Stolen Guns and Gear Recovered in Canton Pair Arrest
Pennsylvania State Police seized 15 rifles and three pistols along with a trencher, a tractor, and a trailer in Woodwyck Township after two Canton men Dennis Atkinson and William Shiffiet were arrested while a rental truck was used to move equipment. The items, valued at 3,485 plus a 14 horsepower garden tractor, were recovered as the men waived extradition to Ohio authorities. The guns will be checked in NCIC for prior crimes.
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Meadville
Canton
Ohio
Jurge P. Richard Thomas
Dennis Atkinson
William Shiffiet
North Canton
Interstate Patrol
Woodwyck
Saegertown
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
National Crime Information Center
Labor crisis widens as Ford considers plant closures
Labor Secretary Hodgson said reports from 25 governors show strike effects ranging from critical to disastrous. Ford Motor Co discussed closing 100 plants and warehouses. Nixon met with UTU president Charles Luna and industry leaders at the White House to discuss the situation.
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Ford Motor Co
James Hodgson
Hodgson
Congress
Nixon
UTU
Charles Luna
White House
Soldier returns home after Vietnam service and marriage
Bill Madden, a former Jamestown printer turned serviceman, comes home with four Vietnam yearbooks and a memory of Seaman George D. Tinko among those listed as casualties. He married a Philippine Islands native during his Vietnam tour and plans to settle on South Center Street, relieved to avoid rockets at The Journal.
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Saigon
Madden
Jamestown
States
Vietnam
Philippine Islands
Bill
Agnes
South Center Street
George D
Don) Tinko
Journal
Births in Tamestown and Corry Memorial Hospital
Four lavehter Emily Ann was born yesterday at Ole WCA Hospital in Tamestown to Mr and Mrs James Barre of Lakewood. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Leda Dahl of East Main street and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Embert Earle of 404 East South street. Ason was born to Mr and Mrs James Miller of Snyder Girele at Corry Memorial Hospital. Miller previously Mrs Tonnd Scrambling.
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Lavehter
Emily Ann
Ole Wca Hospital
Tamestown, Key
James Barre
Lakewood
Earle
Count Dahl
Leda Dahl
East Main Street
Embert Earle
East South Street
Ason
James & Miller
I Snyder Girele
Corry Memorial Hospital
Officials weigh petition against Jennings over disposal strike
Rule Out Paul Consta of the haulers' group says he will file a petition in Erie County court and may press legal action Monday with attorney William Lesler. Health officials barred Oliver from resuming operations pending a Harrisburg hearing on August 6. Oliver’s attorney M Fletcher Gornall Jr says a decision on appeal will come Monday.
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Paul Consta
Erie County
William Lesler
Jennings
State Health Department
Oliver
Harrisburg
M. Fletcher Gornall Jr
Gornall
Wayne Township
Corry
Penn
Consla
Association
City
Pollution bounty hunters win $5000 reward linked to firm
Three bounty hunters who tracked evidence for three months to expose river pollution earned $1666.86 each under the Rivers and Harbors Act. The $5000 split came from a $10,000 fine against Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp for pollution at its West Elizabeth plant on the Monongahela. The case ties to U.S. Steel, Jones and Laughlin, and Wheeling Pittsburgh across seven counts.
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Pittsburgh
Jame
Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp.s
Hubert J. Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
David G Nixon
John Zavodni
Boll
McKeesport
Michael Watts
Springdal US
Atty
Richard L. Thornburgh
Nixon
Zavodni
Penn State
Watts
Allegheny County Bureau of Tests
West Elizabeth
Monongahela River
Ohio
Monongahela
U.S. Justice Department
Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical
U.S. Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Wheeling Pittsburgh
Tuned In Thieves Collect Big Haul
Two bandits armed with pistols and a portable radio hijacked a Milan bank and fled with 5 million lire. Witnesses said they stayed tuned to police broadcasts to monitor the report of the holdup. The second item notes the Philippines Catholic Church banning jazz mass and popular songs in ceremonies.
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Milan
Italy
Manila
Philippines
Paragraf Harold R Brumagin Earns Theology Master
Harold R Brumagin received a master of theology degree on July 31 from Asbury Theological in Wilmore Kentucky. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Brumagin of Wattsburg and a Wattsburg Central High School graduate who earned a bachelor’s degree from Houghton College in 1957.
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Harold R. Brumagin
Asbury Theological
Wilmoré, Ky
Brumagin
Lewis Brumagin
Wattsburg
Wattsburg Central High School
Houghton College
Funeral services for Thomas E. Hickle announced
Funeral services for Thomas E. Hickle will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Bracken Funeral Home. Burial follows in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Funeral services for Mrs. Benson held at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Isis Sutton Henson were conducted at 2 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. F. Eugene Donelson officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Alan, David, Michael and William Benson, Kenneth Jewell, and Norman Root. Out of town attendees included Norman Benson of Marlow Oklahoma. Michael Benson of Mayville North Dakota. Floyd Sutton and family. George Miller of Townville. Charles and Roy Butler. Richard Butler. Ella Parkins. Sylvia Butler of Union City. Virgil Nichols and spouse. William Vanderhool of Spartansburg. Mabel Powell. Betty Savage of Grand Valley.
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Isis Sutton Henson
Benson
Bracken
F. Eugene Donelson
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Alan
David
Michael
William Benson
Kenneth Jewell
Norman Root
Norman Benson
Marlow
Okda
Michael Benson
Mayville
Floyd Sutton
George Miller
Townville
Charles Butler
Roy Butler
Richard Butler
Ella Parkins
Sylvia Butler
Union City
Virgil Nichols
William Vanderhool
Spartansburg
Mabel Powell
Betty Savage
Grand Valley
Fish Heads Halt Traffic In Vancouver Wake of Salmon Head Load
In Vancouver a truck carrying 23,000 pounds of salmon heads discharged four tons into the street during rush hour. Larry Christiansen of Conway Washington faced braking danger and traffic was diverted while workers cleared the pungent spill for hours. The second item notes Kentucky banks building a computerized information system to track money across institutions.
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Vancouver
B.C
Larry Christiansen
Conway
Wash
United States
Frankfort
State Banking Department
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