Plan Services For 3 Killed In UC Crash
Funeral services are planned this week for three Union City residents killed when two cars collided head on on Route 8 south of Union City. The dead are Russell McClellan 20 James Coatoam 41 and Betty Coatoam 29. Police say both drivers failed to yield at a curve after cars crossed the centerline. McClellan and Coatoam were pronounced dead at the scene and Mrs Coatoam died later at St Vincent Hospital Erie. Vehicles were demolished and firefighters freed the victims after an hour.
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Union City
Russell
B. McClellan
Russell McClellan
James Coatoam
Coatoam
Betty
Corry
McClellan Auto
McClellan
Mr. Coatoam
Harry L. Musser
Erie County
EMTA Will Not Run Bus Service to Corry Officials Say Seaway Line Adequate
Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority will not provide Erie to Corry bus service. Officials cite Seaway Coach Line as adequate, with one daily round trip and overnight stays for Erie travelers. Mayor Kibler led pressure for service, while EMTA plans to run Erie Girard Albion route in September and to drop Erie North East service next month due to losses.
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EMTA
Corry
Edinboro
Seaway Coach Line
Seaway
Erie
Mary Ann Kibler
Kibler
the Journal
Lou Rzymek
Girard
Albion
Court Delays Nixon Ruling on Watergate Evidence
The Supreme Court postponed a ruling on President Nixon's request for evidence that led the Watergate grand jury to name him an unindicted co conspirator. A July 8 hearing will address his executive privilege claim over tapes and documents related to the scandal.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon Heads for Brussels and Moscow on 10 Day Trip
President Nixon plans a 10 day journey starting Tuesday to Brussels for NATO talks and a declaration on Atlantic relations before heading to Moscow for a third summit with Leonid Brezhnev. He will also visit Oreanda in Crimea and Minsk, while White House officials confer on economic policy.
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Minsk
Communist Party
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United States
Five Hurt In Three Area Crashes
Carry state police over the weekend investigated three minor crashes in addition to the triple fatal accident at Union City. Damage totaled over 4,000 and five people were hurt. In the most serious crash two cars nearly head on north of Little Cooley three were hospitalized. Hurt were Brian Hamilton 16 of Centerville driver of one car Joan K Woods 32 of Pitcairn driver of the second auto and Winifred Hammond of Pitcairn passenger. Hamilton and Woods were in good condition and Mrs Hammond in guarded condition. A Pleasantville driver 19 treated for cuts and shock after failing to stop at a stop sign crossed Route 27 and hit a pole. Driver was Joan E MacKenzie RD 1 Pleasantville. Damage to her car total but no dollar loss given. Vehicle is a 1969 Chevrolet.
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Little Cooley
Brian Hamilton
R.D. 2
Centerville
Joan K. Woods
Pitcairn
Winifred Hammond
Woods
Hamilton
Hammond
Pleasantville
Titusville Hospital
Joan E. MacKenzie
RD. 1
PennDOT Chief Blames Legislature For Poor Roads
PennDOT Secretary Jacob Kassab laments partisan politics delaying a $195 million road maintenance bill and $35 million in federal funds. He cites deteriorating Pennsylvania highways, urges bipartisan action, and warns of a looming transportation crisis without timely resurfacing and reconstruction.
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Jacob Kassab
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Pennsylvania
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Sylvania
House
Senate
Nurse slain after shoe failure in Ethiopian bush rescue tale
Addis Ababa reports say Eritrean Liberation Front guerrillas killed Dutch nurse Anna Stickwerda after she tripped repeatedly when fleeing through the bush with interpreter Deborah Dortzbach. Dortzbach, a 24 year old pregnant missionary from Freehold New Jersey, survived and was released days later.
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Ethiopia
Deborah Dortzbach
Freehold
N.J
Anna Stickwerda
Eritrean Liberation Front
Society of International Missions
Asmara
Eritrea
Kar
Dortzbach
Picket strikes Polk State School and Hospital halt
State police and picketing workers clashed at Polk State School and Hospital in Venango County as 1,500 employees walked out over working conditions and firings. One man, Thomas Eugene Douglas of Oil City, was arrested for disorderly conduct after blocking access and refusing entry.
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Cojombatto
Polk
American Federation of State
James Cauvel
Union
Cauvel
Colombatto
Corry's Unit Ordered to Bargain by PLRB
Northwest Tri County Intermediate Unit No 5, serving Erie Warren and Crawford Counties, was ordered by the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board to bargain in good faith with the Unit No 5 School Service Personnel Association. The action followed two unfair practice charges about a tentative agreement on six items later withdrawn and then re negotiated. The PLRB said the employer must meet and discuss matters of inherent managerial policy as required by Act 195. The unit based in Erie serves multiple districts in the region.
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Corry Area School District
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit No
School Service Personnel Association
PSEA
PLRB
Erie
Warren
Crawford Counties
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