Man Drowns Eluding Peninsula Park Police After Pursuit
Erie man 24 identified as George W. Sims found dead in six feet of water near Beach 6 the day after fleeing park police following a reckless driving stop near Beaches 5 and 6. He disappeared into woods then reentered the water and drowned, deputies say. The death is ruled accidental.
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Erie
Park
Beach 6
George W. Sims
Edward Respecki
Sims
Presque Isle Park
Respecki
James Gavin
Sandusky
Ohio
Gavin
Beach 5
Hespecki
St Marys Mob Harasses Police After Arrest
Police faced a rowdy crowd after an arrest warrant was served on Joseph Ginther for assault. Eleven men were arrested for failure to disperse and other charges as two officers were slightly injured. Trooper William McCauley was assaulted and treated, while Ginther was taken to the district magistrate.
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St, Marys
St. Marys
Joseph Ginther
Ives Fry
Fry
Ginther
William McCauley
McKean
Elk
Clearfield County
Hospital Aides May Force Strike Titusville Labor Ties
Titusville Hospital directors reaffirmed administrator Joseph Jacobs stance that the hospital cannot fund higher wages or benefits. The board refused to submit the dispute with 160 union employees to binding arbitration, making a strike set for 5 a.m. July 8 seem more likely.
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Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Joseph Jacobs
Lightning Strikes Western Open Golfers at Butler National
In Oak Brook Illinois two time US Open champion Lee Trevino and Jerry Heard were injured by lightning as a thunderstorm forced the suspension of the Western Open after half the field had finished the second round. Bob Nichols Tony Jacklin and Jim Ahern also received shocks. Trevino and Heard were hospitalized for observation after seeking shelter under a umbrella. Final two rounds to be played Sunday.
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Jerry Heard
Lee Trevino
Oakbrook
Ill
Hinsdale
Oak Brook
Trevino
Butler National Course
Bobby Nichols
Tony Jacklin
Jim Ahern
Nichols
Jacklin
Ahern
Heard
Arnold Palmer
Dave Graham
Mike Fetchick
Fetchick
Tom Watson
Medinah Country Club
Energy Park Plan Faces Criticism At Hearings
Pittsburgh report covers energy park concept grouping ten plants at a single 10000 acre site facing environmental concerns. Penn State environmentalist Ferrar questions land and water use and argues clustering different plant types is inappropriate. council stresses no decision yet.
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Pittsburgh
Governor's Energy Council
Westmoreland
Fayette
Uniontown
Donegal
Penn State University
Terry Ferrar
Perrar
Penn State
Center For the Study of Environmental Policy
Ferrar
Ernest Kline
Shapp
Kline
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State Public Utilities Commission
Ex-PUC Member Faces Prison Term for Tax Evasion
William A. Goidhman, 45, a former Public Utility Commission member in Pennsylvania, was convicted in federal court on two counts of tax evasion for 1960 through 1969. He faces up to 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine as sentencing is delayed by one week by U.S. Dist. Court Judge Thomas Clark. The grand jury had charged him with reporting 1968-69 income as 45,686 while it was actually 177,000. he was a Philadelphia lawyer at the time.
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Philadelphia
William A. Goidhman
State Public Utility Commission
Goidhman
U.S. Dist
Thomas Clary
Goldman
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Peninsula Police
Corryite
Ernest*. Guignon
Ida. Guignon
Joseph W. Gignon
Hast Church Street
University of Connecticut
Guignon
Corry Area High School
Washington and Jefferson College
Syracuse University
University of Connecticut Health Center
Farmington, Conn
Anne Krepps
Collinsville, Conn
Lake Rie
Aaa
Food Club Fresh
P Delights
Ee Ee Food Club
Sung Cans
Jar
SFL Food Club
Jalb
Kaiser Rolls
Los
Food Club
Bil
Myce Arkets
Bolt
Muth Fairway
Palmer
Graham
PUC
Bill - Rose
Bree
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