taft
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