Erie shooting leaves man wounded. dragnet for suspect in Corry
John Sokolowski was shot at his home by friend Vasil Kosarov in an apparently unprovoked attack after a social visit. Sokolowski was treated at a doctor’s office and at St Vincent Hospital. Kosarov fled on foot. Police found a live 22 caliber shell and investigated with help from Kosarov’s translator father. State police alerted for Kosarov’s possible departure from Corry.
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Joseph Peganoff
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St. Vincent Hospital
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Extreme Cold Fringes Northeast and Midwest Snow
Arctic air driven by strong northerly winds brings temperatures plunging to nearly 30 degrees below zero in North Dakota and Minnesota. Snow showers dot the icy belt from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes while cold wave warnings extend through Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri.
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Buried Recorder May Solve Idlewild Crash
A crashproof flight recorder from the Mexican jetliner wreckage is dug from the ice and will be sent to Washington for analysis. It may reveal the aircraft speed compass readings and whether the wheels lifted off the ground during the snowbound takeoff at Idlewild Airport last Thursday night.
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Publisher Fred M. Kidd Sr Dies at 79 in Sonia
Fred M. Kidd Sr. longtime publisher of the Tonia Daily Sentinel Standard from 1913 to his death at age 79 yesterday in Sonia. He guided the paper through decades of community life and regional news.
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Fred M. Kidd Sr
Tonia Daily Sentinel Standard
Man 35 faces charge under new state obscene call law
Sam Kay, 35, is charged after a week-long sheriff department probe into complaints from women in the Sherman Findley Lake area alleging obscene calls. He is held in county jail and to be arraigned at 11 AM Saturday before Chautauqua County Justice A Roy Perkins.
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Bitter Cold Grips Much of the United States
A fresh snow blanket fell across parts of Pennsylvania with Western Pennsylvania bearing the heaviest fall. Erie and regions west of the city saw five inches while Butler received four inches. A heavy snow squall disrupted early Pittsburgh traffic as Oil City logged two inches and Greensburg around one inch. Roads became slick and crews spread craters and ashes as the Weather Bureau warned of continued snow squalls into tonight across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflection on the enduring presence of printed media as spoken words fade. The author contrasts ephemeral talk with lasting written records, urging readers to value archived newspapers and periodicals.
Directors Set Election and Board Expansion Details
Dr Elmer Ortner John Kennedy and Olin Bracken announced the 1964 director slate with reelectees Mrs Olin Bracken Sr David A Hillstrom D Armour Hillstrom William A Leaby and F B Whittlesey New nominees Boyd Berrett and R Elwin Fuller were named The nominating chair urged further submissions by five percent of voters due by February 11 The board approved expanding the Board of Trustees from five to six members and the President will serve as a Trustee by office to align with state law.
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State of Union Topic of Meeting Continued
Senators from both parties discussed the cost and scope of spending pledges in the Democratic platform. Barry Goldwater urged Kennedy to clarify New Frontier costs while Mansfield predicted Democrats will support the President’s program within acceptable limits.
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