Youths Rescued From Titusville Flood Waters
Titusville police and fire crews searched East Titusville for possible drowning victims after Pine Creek overflow. By 11 p.m. all area residents were accounted for though four youths were rescued near the old swimming hole and two others were reported missing before being located. Rescues expanded to the Enterprise area where four girls were stranded. a bridge washout and rising waters hindered boat access as crews sought a second route to reach those stranded on a vehicle atop the Stone Arch Bridge.
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Titusville
Ming
Pine Creek
Steven Drusko
Psise
Enterprise
Stone Arch
Japanese Vote Signals Possible LDP Setback in Upper House
TOKYO AP Conservative Liberal Democratic Party faces a potential setback as polls predict the party may fall short of a majority in the upper house elections. Socialists and Communists lose ground while Komeito and Democratic Socialist gains shift the balance, raising questions about government stability after last year’s lower house loss.
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Tokyo
Japan
Diet
Takeo Fukuda
Liberal Democratic Party
Buddhist Komeito
New
Liberal Club
House of Councillors
House of Representatives
Representative To Vatican Selected
Washington AP David Walters Miami lawyer has been chosen as the Carter administration’s representative to the Vatican succeeding Henry Cabot Lodge Walters will visit periodically to discuss U S Vatican issues, is 50, chairs the National Leukemia Society and belongs to Serra International He has practiced law in Miami since 1990 and the role requires no Senate confirmation.
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Washington
David Walters
Miami
Vatican
White House
Walters
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Mier Enters Guilty Plea and Is Fined $1000
Former Adj. Gen. Harry J. Mier Jr. pled guilty to missing government property in a plea bargain, receiving a $1000 fine. He also must repay 4616 for fuel used on 20 unauthorized National Guard flights. The case drops 19 charges of a 20 count indictment. a Maryland trip charge remains a misdemeanor.
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Scranton, Pa
Adj
Harry J. Mier Jr
Mier
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Lf Mier
National Guard
U.S. District Court
William Neale
Maryland
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York State
Connellsville, Pa
Another Body in Trash Bag Murders in California
Los Angeles AP reports discovery of a skeletal remains behind a Culver City house tied to the two avowed homosexual suspects charged with two murders and under investigation in 26 more. Patrick Kearney and David Hill led authorities to the site and face murder charges in Oxnard and El Segundo cases. The remains, identified only as George, were shot through the head. Neighbors say they knew neither suspect.
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Los Angeles
Culver City
Patrick Kearney
Ed Douglas
Triplex
Desilu Productions
Culver City Productions
Douglas
Kearney
David Hill
Hill
Riverside
Arturo Marquez
Oxnard
John LaMay
el Segundo
George
Community Notes From Columbus to Meadville Area
Mr and Mrs Hollis Upperman of Columbus called on Mr and Mrs Clif ford Aikens Sr Recently. The 4th of July celebrations included wiener roasts at Bear Lake and visits to Findley Lake and Warren Pa. Guests spanned Grand Island New York Washington DC Eric Warren Conneaut Lake Meadville and Clymer communities with hospital updates for Jocelyn Hamilton.
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Bernice Marsh
Max Bemis
Denis Cooper
Syracuse
N.Y
Denis
Janni
James VanEarden
Debbie
Glen Tewinkle
Clymer
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Myron Wallace
Terry Phelps
Angela
Findley Lake-Ripley Road
Leslie Steff
Findley Lake
Phelps
Redding Road
Hollis Upperman
Columbus
Clifford Aikens Sr
Amos van Barden
George Morton
Bear Lake
Alice Camp
Cornelius Beckerink
Richard Smolk
Mary Smolk
George Christensen and Sons
Elouize
Jocelyn Hamilton
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Ily Fralick
Cecil Humphrey
Merle Tewinkle
Massive civil rights suit targets Erie DA and 13 others
Erie lawyer George Schroeck Sr files a federal civil rights suit in U S District Court in Erie charging Erie County District Attorney Robert Chase and 13 others with false arrest and deprivation of rights. He alleges violations under the first fifth and fourteenth amendments and seeks more than 10 000 on each count. The defendants include Chase former assistants Frank Kroto and Charles Agresti state police officers Charles Klodell John Loftus John Martin Timothy Baker Leo Pierce and others plus Attorney John Beatty the Houston General Insurance Company Gulf Instance Company Stephen Thomas Markow and Jacklyn Hermann. Schroeck says the arrest followed a 1970s burglary case and claims damages to his liberty reputation and livelihood and asks damages over ten thousand per count. The piece also notes the Kaieteur Falls in Guyana.
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Erie
Erie County
Robert Chase
Chase
George Schroeck Sr
U.S. District Court
J. Gordon Blau
Schroeck
Pennsylvania
Charles Zimmerman
Boston
Schoreck
Frank Kroto
Charles Agresti
Charles T. Klodell
John Loftus
John Martin
Timothy A. Baker
Leo E. Pierce
Betty Norman
John W. Beatty
Houston General Insurance Company
Gulf Instance Company
Stephen Thomas Markow
Jacklyn Hermann
U.S
Sind
Pittsburgh
Vehicle U turns restrictions in Pennsylvania rules
The text outlines that drivers may not turn around on curves or grades where the turn cannot be seen by approaching traffic within 500 feet. U turns are generally legal in Pennsylvania except at curves hills intersections or where signs prohibit them or where the maneuver would be dangerous.
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Pennsylvania
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Guyana
Kaiéteur
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Guana
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Vane
Ivrestone
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