Two Die In Sparta Area Crash In Corry Youth Drowns
Mark Alan Brady 21 died from injuries after a one car crash on Route 426 near Findley Lake Road. He lived with parents in Corry and was active in local sports. An autopsy was scheduled at St. Vincent Hospital. Brady previously attended Niagara University and Erie Business Center. He was employed at multiple local plants and was a member of St. Thomas Church and the Corry Jaycees. Funeral arrangements include prayer service and Mass at St. Thomas Church. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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St. Vincent Hospital
Mark Alan Brady
Brady
James Brady
Hillcrest Drive
Findley Lake Road
New York State
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent
Lenard C
Tookie) Stockton
Columbus
Mayville
King Road
Thomas J. Brady
Corry
Antonia Davidek
Tarentum
Thad Cc. Brady
Wright
Niagara University
Erie Business Center
Corry Jamestown
Raymond and Corry Manufacturing Company
St. Thomas Church
Corry Jaycees
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Piccidilli Hill
Clear Lake
Powers
Myrtle Held Powers
Marx Toy Co
Erie
Robert
June) Haner
Troy
Alta) Walker
William A
Pauline) Lindstrom Sr
John
Judy) Walton
R.D. 2
Edward Powers
RD. 2
Frank Powers
Archie Powers
Wallace
Sinclairville
N.Y
Willis Powers
Calif
Motive in Tate Slayings Shrouded by Prosecution
Los Angeles AP reports the state knows the motive behind the Sharon Tate murders and six others but will not disclose it until trial arguments begin. Prosecutors expect 40 to 50 witnesses, while key testimony may come from Susan Kasabian who faces murder conspiracy charges and may receive immunity. Charles Manson and three female followers are on trial, with jurors sworn in for the case.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Vincent Bua
Kasabian
Josi
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Tesla
Pfadt Confirmed for Erie County Common Pleas Judge
A state Senate logjam breaks as District Attorney William E. Pfadt is confirmed for the Erie County common pleas court seat after four weeks of battle. The swearing-in is set for Monday at 11 a.m., with Pfadt to serve until the 1971 general election.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Arthur Piasecki
Journal
Senate
William E. Pfadt
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Thomas Barber
Piasecki
The
Chester
Dauphin County
Pfadt
Erie
Nixon Battles Own Party On Welfare
Washington AP President Nixon backs his revised welfare plan despite GOP opposition. Senate hearings on reforming welfare into a guaranteed income continue amid cost concerns. The plan proposes 1600 dollars annually for a family of four with benefits and gradual wage-based reductions.
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Nixon
Washington
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Congression
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
House
Long
Tragic Lake Capsize Claims Three Local Fishermen
A rowboat carrying Marilyn Bray Archie Powers and Frank Popovich capsized near Spartansburg on Clear Lake around 1 p.m. One survived, Powers and Bray died as a result of accidental drowning. Popovich reached shore and alerted others. Williams Culver recovered the bodies in about 10 feet of water. Powers, Bray, and family details follow along with funeral plans and survivor information.
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Clear Lake
Spartansburg
Marilyn Bray
R.D. 1
Columbus
Archie E. Powers
Columbus Avenue
Frank Popovich
North Center Street
Popovich
Guy Fish Ford Agency
Asa Williams
Titusville
Sparta
Richard Culver
Corry State
Paul Sita
Williams
Culver
Neal Stranahan
Stranahan
The
Journal
Sita
Komenda
Powers
Columbus Township
Warren County
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Marinus Christensen Jr
Capsiz
Eaton
Mark A, Brady
State
Legjam
Michael Palmisano
Richard Brabender
Richard Scapitti
Brabender
Lindley R. McClelland
James Dailey
Frank Kroto
Robert Chase
Robert McCullough
S. Thaddeus Kwiat
Pradt
Richard D. Agresti
Gerald Lloyd
Bray
Crawford County
Robert Chellener
Joseph Kanzlemar
Faith Church
West Spring Creek
Bray Was
Verater
Rosewell
Edwin Bannister
Richard Gebaur Air Force Base
Missouri
Ballard Funeral Home
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