Solve One Burglary, Probe Another
Corry State Police solved one burglary over the weekend and had another reported yesterday afternoon. Richard R. Sander, 19, of Spartansburg, was arrested for burglary and larceny of automobile parts at a Titusville garage. He posted $2,000 bond and the stolen items were recovered. A second burglary near Union City involved Pine Woods Inn owner Jack Ryland. entry by rear window, $800 loss including liquor two guns and cash. Trooper Paul Sita leads the investigation.
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Corry
Robert Deutsch
Richard R. Sander
Spartansburg
Buells Corners
Arthur F. Biltz
Titusville
Sandor
Ronald Cole
Jack Ryland
Pine Woods Inn
Union City
Route 6
Ryland
Paul Sita
Car Lands In Creek After Hitting Porch
Byron Baker 39 of Grand Valley crashed on Route 27 three miles north of Grand Valley at 9 05 p m striking LeRoy Brown of Pittsfield porch. His vehicle flipped into a creek and was recovered. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with about 1200 dollars damage to the car and 300 dollars to the porch.
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Grand Valley
Titusville Hospital
Warren
Byron Baker
LeRoy Brown
Pittsfield
Baker
Richard L. DeSimon
Store Truck Peg Fire Loss At $31,000 Mark
A North Center street fire destroyed Hall Brothers Appliance Center causing $30,000 in building and contents damage. 38 volunteers and four paid drivers fought two hours, with roof collapse near an overhead furnace and 2,100 feet of hose laid. No injuries to firemen reported. A&P Opens Next Day At Corry Plaza With modern checkouts and grand prize stereo.
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Hall Brothers
North Center Street
Roy Hall
Endsley
TV Davis Co
Robert Anthony
A&p
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
D.g.jacson
Corry
Mack
Texaco
Sealem Co
Union City
Floyd Marsh
Underage Drinking Charges Sought After Teen Party
City police investigate an underage drinking incident at a West Park Place home. Eight youths aged 14 to 18 were present, with beer bottles and a punch bowl found. One youth was sought by warrant. seven others were located. Most attendees are juveniles. charges may be filed against others.
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West Park Place
Mutiny suspected as U S munitions ship seized in Gulf of Siam
A skeleton crew of possibly mutinous seamen reportedly seized the 7,600 ton Columbia Eagle carrying 500 to 750 pound bombs and diverted toward Cambodian waters in the Gulf of Siam. Twenty four crew were set adrift in lifeboats and later picked up by another munitions cargo vessel en route to Thailand.
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Washington
Gulf of Siam
Columbia Eagle
Thailand
Pentagon
Columbia Steamship Co
Portland
Ore
Irving ‘Thayer
West Coast
Navy
U.S. Coast Guard
Mellon
Rap
Cambodia Pullout Deadline Ignored by All Sides
AP reports Cambodia missed the withdrawal deadline for North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces as fighting flared near Nui Q. Cambodian youths protested in Phnom Penh while government and Assembly officials met with Hanoi representatives, who offered no concrete withdrawal pledge. Civil unrest and clashes underscored doubts about Cambodia’s ability to compel Hanoi forces to leave.
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Saigon
Cambodia
National Assembly
Phnom Penh
Hanoi
Arnett
Mekong Delta
Nui Q
Norodom Sihanouk
Europe
Where Do Our Tax Dollars Go
AP reports on a 1970 federal contracts listing showing billions in defense and welfare outlays plus odd line items. Items include dog repellent for postmen, horsetail hair for Leavenworth brushes, cattlehide footwear material, rattan furniture, box lunches, barbed wire, plastic bags, and a CIA window-bar installation cost.
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Leavenworth
Kan
CIA
Refuse Is Covered Daily Officials Say
The Journal reports city engineer David Johnson says the alpine mound of garbage pictured was a single day's pickup of about 12 tons, with half industrial waste. West Washington landfill operator Pete Robertson says he buries it nightly unless extreme weather prevents it, and a health sanitarian gave it a good rating last Thursday. The site will move to Worth Street when filling ends, with ongoing monitoring for proper two foot cover.
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David Johnson
Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
West Washington Street
Superior Refuse Co
Robertson
The
Journal
Johnson
Erie County Department of Health
Worth Street
Roberton
Council Agenda Lowscale Quiet Night For City
City council faces a calm session with five discussion items led by city engineer-administrator David Johnson. Topics include all night parking at City Lot No 1 state highway department reimbursement agreement traffic signal matters for the state sewage treatment plant requirements and 1970 construction projects.
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David Johnson
State
Insurance Tax Repeal Spurs Education Bill
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer to sign repeal of the WeW Thatrance tax this week clearing the way for an education funds package totaling 127 million dollars. The measure delivers 87 million for all Pennsylvania districts with extra for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. House Speaker Fineman says votes hinge on Shafer’s signature and accelerated business tax payments. The bill also funds state mental hospitals departments and raises legislative expense accounts from 4800 to 7000 annually pending a companion bill. Both houses meet at 3 pm today. Shafer accepts the plan despite dislike of the acceleration clause.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Herbert Fineman
Hugh &. Flaherty
Flaherty
Plane on Roadway Leads Two Boys to Free Flight
Two youth helpers in Lawton Oklahoma aided pilot Alden F Bush who landed on Spring Creek Titusville road to refuel after weather and darkness. Airline operator Frank Lucie arranged a ride for the boys to relatives, while Bush plans onward travel to Ohio and Oklahoma.
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Bush
Frank Lucie
Spring Creek
Titusville
Corry
Marion Street
Lucie
Venture Inn
Tifon
Ohio
Oklahoma
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Thayer
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