Mystery Shrouds Gasoline Loss In Nearby Clymer
Residents of Clymer New York ponder the disappearance of 10000 gallons of gasoline from an underground tank last weekend. The loss was first noticed Monday when a Garret H TenPas Oil driver tried to fill his truck. Mobil Oil officials were not notified until Wednesday. Fire Chief James Lictus said he learned of the potential explosion risk only yesterday. Local fear focused on vapor buildup and fire danger as investigators traced a truck delivery Saturday showing the tank was packed full. An explosives reading was used as the fire coordinator and responders searched for vapor accumulation near sites including a dry well by the highway department. Officials discounted fears the gasoline reached the Corry water supply, noting checks at pumping stations would detect any residue. The coordinated probe continued as crews checked likely vapor accumulation points.
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Virgil Endsley
Clymer
N.Y
Norman Damcott
Garret H
New York
Lictus
Chautauqua County
Corry
R.W. Brown
The
Corry Water Company
Brown
Sciota Road
Ralph Sandquist
Susti
Highway Department
Extradition Begun In Yablonski Case
Ex tradition proceedings were expected to begin for three Clevelanders charged with murder in Washington Pennsylvania in the shooting deaths of United Mine Workers rebel leader Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. The FBI said Yablonski had been stalked and his residence cased before the killings on New Year's Eve. Three men were arrested in Cleveland on charges of conspiring to kill Yablonski and obstructing justice with bond set at 250000 each.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Washington
United Mine Workers
Joseph 5. Yablonski
Clarksville
Jesse D. Costa
Washington County
Yablonski
Margaret
Charlotte
FBI
Claude Edward Vealey
Ohio State Reformatory
Paul E. Gilly
Aubran W
Buddy’’ Martin
Corry CAHS Girls Get Slacks Option
Corry Area High School principal Russell Brant announced a temporary dress code change in response to extreme cold. Female students may wear slacks until spring, with a possibility of permanent approval from December to April in the next term.
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Corry Area
Russell Brant
Nixon Calls Nation To Join In Peace, Crime Fight, Vietnam Policy
President Nixon urged Congress and the nation to join in making peace with nature, strengthening the war on crime, and supporting his Vietnam policies in a 36 minute State of the Union address. He outlined major goals with few specifics, promising a dozen proposals this session including a five year 10 billion dollar plan to build municipal waste treatment plants.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Democrats
Capitol Hill
Hugh Scott
Senate
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Environment
Four Area Road Crashes Leave One Hospitalized
A 48-year-old Union City man Dr Glennis R Wheelock was hospitalized with facial cuts after a one car crash on Route 6 near the reservoir. His 1965 auto suffered $600 damage after skidding 100 feet on a snow slick road. Trooper Miksell pending charges. Earlier three accidents on Route 8 caused over $1,275 damage with no injuries. Tenney Chelton and others involved. damages listed. Continued on Page Four.
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Union City
Union City Hospital
Route 6
Glennis R. Wheelock
West High Street
Edwin Miksell
Wheelock
Corry
Robert G. Tenney
Titusville
Hazel E. Chelton
Hydetown
Tenney
R.D. 1
Centerville
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Corry Swoons Under Harsh Winter As Regions Struggle
Record cold grips parts of Pennsylvania New York and Ohio with lows near minus 30 in Watertown and widespread power shortages. Corry experiences milder conditions while Erie sets new lows and Franklin Oil City suffer floods and water mains breaks. An Erie County court appeal over Wayne Township annexation proceeds with a hearing set for April 13. Corry Weather shows fluctuating subfreezing readings and 15 inches of snow on the ground.
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Ohio
New York
Corry
Erie
Oil City
Franklin
Meadville
Erie County
Wayne Township
Douglas Rozelle
Pittsburgh
Rozelle
Barney Bernard
Cty
Bernard
Richard Mountain
FAA overpays final airport payment to Corry city
The FAA paid the last installment for Corry's Lawrence Airport improvements dating to 1965 and mistakenly included an extra $125 for legal fees. Corry will refund $125 to the federal government to correct the overpayment. City engineers plan to cover a remaining $100 from the general fund as the airport authority considers further runway upgrades.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Corry
Lawrence Airport
FAA
Uncle Sam
David Johnson
Airport Authority
Johnson
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New York State Gas and Electric Co
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Peru
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