Passing Angels and Zebra Slayings Stir San Francisco
San Francisco mayor alleges a nationwide group calling itself Passing Angels incites and carries out violent attacks, including the Zebra slayings that wounded six and killed whites. Police, state officials, and residents respond as a major arrest sweep targets alleged ring members.
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San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
Death Angels
Alioto
California
Alito
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Sacramento
Tom Manney
San Francisco State University
Hill Again Seeks Ballot on Erie Union City Dam Plan
Erie County commissioners chair Hill asks the Erie County Parks and Recreation Authority to place the Union City Dam recreation project on the ballot. He urges transparent financing land boundaries and construction details and a meeting with all concerned groups amid civic opposition. Police probe theft of over 5000 dollars of utility equipment from Titusville General Telephone trucks.
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ERIE
William 0. Hill Jr
Erie County Parks and Recreation Authority
Union City Dam
Hill
Franklin State Police
General Telephone Company
Titusville
Louis J. Brymek
Wilma Landmesser
Taxpayers Against
TALS
Les Swaim
Waterford
Dam
Mbo
Swaim
Corry Firm Buys Pennsylvania Foundry in Tender Offer
WDP Inc led by A N Pilz acquires Hyde Park Foundry and Machine Company in Hyde Park through a stock tender. Hyde Park, established in 1895, produces heavy duty iron rolls for steel rolling with a 165000 square foot foundry and 85000 square feet of machine shop. Pilz also chairs Swank Refactories and joins Hyde Park’s board as vice chairman. acquisition follows Swank's prior purchase.
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WDP, Inc
Contol
Hyde Park
WDP
Swank Refactories
Pilz
Swank
Nixon Faces Six Day Reprieve Over Tapes Subpoena
Washington AP report shows the House Judiciary Committee voting 2018 to charge President Nixon with noncompliance after delivering edited transcripts instead of full Watergate tapes. The panel calls this potentially impeachable, but declines to cite contempt. negotiation urged by Republicans.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Radino Jr
D-N.j
John Doar
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Hearing Set For May 8 In Nixon Watergate Subpoena
Washington AP President Nixon's lawyers win six extra days to respond as U S District Judge Sirica schedules a May 8 hearing on executive privilege and the subpoena for 64 presidential conversations and accompanying documents. The ruling follows Nixon surrender of 1308 pages of transcript to the House Judiciary Committee amid the Watergate investigation.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Sirica
James St. Clair
Leon Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
Penn Central Charged With Massive Fraud by SEC
The SEC accuses Penn Central Railroad and several officers of concealing railroad losses to defraud stockholders. Former CFO David C. Bevan and three others allegedly diverted about 4 million to accounts in Liechtenstein. Action seeks return of funds. Fraud occurred mainly in 1968 and 1969 prior to Penn Central's 1970 bankruptcy.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission Today
Penn Central Railroad
SEC
David C. Bevan
Lichtenstein
Girl 8 Injured Slightly By Car In Corry Street Crossing
Delana J. Jewell, eight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Jewell, was struck on West Smith street as she ran into the path of an eastbound car driven by David W. Craig, 28, of RD 3 Corry. She suffered a facial laceration and was treated and released from the Corry Medical Group building.
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Delana J. Jewell
PE. Jewell
Franklin Street
West Smith Street
David W. Craig
RD. 3
Corry
West Smith
Craig
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry Medical Group
Jaycees Study Public Pool Project for Corry
The Corry Area Jaycees announce a feasibility study by Northwest Engineering to evaluate a community pool. A future long term fundraising plan would proceed if the survey supports construction. Funds would come from pledges grants and member dues with a spring raffle aiding early costs.
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Corry Area
Jaycees
Corry
Northwest Engineering
Roche
Howie
Ote
Beaver Club
Jaycee
Fill Et Up At Mosher’s Arco Station Sale
Motorists gathered at Mosher’s Arco Station on South Center Street to buy regular gasoline at 48.9 cents a gallon, five cents below the usual 53.4. Ray Mosher said the one day sale drew heavy traffic and could be repeated if conditions allow, estimating totals may exceed double or triple a normal day.
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South Center Street
Pleasant Street
Attenton
Mosher
Arco Station
Journal
Ray Mosher
Ix Corry Motorists
Hero
Connally Paid $15,000 Allegation Emerges in Dairy Case
A mystery witness affidavit alleges former Treasury Secretary Connally received $15,000 from Associated Milk Producers Inc for trying to drop a government antitrust suit. Connally denies the payment. lawyer Edward Bennett Williams represents him. Marvin Collie questions the claim and seeks Williams' guidance.
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Connally
Little Rock, Ark
John B. Connally
Watergate
Treasury
Cooperative Associated Milk Producers Inc
Edward Bennett Williams
Carter
Harold S. Nelson
Nelson
American Har Association
Edward L. Wright
Wright
Houston
John Connally
Marvin Collie
Collie
Trial Status In Wharton Case Cloudy
Embezzlement case involving former Corry Area School District official Robert Wharton has an unclear trial date. School Solicitor Frank McKnight indicated about 40000 dollars in restitution, suggesting the district budget around 20000 dollars as a budgeting figure while planning for the upcoming term.
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Robert Wharton
Frank McKnight
Corry Area
McKnight
Richard Scarpitti
Sound Off column invites readers to vent pet issues
Tonight The Journal prints a Sound Off feature encouraging readers to phone 665-8291 between 3 and 9 p.m. to submit pet peeves and problems they want addressed. Callers should focus on issues to be solved by the responsible body and aim for timely public attention.
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The
Journal
Corry Area School Board Proposes Four Mill Tax Increase
The Corry Area School District unveiled a budget plan in a public session proposing a four mill tax increase this year, lowering the initial six mill figure. The 21 mill rate would rise to 25 mills, raising a home assessment of 5000 dollars from 105 to 125 dollars. Books detailing the budget are at East South Street administration office through May 28, with sample assessments showing last year, proposed tax, and increases.
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Corry Area
East South Street
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