It MUST Be Illegal It MUST Be Illegal Now
Residents on Shady Avenue near the Corry Foam Products plant report a pall of smoke from burning polyurethane foam despite firefighting presence. City officials say the practice will be discontinued after calls from residents and fire and police departments.
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William Halfast
Halfast
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Sprague's Bad Ankle Delays Pass Trial
Opening testimony in the Albert E. Pass murder trial was postponed to at least Monday due to Special Prosecutor Richard Sprague injuring his right ankle. Sprague, 47, sprained while playing tennis, left the Erie County Courthouse on crutches for treatment and returned in a wheelchair as jury screening resumed later Thursday.
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Erie, Pa
Albert E. Pass
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Yablonski
Richard Sprague
Sprague
Erie County
Philadelphia
Pass
Middlesboro
UMW
Tennessee
Kentucky
Union
International
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
Emil Chimente
Erie
John Lilly
Mary Sidon
Harborcreek
Claude Vealey
Cleveland
Vealey
Vigorito Backs Rapid Trans Alaska Oil Pipeline Plan
U S Representative Joseph P. Vigorito urged immediate construction of the Trans Alaska oil pipeline on the House floor calling it the fastest safest and most economically feasible way to move oil from Alaska's North Slope He said it could deliver up to two million barrels daily about one sixth of current U S needs and noted environmental issues and native claims in Alaska have been settled or addressed.
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Joseph P. Vigorito
House of Representatives
Vigorito
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
United States
Canada
Fredonia Youth Dies After 2 Bike Collision
Hopert M Steele 18 of Fredonia died at Stanford University Hospital from head injuries after a head-on bicycle crash early Tuesday involving another Stanford student Chris Urbina. Steele, born Sept 12 1954 in Dunkirk, was a Stanford freshman and former Canterbury School golf captain with several state titles including the 1968 New York Boys Championship and 1970 Buffalo Junior Champion.
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Fredonia
Hopert M. Steele
Stanford University Hospital
Palo Alto
Calif
Steele
Chris Urbina
Dunkirk
Canterbury School
New Milford
Conn
Corry VFW Aides Named National Aides-de-Camp
Patrick B. Carr announces Kenneth O Day and William Roehrig, both of Snyder Circle, from VFW Post 264 as national aides-de-camp. Carr praises their service to veterans and communities and expects them to support his theme for the year Lets put it all together in 73.0.
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Patrick B. Carr
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Kenneth O'Day
Ill
Snyder Circle
William Roehrig
VFW
Carr
Tam
Luzerne Firm Gave To Police Fund
A Luzerne County firm linked to organized crime reportedly contributed 700 to the State Police Civic Association pension fund. Medico Industries of Wilkes-Barre gave 200 in 1972 and 500 in 1971, per committee counsel. The fund aids pensions funeral expenses and survivors of troopers killed on duty.
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Harrisburg
Luzerne County
State Police Civic Association
Medico Industries
Wilkes-Barre
Special House
Downey Rice
Medico
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Rocco Urella
Matthew Hunt
Urella
Hunt
King Prussia
Rice
Robert J. Zinsky
State Police
Civic Association
Zinsky
Medica Industries
Centerville man found guilty of tax fraud by Erie federal court
AIE-Leroy J. Greer, 49, of Centerville, found guilty by a federal court jury in Erie of filing false income tax returns for 1966 and 1967 and tax evasion for 1968. Jurors deliberated 30 minutes. Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas A. Daley said Greer underreported 1966 receipts of 15000, 1967 receipts of 28000, and 1968 receipts of 59000. Sentencing postponed for a pre-sentence investigation with a possible 11 year sentence and $20000 in fines.
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AIE
Leroy J. Greer
Centerville
Erie
U.S
Thomas A. Daley
Greer
Weber
Car Bike Crash Kills Area Boy 8
Eight year old James Makres of R D 2 Pittsfield died at Hamot Hospital Erie from injuries after being hit by a car while bicycling along a private drive onto a road late Wednesday Warren State Police said he suffered severe head injuries before the crash. Driver Jesse M Knapenberger 42 of R D 2 Titusville was not charged and the boy was treated at Titusville Hospital before transfer to Erie. Arnold Funeral Home Titusville will handle funeral arrangements.
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James Makres
R.D
Pittsfield
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Warren State
Jesse M. Knapenberger
R.D. 2
Titusville
Makres
Titusville Hospital
Arnold Funeral Home
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