Ask Another Delay For Sirhan Judge Studies Trial Motions
Defense motions to set aside Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's indictment and his plea of innocent come before Judge Herbert V. Walker as the trial resumes on the Kennedy assassination charges. Four motions were argued in open court after a blocked closed session, with two denied and two sent to written requests.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Herbert V. Walker
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
of the People
Walker
California
Grand
Russell Parsons
Parsons
Kennedy
New York
R. G. Tunnell Civ ic Leader Dies At 61
Robert Tunnell of 11 West Park Place died at 2 45 p.m. yesterday at Hamot Hospital Erie after heart surgery. Born in Denver on April 23 1907 he graduated Dartmouth College in 1929 and moved to Corry as Montgomery Ward manager. He then ran Tunnell's Mens Wear and later started Tunnell's Real Estate and Insurance Agency. He served on the Corry School Board Rotary Club and Red Cross chapter and held posts in several local organizations.
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West Park Place
Hamot
Erie
Denver
Colo
Edith
George T. Tunnell
Dartmouth College
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Dartmouth
Corry
Montgomery Ward
Tunnel
Elderly man robbed of 125 in Lorraine Hotel incident
Police investigate an alleged robbery in which an elderly local man says 125 dollars vanished after two men offered to help him to his second floor apartment. He described one assailant as about 50 with gray hair in an orange sweater. the other man’s age was uncertain.
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Lorraine
Penelee
Eman
Veteran Parole Board member resigns after 48 years of service
Gov Shafer announced the resignation of Theodore H Reiber from the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole after 48 years in state service. Richard W Lindsey, director of the Pennsylvania Council on Crime and Delinquency, will replace him. The position pays $14 000 annually.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Theodore H. Rieber
Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole
Reiber
Richard W. Lindsey
Pennsylvania Council On Crime and Delinquency
Shaffer
Tragedy After Fall From Pole Near Canadohta Lake
John W. Fisher 36 of R D 2 Corry a Pennsylvania Electric Co lineman died at St Vincent's Hospital Erie from injuries after a fall from a pole in the Canadohta Lake area last Friday. He was taken to Union City Hospital then transferred to St Vincent's where he remained in critical condition with severe head injuries and never regained consciousness.
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Pennsylvania Electric Co
S J. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
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Way To Check Your County Tax
The article explains a simple method to estimate tax increases by applying 12 mills to the old assessment and 10% mills to the new reassessment. A cross-section of six Corry properties shows annual increases of $14 to $20, depending on value.
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Corry
Record Pranks Attract Police Attention In City
An 11 year old girl and a 13 year old boy are accused of a series of vandalism acts city police say may set a local record. The pair allegedly placed nude photos in a window and damaged property on West Park Place starting last October. Investigations continue with parents agreeing to cover part of the damages.
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West Park Place
City Buried Under Half a Foot of Snow in Blizzard
A major blizzard dumped nine inches of snow before midnight, leaving 20 inches on the ground and forcing schools closed. Hazardous driving caused four area highway accidents and two local crashes with no serious injuries reported.
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Richard Mountain
Corry
William Arnold
Arlington
Tex
Columbus
Daniel Toplovich
Route
Arnold
Yester
Keystone Farmers Honor Winners in Erie Warren Counties
Raymond Weber, Corry Chamber of Commerce president, hands a Keystone Farmer savings bond to Steven Gates of Corry R D 1 as four awardees are pictured. Also shown are Mike Kuzma and David Wade of Columbus and Corry, agriculture teacher Richard Farrer, student Robert Cimell, and another awardee. William Ellison was absent.
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Raymond Weber
The
Corry
Ova
Erle
Warren
William Ellison
Johnston
County taxes rise 3 percent on $8.31 million budget
Erie County commissioners set real estate tax millage at 10 mills, boosting overall county taxes by 3 percent after a countywide reassessment that increased property values 54 percent. The 1969 budgets total 4.8 million receipts and 4.8 million expenditures, with a small year end balance, while the institution district budget shows 3.6 million receipts and 3.5 million expenditures.
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Erie County
Fredi Lamberton
Leo Weir
William Hill
Lamberton
Leo P. Weir
Board of Commissioners
Weir
County General Fund
Byron J. Clapper
Clapper
Tightened Landing Rules Hit Bradford Airport After Crashes
Allegheny Airlines announced stricter landing regulations at Bradford and other non ILS airports following two fatal crashes within 13 days. The rules set minimums of 00 feet ceiling and one mile visibility during a snowstorm, with Bradford closed to affected flights. Investigators from FAA NTSB ALPA and the airline examined wreckage of the second Convair 580, while the first crash remains linked to the same airline’s fleet.
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Allegheny Airlines
Here
Federal Aviation Agency
Allegheny
Bradford Regional
Convair
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
Air Line Pilots Association
Burglars Steal Radio Station WOTR Gear Worth 450
Police investigate a burglary at Radio Station WOTR in which approximately 450 dollars of equipment was taken. Station manager Kenneth Rennekamp reported the break in after disc jockey Bruce Rider discovered it on the second floor studio area. A carthtape worth 200 dollars, a multi meter 20 dollars, and a turntable were among the items stolen. Chief Frank Carnegie said the case is under investigation.
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Kenneth Rennekamp
Tionseta
Bruce Rider
North Center Street
Corry Sayings and Loan Association
Rennelamp
Frank Carnegie
Hatchet or cleaver blamed in Jane Britton murder case
Cambridge investigators search for the weapon used to kill Jane Britton 22 Harvard graduate student found dead in her apartment. Dr Arthur McGovern says the head wound suggests the attacker faced her and a hatchet or cleaver is likely. No suspect or robbery evidence.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jane Britton
Harvard
Radcliffe College
Arthur McGovern
Radcliffe
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