Dr Bill Fineman Spotted in Corry Amid Scam Rumors
Corry residents encountered a mysterious figure named Dr Bill Fineman who may or may not be the real doctor. He traveled through town triggering warnings from banks police and local offices while authorities in Erie reportedly held a warrant for him.
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Corry
Bill Fineman
Seman Iceman
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Carry Office
The
Marine Bank
Sears
Crandall
Fineman
Erie
James Howard
State Police Probe Solve Hit and Run Cases
State Police closed two hit and run investigations with arrests of drivers in separate crashes. One collision damaged a Doolittle truck while another struck a parked auto owned by George Kirin of Corry. Lawrence Nichols and Gray faced charges for hit and run and unsafe lane changes respectively.
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Carry
Karen Hummel
Titusville
Doolittle
Robert Marts
Huranel Auto
Inn
Corry
George RB. Kirin
R.D.2
Richard Gambino
Carl Buckshew
Lawrence C. Nichols
North Center Street
Nichols
Mulvin
Union City
Gray
Norbert Irish
Police Collar Missing Girls Here
A fragmented report notes a missing girl incident involving Barbara Williams of Lakewood and a call from Corry directing her daughters to the station. Pencay Wane Seemanae of Lakewood is also referenced in the garbled text.
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Misaingemai
Barbara Williams
Lakewood
Corry
Mrs. Williams
Pencay Wane
Seemanae
Bitter Youth Kills Stepfather In Long Beach Slaying
In Long Beach California a youth killed his stepfather after a history of family conflict. The youth had earlier witnessed the 1967 killing of his real grandfather by his father who later married the stepfather’s widow. A prior dispute led to the youth being expelled from the home eight months earlier and sheriff deputies being alerted three weeks before the fatal confrontation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Longson
Donald
Father
Mitchell
Sheriff's Deputies
Kayak Commuter Faces Wake of Mississippi Barges
Ann Sigford, a University of Minnesota junior in Minneapolis, commutes to class at least twice weekly by kayak. She carries the 50-pound craft on her head to reach the river and paddles about half an hour to reach campus, troubled mainly by wake from Mississippi River barges.
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Ann Sigford
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Nixon Considers Military and Diplomatic Aid to Israel
The Nixon administration weighs new U S actions as Soviet pilots and troops boost presence in Egypt amid the Arab Israeli conflict. Officials seek a peace formula with Moscow, renewed talks, and possible publicized moves to influence events before a broader crisis erupts. Rogers testifies on past policy failures and the push for negotiated settlements.
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Egypt
Israel
Soviet Union
Saree Therica Evans Aber
Mideast
Saree
Moscow
William P. Rogers
The
House Foreign Affairs Com
House Committee
Rogers
Nixon
Suez Canal
Edinboro Student Drowns in Lake During Swim
An Edinboro State College student drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming alone in a small lake near the campus. Two companions on shore alerted authorities as volunteers from the Edinboro Fire Department assisted in the rescue effort.
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Edinboro
Edinboro State College
Mississippi Governor Rejects Aid to Jackson State Shootings Probe
Mississippi Governor John Bell Williams says the state will not aid the Justice Department inquiry into the Jackson State College campus violence. He cites FBI cooperation failures and asserts local authorities retain jurisdiction. Jackson State classes resumed as the dispute over weapons and witness interviews persisted.
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Jackson, Miss
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Justice Department
Jackson State College
Williams
FBI
Washington
Jerris Leonard
Leonard
Mississippi Highway Patrol
State of
GE backs Penn Central plan to end Erie passenger service
GE spokesman Lawrence Grean said the company supports Penn Central Railroad’s bid to end daily passenger runs to Erie arguing losses would jeopardize GE purchases and 1,000 Erie jobs. He testified at a Public Utility Commission hearing Tuesday. AFL CIO representative Ted Dombrowski criticized rail investments and urged Penn Central to reinvest in the rail system.
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Penn Central Erie, Pa
General Electrical Corp
Penn Central Railroad
Erie
Penn Central
Lawrence Grean
Grean
Public Utility Commission
Ted Dombrowski
Afl-Cio
Buffalo computer school bilks students of tuition
Buffalo operators of a computer school allegedly took at least 24000 in tuition fees after closing last December. Alfred B. Silverman said 42 former students filed complaints. a $10000 bond posted before opening in 1969 will be held in trust as a referee decides on its distribution.
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Buffalo
State Attorney General’s
Alfred B. Silverman
Agency
Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection
International Data Processing Institute
Silverman
Maryland
State Education Dept
State Supreme Court
Harold P. Kelly
Saul Lerner
Cannons Talked Field Piece Missing From Honors Spot
A fragmentary note states that the Rusiled Field Piece was not placed through official channels and appears to have been stolen in reverse. Police reported at 11 40 p m that the item stood in its usual place of honor before the scene cut to page six for continuation.
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Dr. Fineman
Howard
Chamber
Pagee
Pik-um Shoes
Veland
Ohio
Edward Zarger
Route 6 Plaza
Plaza
Harvey Woll
Pik-um
Mary Erwin
Canadohta Lake
Dorothy A. Hartel
Florence M
Woll
Life
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Suez Front
Pega Iess
Beta
Bic US
By Bal Eaton
Journal
Endsley
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