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Speeding Station Wagon Roll Injures Fourteen in Route 77 Crash
A speeding station wagon with four aboard went out of control on Route 77 near Spring Creek at 9 15 pm, swerved across the road, struck trees, and rolled over several times. All occupants were injured and rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital as state police investigated the crash and listed the driver as Charles Huffman, 47, of 612 West Pleasant Street.
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Spring Creek Lastight
Warren
Charles Huttman
West Pleasant Street
Berm
Youngsville
Corry
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
CMH
Samuel Antrim
Anttim
Charles Huffman
Charles
Bonieta) Huffman
Waynesburg Rain Day Returns On Small Shower
Waynesburg Pennsylvania reports Rain Day with scattered sprinkles marking the annual event. City officials including City Manager Howard Craft note early drizzle across Greene County as residents observe the forecasted droplets. The quirky observance, likened to Groundhog Day, draws local attention despite modest weather.
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Howard Craft
Chamber of Commerce
Greene County
Waynesburg
Punxsutawney
Capistrano
Hinckley
Ohio
Child Abuse Case Probed Near City Line
A two week old baby with skull fractures was brought to Corry Memorial Hospital by her mother who said the child was not well. The infant is hospitalized and being treated as authorities, led by Trooper Paul Sita, expand the probe into Warren County after the mother claimed she does not know when the injuries occurred.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Sita
Corry
Warren County
Antrim
Poor Diet Spurs Cancer Warns Congress Panel
Washington AP reports five scientists told a Senate nutrition panel that imbalanced diets are associated with cancers, especially breast and colon, though no specific foods or brands are condemned. They urged more fruits and vegetables, moderation in fats, and emphasized smoking as the dominant preventable cancer risk.
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Washington
Congress
Gio B. Gori
National Cancer Institute
Division of Cancer Cause and Prevention
Senate Select Nutrition Committee
Gori
Gerald Wogan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dave Kruchenski
Kidnap Suspect James Schoenfeld Arrested Near San Francisco
James Schoenfeld, the second of three Chowchilla bus kidnap suspects, was captured driving a van on a freeway south of San Francisco. His brother Richard was en route from Oakland for Chowchilla arraignment as a third suspect, Frederick Woods, remained at large. All three face 27 counts of kidnapping and 16 counts of robbery. the case followed a week of sightings across the Pacific Northwest.
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Chowchilla
Calif
James Schoenfeld
San Francisco
Schoenfeld
Richard
Alameda County
Oakland
Chowehilla
Frederick N. Woods
Livermore
San Mateo County
Redwood City
Schoenfelds
Woods
Pacific Northwest
Menlo Park
San Francisco Peninsula
Seek Art To Hang At Stage Play In Spring Creek
The Corry Area Arts Council invites artists sculptors and artisans to register works for a three day run of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Glough farm barn in Spring Creek. The exhibit opens with the play and entries are being called by the exhibit committee. Interested artists may contact Janet Hutchinson at 664 7268 or Kathy Breene at 663 0902 to hang pictures or other artworks.
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Glough Farm
Spring Creek
Corry Area
Janet Hutchinson
Kathy Breene
Corry PSP Still On Kidnap Alert in Chase for Calif. Case
Pennsylvania State Police including Corry barracks were alerted to watch for two suspects in the Chowchilla California kidnapping of 26 children and their bus driver earlier this month. A report placed the vehicle on Route 6N between Corry and Union City around 9:20 PM in a gray Chevrolet Blazer pulling a dirty white trailer. The alert originated from golive in Michigan with possible targets Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania or New York. Erie police noted a prior sighting on Route 6N.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Barracks
Chowchilla
Calif
Corry
Union City
Lawrence Park
California
Golive
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Erie
AW International Customs
Commission
Buffalo
It Helps Parochial Schools Warning Bingo May Be Addictive
A Cleveland scene highlights weekly bingo's role in supporting Catholic schools amid debate over legality and addiction risks. Patrons spend 9 to 15 dollars per night while proceeds fund church education programs, including St Joseph Elementary. Police and pastors acknowledge gambling elements and urge responsible play.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond J. Smith
St. Joseph Catholic Parish
Father Smith
St Joseph Elementary
St. Joseph
Richard J. Ziegler
St. Michael Catholic Parish
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