State Autopsy After Kidnapped Boy Found Dead
Jamestown police awaited an autopsy result on 14 year old Daniel Ebersole to determine cause of death after his body was found tied to a tree near West Ellicott. Three youths face kidnapping charges as investigators review ransom and abduction details in this Jamestown case.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Daniel Ebersole
Erie County
Buffalo
Chautauqua
FBI
Ebersole
Glen M. Ebersole
Lakewood
West Ellicott
Ash
Young Ebersole
Idlewood Road
Sawmill Devastating Blaze Destroys Clymer Bag Company Operation
Firefighters from three volunteer companies, 85 personnel, battled a roaring blaze that engulfed the Clymer Bag Company sawmill in zero weather. Loss pegged near $200,000 with origin undetermined as crews worked until 3:43 PM. 25 years prior the bag plant burned and was rebuilt. no decision yet on rebuilding the mill.
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Clymer Bag Company
Clymer Company
Panama
Sherman
Martin Querreveld
Clymer
Gordon Holthouse
Clymer Bay
Holthouse
Kissinger Puts Middle East Proposals Near Draft Stage
Secretary of State Kissinger said Egypt and Israel back pursuing a troop pullback accord with drafting advanced. He noted tough negotiations as joint draftsmen prepare language to separate Israeli and Egyptian forces along the Suez cease fire lines. Sadat may review changes with him before Kissinger returns to Jerusalem.
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Stave
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Ismail Fahmy
Sunlit
Veranda
Aswan
Upper
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Middle East
Sadat
Jerusalem
Canal
Sinai Desert
Sinai
Syria
Jordan
Price Spiral Continues At Pa. Food Stores
Pennsylvanians face a steady rise in grocery costs as an Associated Press survey shows only 8 percent of items cost less than the July 19 base. Across 13 cities, 70 percent were higher, with butter eggs and milk up. some staples like paper products reported shortages and a Harrisburg shelf was bare.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
DuBois
Allentown
Scranton
Meadville
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Union
Six Juveniles Repay Damages For Dog Pound Break In
Six youths aged 12 to 14 paid the full $25 in damages caused when they broke into the city dog pound eight weeks ago. Police traced the incident to entries discovered at the sewage treatment plant site and learned the children hoped to spare the dogs from destruction, prompting their remorseful act.
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Kenneth Nichols
Nichols
Oil Firms Admit Cutting Domestic Production
Washington AP reports executives from eight of the top ten U.S. oil companies acknowledge they could have produced more crude domestically but chose not to due to unprofitable margins under federal price controls. They blame government policies and lease delays for lag in output while citing offshore and North Slope constraints and overseas investment shifts.
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Washington
Associated Press
Curella
Alaska
Norman DeBay
Gulf Oil Corp
Student says he was shot intentionally at Kent State
Joseph Lewis Jr. testified before a federal grand jury examining the 1970 Kent State shootings. The Massillon, Ohio student, 22, said he was shot in the lower abdomen and leg from 71 feet and believed guardsmen saw him. Lewis, one of two wounded students to testify, was among 25 indicted earlier. charges were dropped. Dean Kahler, Kent State junior, also testified after spending months in hospital with paralysis from a shattered vertebra.
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Cleveland
Lewis
Ohio
Dean Kahler
Kent State
Pants Wetting Boy Beaten To Death in West Virginia
Three year old Jonathan Workman, beaten allegedly for wetting his pants, died after a four hour struggle. Jackie McAboy, 23, babysat with Jonathan and his brother. he was charged with felonious assault, later to be upgraded to murder. Dallas testified that McAboy struck and threw Jonathan head first into a commode. Jonathan suffered massive brain damage and a broken jaw after injuries in the bathroom Thursday. His mother Della Workman and the others brought him to St. Marys Hospital in Huntington where he died Sunday night as his father faced prison for armed robbery
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Huntington
W.va
Jonathan Workman
St. Mary's Hospital
Jonathan
Della Workman
Fort Gay
Wayne County
Jackie McAboy
McAboy
Dallas
Virgil Mills
Keith Ray
Ray Workman
Panel Favors Disbarment of Agnew
A three judge panel in Annapolis recommended disbarment for former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. The 14 page ruling deemed his income tax evasion deceitful and dishonest, saying no extenuating circumstances justify a lesser sanction. The Maryland Court of Appeals will decide final action. Agnew had pleaded no contest to a federal tax charge and resigned the vice presidency.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Circuit Court
Agnew
Maryland Court of Appeals
State Bar Association
Bar Association
Odisbar Agnew
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Raymond Taylor
West Ellicot
Ralph Sandquist
Busti
Chautauqua County
Elgin-Beaverdam
Norman Mitchell
Paul Kundracik
Harley McCray
Buffalo Road
Mitchell
Journal
McEldowney
Mideast
U. S
West Bank
U.S
Yigal Allon
Damascus
International Red Cross
Allen
Melanie Ann Snyder
Titusville
East Erie
Erie
North Warren’ State Hospital
Gene Curella
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