Judge Seeks Jail Tape In Watergate Like Case In Erie
Erie Morning News reports potential explosive evidence from the Erie County jail bugging system may have vanished. Judge Edward H. Carney asked for the tape. Warden Al Skonieczka says it no longer exists. State police will investigate. Evidence suggests a recording existed but was destroyed after the bugging disclosure last week. A note marked Arrington refers to a prisoner tied to an alleged murder alibi offer.
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al Skonieczka
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Arthur Kunz
Prison Board
Kunz
Evidence List in Morales Murder Trial Unfolded
MAYVILLE The prosecution in the Wildredo Morales murder trial continued presenting evidence to establish the chain of events. A state police investigator described examining the Conrad home and items such as dentures and broken glasses, while other testimony covered taped conversations and the jail bugging equipment's history. The judge noted cross‑jurisdictional cooperation and ongoing efforts to locate older prison records detailing the installation of surveillance gear.
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Angeline Conrad
Chautauqua County
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Conrad
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Allegheny Airlines reports February loss and revenue
Allegheny Airlines posted a February net loss of 5.284 million, down from 1.182 million a year earlier, with total operating revenues of 24.251 million versus 24.354 million in February 1974. For January–February 1975 the company shows a 10.673 million loss vs 2.991 million in 1974, as fuel costs rise and traffic falls, the airline said.
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Allegheny Airlines
GE Engine Derails Again During AMTRAK Train Tests
A RIE A special electric locomotive built for AMTRAK by the Erie General Electric plant derailed yesterday on the GE test track. No injuries were reported. This marks the third derailment since testing began, following incidents at the local plant in January and a more serious derailment six weeks later that injured three people with GE AMTRAK and Penn Central officials aboard.
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Seven killed in northeast Baltimore rowhouse fire
Seven members of the Harvey Terry family and another person died in a Woodbourne Avenue rowhouse blaze early today. The single alarm fire followed six earlier fires in the area, all believed suspicious, with investigators unsure if arson was involved. Several others were injured and two firefighters treated for minor injuries.
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Blind student accepts 165000 settlement in malpractice case
New York AP reports Gail Kalmowitz, 21, accepted a 165000 settlement after losing sight from retrolental fibroplasia. A jury later awarded her up to 900000 in Brooklyn State Supreme Court deliberations as the case against Brookdale Hospital and two physicians proceeded. She, a Brooklyn College sophomore, aims to work with handicapped children. Also noted is the 10000 Frank E Seidman Award to John Kenneth Galbraith for political economy.
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Gail Kalmowitz
State Supreme Court
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