Woman Killed Seven Hurt In Findley Lake Boat Crash
Debra Scytinski 21 was found dead after a high speed collision between two motorboats on Findley Lake near Findley Lake New York. Seven Erie residents were treated for injuries including a fractured skull and head injuries. The crash occurred around 5 20 p m with boats converging along a blind curve. Debra Scytinski and Cynthia Gregorzewski were in the same boat driven by Steven Gorniak of Erie. The Clymer and Findley Lake fire departments assisted as autopsy planned.
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Findley Lake
N.Y
Erie
Sheriff's Deputies
Debra Scytinski
Clymer
Cynthia Gregorzewski
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ann Wartel
St. Vincent's
Colleen Horn
William Mead
June Suzalski
Anthony Keim
Martha Keim
Scytinski
Gregorzewski
Steven Gorniak
Mead
Gorniak
Weekend Tragedy Infants, Adults Die In Weekend Crashes
State police reported two fatal crashes over the weekend in Corry and Lawrence Park counties. An 18 month old infant Hubert A. Leech and Garwilda A. Henry died in the two car collision two miles east of Townville. Injured were Shirley Sherman John Sherman and Violet Wyant. Wyant and Sherman drivers survived. The crash occurred after a Sherman car failed to stop at a stop sign. Coroner Wilbur Thomas cited lacerated neck and crushed chest as causes. A second fatal crash north of Waterford killed Richard Canfield.
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Corry
Lawrence Park
Townville
Hubert A. Leech
R.D. 1
Union City
Garwilda A. Henry
RD. 1
Shirley Sherman
John Sherman
Sherman
Violet A. Wyant
Titusville Hospital
Townville Hire Department
Henry
Crawford County
Wilbur Thomas
Waterford
Isrie County
Route
Richard Canfield
R.D. 4
Mansfield vows long session as NH seat dispute lingers
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield lashed into a protracted fight over New Hampshire's vacant Senate seat. He ordered a Saturday session and pledged to start early and work late this week, with Democratic Sen. Thomas McIntyre already serving as the state’s lone senator in this Congress.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
New Hampshire
Mansfield
Thomas McIntyre
Supreme Court delays death penalty case to 1975 term
The Supreme Court in a brief order postpones ruling on Fowler v. North Carolina, re arguing the case in the 1975 76 term. Fowler is on death row for the 1973 Raleigh killing and joins 283 men and 3 women facing capital punishment in 24 states. No U.S. execution since 1967.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jesse Thurman Fowler
Fowler
North Carolina
John Griffin
Raleigh
N.C
Ohio
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
United States
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
Health and Welfare Council formed in Corry area
About 40 people met at Corry Memorial Hospital to discuss forming a Corry Area Health and Welfare Council. Nelson Johnson of the Warren County Health and Welfare Council led the luncheon and described experiences in forming a council and the benefits of such action. A steering committee and a directory committee were created with local officials and agency representatives including Rev. Reggie Baker Nancy Carlson Rita Downey Jean Gool Joyce McKnight Leah Lindsley Adeline Stevenson Gloria Carnes Helen Downs Dennis Rushone Richard Read and Annette Shuster. The initial meeting was organized by the Corry Memorial Hospital Mental Health Clinic and Care and Share. Contact Care and Share at 664-8485 or the Mental Health Clinic at 664-4641 for more information.
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Corry
Gloria Carnes
Helen Downs
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dennis Rushone
Corry Area
Council
Local Youngster Bitten By Dog In Columbus
Teresa Benson, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Benson, was bitten by a neighbor’s German shepherd on East Main Street as she walked toward Henry Orton’s home to use a telephone. She suffered three bites, two five centimeter long and one four centimeter long, at Corry Memorial Hospital and was released after treatment. State police handed the case to the state dog law enforcement officer.
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Columbus
Teresa Benson
Robert Benson
East Main Street
Henry Orton
Orton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kids Recovered Unharmed in Belgians Kidnap Case
In Knokke Le Zoute Belgium 6 year old Hubert and 3 year old Ingrid Bonnet were kidnapped from their vacation villa by four armed men. A taxi driver later led police to an apartment in Middelkerke where the children were found unharmed after a 26 hour search. Investigators note the bandits spoke French with Italian accents and one suspect group description linked to Italian nationals.
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Knukke-Zouth
Belgium
Hubert
Ingrid Bonnet
Middelkerke
Ostend
Pierre Bonnet
Bonnet
Knokke
North Sea
Mrs. Bonnet
Ingrid
Hubert Bonnet
Knokke-Le Zoute
Talian
Blind Baby Learns By Echoes In Palo Alto Startling Device
Dennis Daughters an eight month old blind infant in Palo Alto uses a sonar beanie to hear echoes turn into sounds, helping him locate and grasp objects and recognize his toy. Dr Tom Bower notes this may aid others if proven helpful.
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Palo Alto, Calif
Dennis Daughters
Melody
Dennis
Tom Bower
Mrs. Daughters
Bower
IRS probes illegal political donations by corporate officers
Tax agents audit hundreds of top officers to see if donations were reimbursed through phony expenses. The Campaign Contribution Compliance Project expanded to cover foreign bribes. The SEC probes 25 defense contractors for improper payments. IRS details list United Brands, Gulf Oil, Northrop, Ashland Oil, Phillips Petroleum as under scrutiny.
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Washington
Special Project
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pentagon
U.S
IRS
Singleton B. Wolfe
United Brands Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Northrop Corp
Ashland Oil Inc
Phillips Petroleum
Donald Alexander
Charles A. Vanik
D-Ohio
Gulf
United Brands
Vanik
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