Gil 13 Rescues Siblings From House Fire
In Perry New York a 13 year old girl Ramona Vencer guides her younger sister Robin 11 and Rena 9 and brother Allain 5 from a blazing home. Andrew Vencer 15 helps awaken parents and Dennis Vallance 14, calls fire department and alerts babysitter as smoke fills stairway.
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James. Mandeville
Dennis Vallance
Mandeville
Andrew
Dennis
Ramona
Robin
Rena
Allain
Perry Volunteer Fire Company
Corry Woman Unhurt In Crash
A two car collision Saturday in Titusville left heavy damage but no injuries. Patti Ann McCandless of Titusville stopped at a stop sign and pulled into the intersection, colliding with a southbound vehicle driven by Cynthia Cowhick of Corry. Both drivers reported the incident to police after the crash.
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Titusville
Corry
Patti Ann McCandless
Cynthia Cowhick
R.D
Ajax Dumps Time Clocks at Corry Plant
Ajax Iron Works in Corry switches to an honor system for time reporting. Workers will report to designated entrances and inform supervisors of tardiness or early exits. VP Philip J. Sample says the move improves labor management relations and expands from a 55 employee pilot to all Corry plant workers.
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Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Philip J. Sample
Ajax
Sample
Cooper Industries
Journal Staffers To Attend News Seminar In Warren
Journalists from Northwestern Pennsylvania and Southern New York will gather in Warren on Saturday April 3 for a two session seminar on practical journalism. Penn State Continuing Education sponsors the event moderated by H Eugene Goodwin. Attendees include eight Times Mirror and Observer staffers plus writers from Corry Evening Journal Clean Times Herald Erie Morning News Oil City Der Titusville Herald and Bradford. Daniel McEldowney and Timothy Pryor of The Journal will attend.
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New York
Warren
Penn State University
H. Eugene Goodwin
Penn State
Northwest Savings & Loan Co
Times-Mirror and Observer
Corry Evening Journal
Clean Times- Herald
Erie Morning News
Oil City
Titusville Herald
Bradford A
Journal
Daniel McEldowney
Timothy Pryor
Government To Train Building Guards To Prevent Bombings
Washington AP The federal government will train all building guards in a four week program to cut bombings and vandalism at federal facilities. Thirty seven guards including Capitol Police graduates received certificates at the new Federal Protective Service Training Academy in Washington.
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Washington
Robert L. Kunzig
General Services Administration
Kunzig
Federal Protective Service
Capitol
Frank McKetta
Pennsylvania State Police
FPS
Executive Protection Service
Secret Service
White House
GSA
Ne Capitol
Rail Union Postpones Strike Amid Federal Hearing
The United Transportation Union plans delaying possible selective rail strikes after Judge Howard F. Corcoran agrees to hear union and management positions on legality. UTU President Charles Luna cited work rule changes as a danger to jobs and noted strikes paused until 2 p.m. as the hearing proceeds.
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United Transportation Union
Boeing
UTU
Charles Luna
U.S
Howard F. Corcoran
Washington
Luna
Burlington Northern
Chicago
Burlington
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