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National Observer Folds After Fifteen Years of Effort
The National Observer will cease publication after 15 years due to rising costs including postal rates, declining subscriber renewals, and unsustainable circulation and advertising revenue. Dow Jones notes nearly $2 million loss in 1985, with escalating mail and direct marketing costs driving the decision. Staff praise is noted while readers are promised compensation for unused subscriptions.
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National Observer
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Warren H. Phillips
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Erie Slaying in Eastside Home Sparks Police Probe
Erie police investigate a second area homicide in less than a year after Irma Jones, 32, is shot dead by her boyfriend Richard Fuller, 46, at his eastside residence. The 2:30 a.m. shooting left Jones dead at the scene from a head wound. Fuller, charged with the murder, fled to his son’s home and was later captured and jailed without bond.
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Erie
Richard Fuller
Irma Jones
Edna Vaughn
Oliver Jones
Erie County
Edward Respecki
Fuller
Respecki
Jones
Elliott Lefaiver
Weekend Mishaps Kill Two Cyclists in N Y Crash
A Dansville man, Richard Faulds, 21, remained in serious condition at Saint Vincent Health Center after a Route 19 exit ramp collision with a car driven by David Marin, 29, of Grove City. Faulds crossed into the westbound lane entering Route 90 from Exit 6 at 7:55 p.m., causing a lengthy traffic delay. Several weekend fatalities were reported across the area, including Brian Frantz, 22, Oil City, and Donna Westfall, 16, Niagara Falls, among others, in separate crashes over the Fourth of July holiday. Clifford Long, 14, died in a backyard pool incident in Plumville, Indiana County, while Lemuel Shields, 43, and son Anthony, 19, both of Rossiter, drowned in another weekend tragedy.
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Dansville
N.Y
Saint Vincent Health Center
Richard Faulds
David A. Marin
Grove City
Faulds
Marin
Brian Frantz
Oil City
Donna Westfall
Niagara Falls
Keith Miller
Meadville
Tammy Edwards
Jamestown
Shenango Township
Crawford County
Clifford Long
Cochranton
Plumville
Indiana County
Lemuel Shields
Anthony Shields
Rossiter
Judge Rules Couple Not Man And Wife
Erie County judge Lingiey Elland ruled that Luis Lugo and Patricia Joan Shoup were never married, neither by common law nor ceremonial means. The decision notes the burden of proving a common law marriage and states cohabitation or reputation alone do not establish a valid union.
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Erie Couny
Lingieyelland
Erie
McClelland
Luis Lugo
Lugo
Patricia Joan Shoup
David Ungerman
Shoup
Kenneth Paul Shoup
Billiott Lefaiver
Lily Dale Church Crisis Triggers Weekend Demonstrations
About a dozen families demonstrated inside Lily Dale near the entrance of the 172 acre spiritualist center over the weekend, carrying signs accusing the seven member board of civil rights violations after their Lily Dale Assembly memberships were revoked. Police were called as demonstrators blocked cars with leaflets explaining their side of the dispute.
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Lily Dale Assembly
Gregory Hanny
Buffalo
Chautauqua County
Robert D. Sabol
Assembly
Hanny
Christian Order of Universal Spiritualist Church
Sabol
Lilyae Spiritualist Church
Eggs and fists disrupt Klan anti-busing rally in Columbus
About 100 youths disrupted a Ku Klux Klan anti-busing rally on the steps of the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. State police restored order as Klan Imperial Wizard Dale Reusch, 38, vowed to return in September. He warned he would meet violence with violence, while protesters pressed forward and knocked him down.
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Ohio
Dale Reusch
Reusch
Bee In Car Causes Area Collision
Two people in guarded condition after a head-on collision on Route 285 near Conneaut Lake Saturday evening. James Walsh Jr and Gail Walsh of Pittsburgh were injured when Walsh swerved to remove a bee and collided with Fred Eppinger of New Castle. Gail Walsh rescued after about 45 minutes. Eppinger and his wife Patty were treated and released.
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Conneaut Lake
James Walsh
Gail
Pittsburgh
Walsh
Meadville City Hospital
Spencer Hospital
Fred Eppinger
New Castle
Eppinger
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