Meadville Trial Pushed Into March
The murder trial of James C. Wardrop, tied to a 1968 gangland style killing, was continued to March as a pretrial hearing runs long. Wardrop, 41, of Youngstown, faces murder charges in Philip Cownden's death near French Creek. Former Atty. Gen. J. Shane Creamer and Major Roy Titler are charged with withholding evidence and face separate action.
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Meadville
James C. Wardrop
Crawford County
P. Richard Thomas
Wardrop
Youngstown
Ohio
Philip Earl Cownden
Cownden
French Creek
J. Shane Creamer
Roy Titler
Titler
Two people charged in Titusville cases span 1973 74
Donald L. Peterson, 35, and Cynthia L. Bender, 18, face 15 counts connected to incidents in Titusville between January 1973 and September 1974. Peterson faces three counts each of statutory rape and rape plus three counts of corrupting the morals of minors, one indecent assault, and two counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. Bender faces charges of corrupting the morals of minors, indecent assault, and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. They were arraigned before District Magistrate Ronald Cole and released on bond, Bender $1,000 and Peterson $5,000. Police said the arrests involve several minors.
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Titusville
Donald L. Peterson
Hodgkins, Ill
Cynthia L. Bender
Oil City
Peterson
Miss Bender
Ronald Cole
Fluoride Toothpaste Question Sparks Dental Debate
AP report surveys fluoride toothpaste benefits versus nonfluoride options. Experts affirm fluoride helps reduce cavities when used regularly, while nonfluoride pastes lack proven advantages. Studies show community water fluoridation and daily brushing markedly cut decay. mouth rinses with fluoride are under study. The toothbrush remains essential regardless of paste choice.
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Washington
America
Stanley B. Heifetz
National Institute of Dental Research
American Dental Association
Council On Dental Therapeutics
Council
Dental Association
Herschel
Horowitz
National Institute of Dental Re
Airlines urged to roll back fares by ten percent
Washington AP report says the Department of Transportation urges a 10 percent cut to domestic air fares to curb inflation and improve fuel efficiency. The move follows a year of profit for airlines, with the Air Transport Association estimating about 350 million in final net 1974 profits, fourteenth in history.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Department
Pan American
Trans World Airlines
Air Transport Association
Civil Aeronautics Board
Robert H.binder
CAB
Transportation Department
Lutheran Church to distribute beef from protest slaughter
Harrisburg AP A Perry County National Farmers Organization chapter slaughtered ten calves to protest low beef prices. The Lutheran Hunger Committee will hang and grind the meat for distribution to needy locals. Farmers say prices force culling and forecast spring farm sales while planning further slaughters to cut supply.
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Harrisburg
Perry County
National Farmers' Organization
Milton Raup
Robert Zeigler
Elliottsburg
It Was Safe Year On Pa Turnpike
In 1974 the Pennsylvania Turnpike set its best safety record in 34 years with 30 fatalities, 1.1 per 100 million vehicle miles, compare 46 fatalities and 1.6 per 100 million in 1973 after a 55 mph limit. Turnpike traffic fell to 55.9 million vehicles, down 4.2 million from 1973.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
U.S
Los Angeles
American Motors Corp
Virus Linked to Leukemia Could Aid Early Cancer Detection
National Cancer Institute scientists report a virus found in cultured blood cells of a leukemia patient. They seek further tests to confirm human origin and rule out contamination, aiming to develop early cancer detection methods and potential treatments if confirmed. The work follows prior reports at an Atlanta hematologists meeting.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Robert C. Gallo
Robert E. Gallagher
Atlanta
Science
Gallo
Gallagher
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State Senate
Diane
Robbie
Dwyer
General Assembly
American Airlines
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First Presbyterian Church
W. Smith
George O. Reemsnyder
Cambridge Springs
WWCB
Pa. Turnpike
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London
Stuard Truswell
Britain
J. Peterson & Son
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