Plane incident near Antioch on radio five years ago
A fragmentary note mentions a plane incident near Antioch, a radio broadcast at five and a junior, with unclear details about years and names.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
3
A fragmentary note mentions a plane incident near Antioch, a radio broadcast at five and a junior, with unclear details about years and names.
Mahoning County Coroner rules murder and suicide in suburban Boardman home. George Stefko, 42, killed Faith Stefko, 17, with a pistol and killed himself after a long dating conflict. Faith, a Boardman High junior, had accepted a dance date. The deaths followed police gas assault and immediate escape by Faith’s mother and siblings.
About 20 000 local CHEC MATE members pledge to assist law enforcement in crime prevention. The group formed in October 1967 and grows through PTA talks while facing financing and promotional challenges, as CHEC MATE chairman George E Trost notes.
Pentagon officials discussed why U S forces might not have had enough air power to aid the Pueblo. They noted 18 USAF jets at two South Korean bases and 54 planes in Japan, and that Bucher reported through Navy channels up to Adm. Sharp. Officials said Bucher had limited discretion but did not reveal any special orders or requests.
A three member federal panel may begin talks to resolve the six and a half month copper strike that idled about 60 000 workers. The panel includes George Reedy Dr George W Taylor and the Rt Rev George Higgins. The dispute centers on industry wide bargaining pensions wages and contract terms amid hopes for an end to the longest strike in the industry.
Stephen Lord faced seven forgery counts for checks totaling 603 dollars, plus charges of receiving stolen goods and obstructing an officer. The stolen goods cited are the checks. Obstruction relates to an escape from a magistrate constable in Erie during a hearing on the charges. He was recaptured and held for the hearing. William Lord was indicted for turning out his car lights to avoid arrest and identification.
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