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Five Killed In Irish Fighting In Belfast Area
Belfast AP reports five people died in Northern Ireland over the weekend amid ongoing sectarian violence. The dead include two IRA members killed by a bomb in Newcastle County Down, a man found at a Protestant district entrance, a 13 year old Protestant woman found nude and mutilated in Belfast, and a British soldier wounded by a prior bombing. An extended security crackdown followed, with 4000 troops deployed and numerous checkpoints. Outside Belfast, bomb blasts occurred in Armagh Londonderry Downpatrick and Dundrum with no major injuries.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Newcastle
County Down
IRA
Armagh
Londonderry
Downpatrick
Dundrum
Findley Lake Now Cleanest Ever After Weed Control
Findley Lake, once among the worst weed choked lakes in Chautauqua County, is rated at its best condition due to an advanced research program. 4,000 pounds of simazine were applied last fall on September 13 and again September 30 as booster treatment. The Chautauqua County Legislature approved 25,000 to support the project conducted by Interscience Associates of Williamsville.
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Findley Lake
Chautauqua County
Joseph F. Pitcavage
Columbus
Interscience Associates
Williamsville
Fairview Sues Over Amusement Tax At Commodore Downs
Fairview Township filed suit in Erie County court seeking to collect a 10 percent admissions levy from Commodore Downs racetrack. Track officials call the tax illegal and say it is preempted by a state law, the so called Tax Anything Act. The dispute centers on whether the track owes the local amusement tax.
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Fairview
Fairview Township
Commodore Downs
Erie County
Richard King
Lakelands Racing Association, Inc
King
Waynesburg chem teacher nabbed with $250000 in drugs
Alvin D. Allison, 27, a Waynesburg Area High School chemistry teacher, was arrested in the school laboratory with about eight pounds of amphetamine valued at $250,000. Roberta Weissburg, 19, and Robert Monsour, 20, were also linked as primary distributors. All faces charges of drug distribution, manufacturing, and conspiracy after a probe begun in 1972. Police and federal agents collaborated in the operation.
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Waynesburg, Pa
Waynesburg
Alvin D. Allison
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Roberta Weissburg
Swissvale
Robert Monsour
Allegheny County
Monsour
Monsour Hospital
Irwin
Miss Weissburg
Allison
Authoriiies
Pa Marijuana Laws May Be Invalid Over Species Claim
In Montgomery County a defense argues Pennsylvanias marijuana statute fails because it bans only one Cannabis Sativa L. type while others are unpunished. A chemist testified all plants are the same, though some botanists dispute him. Arnold R. Samuels was convicted on 32 pounds and plans an appeal.
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Norristown
Montgomery County
Alexander Stirton
Arnold R. Samuels
Marlboro Township
Samuels
Stirton
Wineries and Varieties Surge in Pennsylvania Wine Scene
Pennsylvania's wine industry is expanding with five new varieties added to state stores, two new wineries starting production this summer and a third planned soon, while a major food company eyes Pennsylvania for a east coast vineyard. Experts cite a national wine boom boosting demand, pricing, and investor interest, with two emerging districts around Erie and Lancaster. Penn Shore Winery pumps out over 33,000 bottles annually as Penn State supports five experimental vineyards to boost disease resistant vines. Prices range from $1.50 to $2.60, with many wines sold in state stores or exported.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Alleghenies
Penn Shore Winery & Vineyards, Inc
Lancaster
Penn State
Agricultural Department
New York
California
New Jersey
Ohio
Michigan
Eddie Rickenbacker dies at 82 in Zurich
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, WWI ace who fought the Red Baron and built Eastern Airlines, died in a Zurich hospital at age 82. Funeral services planned in Columbus Ohio. He survived 21 German aircraft and four balloons, and later endured a 24 day Pacific ditching with seven of eight aboard.
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Miami
Fla
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Zurich
Switzerland
Eastern
Rickenbacker
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Mitty
Daytona Beach
United States
John J Pershing
94Th
France
America
Baron Manfred von Richthofen
Secretary of War
BI7
South Pacific
Samoa
EAL
Atlanta
Rickenbacker Motor Co
General Motors
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American Medical Association
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South Texas
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San Antonio
Carrasco
Pancho Villa
Texas
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Erie, PA
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Erie
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Jamesway
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Clymer
N.Y
Briggs & Stratton Engine Parts
Western Auto
Stone
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True Value Hardware
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