Town mourns after deadly mall shooting spree
A violent incident at a city mall leaves multiple victims with authorities naming an ongoing investigation. Police say the attacker acted alone and a suspect is in custody. The incident prompted regional officials to deploy emergency services and review security measures.
Fragmentary wartime note from New York city
A garbled wartime fragment references Cher and Irby in New York City. The text is incomplete, offering little clear action, names, or dates beyond scattered hints of a public or personal note from the era.
Reading Cop Kills Two at Reading Air Show
Reading police report a 31 year old officer, Charles Kurtz, shot peers Olin Wait and Russell Huyett during security duties at the Reading Air Show then killed himself in front of his wife and 7 year old son. Wait was wounded and Huyett grazed. the incident occurred near a hospitality center as Thunderbirds flew overhead. Investigation continues.
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Olin Wait
Russell S. Huyett
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Huyett
Kurtz
Janett
Robert
Robert Kurtz
Donald Bitting
Bitting
Finance Committee Votes Social Security Increase
Washington AP report shows Senate Finance Committee voting a 10 percent rise in Social Security benefits for 27 million pensioners. Conservatives blocked 20 and 15 percent general increases. Chairman Long said 64 senators would back 20 percent on the floor. Retroactive to June 1, checks delay about three months. Workfare plan and a catastrophic illness option are discussed for inclusion.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Long
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Vann Death Leaves Void In U S Ranks In Vietnam
SAIGON AP reports John Paul Vann the most senior American in Vietnam died when his helicopter crashed near Kontum leaving a leadership void. The 47 year old veteran advised Vietnamese forces and helped shift U S strategy toward advisory roles and direct action in the conflict. Meanwhile U S warplanes conducted near Haiphong Thanh Hoa Vinh and Dong Hoi strikes targeting fuel depots coal storage bridges and troop positions with reported losses among both sides.
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America
Vietnam
John Paul Vann
Vann
Kontum
South Vietnam
Indochina
West Point
Ap Bac
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Haiphong
Thanh Hoa
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Dong Hoi
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Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Theso
U.S
North
Meditation lecture to be held at Corry YMCA
Corry hosts a meditation lecture next Wednesday at 8 pm led by Marci Tanner from Erie, coordinator of the International Meditation Society. George W. Wolfe, a local resident and University of Indiana graduate, praises meditation for academic gains and potential to curb drug use. He cites university programs and personal improvement as proof.
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Wolfe
University of Indiana At
Bloomington
Thad
Indiana
Bill Seeks Instant Car Plates in Pennsylvania
State Senator R. Budd Dwyer proposes a bill to let district justices issue temporary license plates for private auto purchases. Currently only dealers issue temporary plates, delaying new buyers by four to six weeks or about two weeks via AAA. He argues the delay robs buyers of usable cars, especially after wrecks, inspections, or to aid students with summer jobs.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Corry
Pennsylvania
Dwyer
AAA
City Engineer Denies Misquoted Housing Story
City engineer David Johnson said he was misquoted in a housing article in yesterday's Journal. He noted he did not oppose industrial growth but warned expansion for growth sake is unnecessary and insisted none of the quotations attributed to him were direct quotes.
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Marine Bank In
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Corry Area
David Johnson
Yesterday's Journal
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Howard J. Sheen
John Wilson
Dairy Farmers Win Right To Rebates
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the United Dairy Farmers cooperative won a court ruling against the Milk Marketing Board allowing ongoing monthly customer rebates. Judge Genevieve Blatt refused to grant an injunction, noting potential harm to many consumers if UDF's rebates were halted immediately. UDF says rebates total about 15 percent on 13,000 gallons daily, now 26 cents per gallon under a new price order. The board has not scheduled hearings on UDF's request for a dealer classification.
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United Dairy Farmers
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Milk Marketing Board
Commonwealth Court
Genevieve Blatt
UDF
Miss Blatt
Ernie Hayes
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