Northwestern Pennsylvania Weather And Local Notices
Weather: Mostly sunny today with mid 70s to 80s, tonight clear and mild, tomorrow warm with a chance of showers. Precipitation 10 percent today, near zero tonight, 30 percent tomorrow. Local notices include shoplifting arrests in Venango County, art expo at Chautauqua Mall, found canoe on Brokenstraw Creek, and a two car crash in Wattsburg with $625 total damages. Authorities cite six adults and eleven juveniles among recent shoplifting arrests. two cases detail fines and restitution.
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Pennsylvania
Titusville
Venango County Merchants Security Association
Robert Billingsly
John Byers
Chautauqua Mall
Clymer Central School
Martha Molk
Pindley Lake
Randy Cady
Clymer
Mark Kubasik
North Clymer
Debra Boozel
French Creek
Corry
Brokenstraw Creek
South Street
Wattsburg
Danielle G Smith
R.D.4
Union City
Route 8
Timothy D. Eicher
Erie
Smith
Stanford Freshman Robert Steele Injured In Bike Crash
Stanford University reports Fredonia youth Robert M Steele a freshman, remains in critical condition with head injuries after a two bike collision on a Stanford street. Chris Urbina received a fractured arm. CHP says Steele was on the wrong side of the road.
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Stanford
Calif
Fredonia
Stanford University
Robert M. Steele
University
Edward C. Steele
Steele
Chris Urbina
California Highway Patrol
Funerals for Jewell D. Long and Bessie Filegar Held
Funeral services were held yesterday for Jewell D. Long at James St. George Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kanzelmar officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with Corry Veteran's Council conducting military rites. Bearers included Alan Long and two of the Long brothers. Attendees came from Eric Buffalo and nearby Corry. Separately, services for Mrs. Bessie Filegar were at Capt. James Korp Salvation Army Citadel, burial in Sanford. Bearers named Manley Robbins Jr. and others. Relatives from Warren Youngsville Corry Sanford attended.
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J.D. Long
Jewell D. Long
James St. George
Joseph Kanzelmar
Faith Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry Veteran's Council
Joel Steele
Brian Skales
Stephen Skales
Alan Long
John Long
Larry Long Jr
Doris Bergey
Robert Long
Dallas Long
Velma Long
Eric
Richard Crocker
Buffalo
Corry
B. Filegar
Bessie Filegar
James Korp
Salvation Army Citadel
Sanford Cemetery
Manley Robbins Jr
Bruce Slye
Dan McMichael
Sammy Robbins
Paul Reynolds
Ivan Smith
Charley Robbins
Donald Mascio
Warren
Ohio
Cecil Kysor
Youngsville
Harris Robbins
Garland
Clarence Christ
Derricksville
Claude Gibbons
Greenville
James Kysor
Sanford
Price Index Continues To Skyrocket In May
Washington AP reports the Labor Department data show the wholesale price index leaping 2.1 percent from April, an annualized 25.2 percent. Farm products rose 6.1 percent, reversing a April decline, signaling ongoing inflation and challenging the Nixon administration as price pressure spreads to retail levels.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nixon
Deaths of H. R. Hickle and plans for Everest climb
Obituary notes the death of H R Hickle at Corry Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. He lived in Corry since 1940 and worked in Aero Supply and Ajax Iron Works, survived by wife Ruth, two daughters, and siblings. Also reported are Japanese women climbers targeting Mt Everest in spring 1975, Nepal official says, marking a first for women. Inflation data show wholesale prices rising 2 percent in May, equating to a 24 percent annual rate after seasonal adjustment.
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H.R. Hickle
Jarry R. Hickle
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fairdance
Fayette County
William O
Nellie Balsinger Hickle
Turtle Creek
Union High School
Pittsburgh Art Institute
Elkhart
Ind
Corry
The
Aero Supply Co
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper Pennjax
First Presbyterian Church of
Corry Lodge
F.&a.m
Columbus Royal Arch
Ruth Stanley
Braddock
Kay Hickle
Donna Hickle
R.D
Reid
Marion) Shreve
Lee Hickle
Tampa
Fla
Leonard Hickle
Indianapolis
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
Richard Miller
Waterford
Baptist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry Lodge 265
F&am
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Dwyer Bill Aims High in Pennsylvania Education Reform
Senator R Budd Dwyer of Meadville sponsors the Quality Education Act to fund innovative programs in schools via grants to districts intermediate units and other institutions. The measure seeks greater teacher and administrator involvement and aims to widen equal educational access while filling gaps from threatened Title II federal funding. It has bipartisan support including Reichman Fleming and Messinger.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Department of Education
Dwyer
Pennsylvania
Gasoline Shortage Mixed Signals From Local Dealers
Local gas dealers in Corry report varied impact from a shortage. Henry Pondel of Pondel's Sunoco reports a 10 percent cut in supply versus last year but enough stock and continued stamps and slightly reduced hours to last through summer. Floyd Hockenberry of Corry Car Wash says no supply limits from his major supplier and no widespread cuts among independents. The mixed outlook suggests shortages depend on supplier and outlet.
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Arco
Henry Pondel
Pondel
Sunoco
Floyd Hockenberry
Corry
Hockenberry
Youth Critical After Bike Crash
Philip H. Rockwell, 21, of R D 1 Russell was admitted to Warren General Hospital in satisfactory condition after a motorcycle crash Tuesday. State Police said he lost control on a gravel covered turn and broke his right leg while trying to regain control by placing a foot on the ground. Trooper Harold Eberhardt investigated the accident.
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Russell
Philip H. Rockwell
R.D. 1
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Rockwell
Harold Eberhardt
Kissinger Returns To Paris On Vietnam Cease Fire Talks
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho reportedly refine the Paris cease fire accord signed Jan 27 as Saigon backs 11 points with counterproposals. Hanoi says talks covered all truce points while schedule changes delay a meeting with Michel Jobert. Acting U S ambassador Whitehouse met Tran Van Lam and Thieu with NSC to discuss progress.
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Hanoi
Nguyen Co Thach
Kissinger
Michel Jobert
Jobert
Paris
Reykjavik
Iceland
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Tho
Saigon
U.S
Charles Whitehouse
Tran van Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
National Security Council
Byui Bao Truc
Nab Fugitive: Warren Area Crimes Suspect Apprehended
Richard E. Eaton, sought by Warren Borough Police and multiple agencies, was captured in Columbus Ohio after a 1970 Warren burglary and a 1971 assault. He fled to Port Allen Louisiana, then to Columbus where a gun purchase tied him to the case and he faced extradition. Eaton previously assaulted a victim with a rifle butt and was described as armed and dangerous at the time of his May escape.
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Warren
Columbus
Ohio
Warren Borough
Pennsylvania
Warren County Sheriff's Department
New York
Richard E. Eaton
Walter Hillard
Eaton
Port Allen
Frewsburg
N.Y
Warren County Sheriff's
Jamestown Budget Hearing Draws Light Attendance
Jamestown taxpayers largely stayed away from the Board of Education public hearing on the tentative $11.54 million school budget at C.W. Bush School. Fewer than 20 attendees, mostly from a tax action committee, questioned the plan as the board seeks to keep the tax increase to a minimum while reviewing possible cuts before the June 30 action.
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Jamestown
Board of Education
C.W. Bush
Emory C. Olson
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