Beaver Fur Sale Falls Flat as One Buyer Attends
At the Corry Rod and Gun Club sale only one fur buyer, Ray Burrows of Elgin, attended. Beavers remain plentiful in Erie, Warren and Crawford counties with about 1100 taken this year, while trappers push pelts elsewhere amid doubts about wholesale prices. The Game Commission notes beaver colonies can relocate to new sites, fueling ongoing property damage complaints from flooding, timber loss, and roadbed hazards.
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Bill Eaton
Corry
Burrows
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Three County
Gibson
Game Commission
Leisure Lake
State To Seek Tax Dodgers
Harrisburg AP The Revenue Department expands its personal income tax bureau to pursue delinquents across 67 counties. Secretary Kane says the move adds 1.4 million to this year's budget as enforcement tightens. Deputy Yakowicz expects audits to yield 10 to 50 dollars per dollar spent, with strong penalties for tax avoidance.
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Harrisburg
Revenue Department
Robert P. Kane
House Appropriations Committee
Kane
Vincent X. Yakowicz
Yakowicz
Murder and hijacking charges in Spokane airport incident
Larry J. Bonner faces four charges including first degree murder for the shotgun slaying of his wife Sharron 22. He also faces assault counts for shooting a airman at the terminal, firing at a security guard, and clubbing a National Weather Service employee. The shooting victim was T Sgt Buddy L. Miller 38. Bonner was wounded and held at Deaconess Hospital in Spokane awaiting further action. US Attorney Dean C. Smith said no federal charges are planned at this time.
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Spokane, Wash
Larry J. Bonner
Spokane International
Donald C. Brockett
Pennsylvania
Sharron
Nespelem
Wash
Colville
Brockett
National Weather Service
Northwest Orient Airlines
Bonner
Oklahoma City
Deaconess Hospital
Buddy L. Miller
Walla Walla
Fairchild Air Force Base
Spokane
William Keating
Weather Bureau
Dean C. Smith
Corry Man Caught In UC Burglary Attempt
Richard Penoyer, 22, of Corry R D, was arrested by Union City police for attempted entry at Chapin's clothing store. Officers heard the disturbance in the downtown area and found him prying the back door with a tire iron. door damaged but no entry gained. A preliminary hearing was pending.
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Richard Penoyer
R.D.J. Corry
Union City
Richard Steadman
Chapin
Penoyer
Fired Trooper Plans Court Martial Fight to Clear Name
Harrisburg AP reports Lt Col James S Graci vows to fight to clear his name as state police mulls a court martial. Commissioner James D Barger will recommend to Gov Shapp, with a Shapp aide predicting approval. Irregularities in exam process cited, Graci may resign or face removal.
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Harrisburg
Giames S. Graci
James D. Barger
Shapp
Graci
Barger
White House urges patience amid rising prices
Washington AP report notes sharp rises in wholesale food and fuel costs as the Nixon administration sticks to policy. Officials warn the consumer will face tougher times before relief, while Shultz and Nixon promise price stabilization later in the year as supply measures take effect.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Troopers Admit Buying New Innocent Eavesdropping Gear
Harrisburg AP State police acknowledged purchasing 21 eavesdropping kits at 680 dollars each claiming legal use under court guidelines. Lt Regan said the equipment, including transmitters and recorders, could aid undercover work under court orders and noted a past undercover fatality as a possible justification.
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Harrisburg
Regan
Cee
Williamsport
Wounded Knee shooting ends cease fire talks
Indians at Wounded Knee SD say they will restrain violence as negotiations resume after an 11 day siege. Dennis Banks of AIM warns the government may be jeopardized by the shooting but hopes talks continue. Government says Indians fired on a roadblock before the ceasefire. No side comments yet on who initiated the gunfire. An AIM soldier saluted with an AK4T after the ceasefire news.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Dennis Banks
Banks
American Indian Movement
AIM
Seige
Washington
Jack Hushen
Justice Department
City Goes Back To Court On Annexation Fight
Corry's city solicitor announced Wayne Township Supervisors will appeal the Erie County ruling on city annexation. The appeal is set for March 7 in the Commonwealth Court after prior actions in Erie County and the Pittsburgh State Superior Court. The case involves the Concerned Homeowners Association and a zoning variance linked to a development.
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Corry
Wayne Township
Erie County Court
Commonwealth Court
Erie County
State Superior Court
Pittsburgh
Corrs
Concerned
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Rocco P. Arella
J. Shane Creamer
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