Wife Critical Area Man Killed In Crash
A Corry area woman is in critical condition after a car train crash that killed her husband, Samuel Stultz, 61, at Lovell's Station crossing. The couple, from Corry, were in a rented car when it was struck broadside by an eastbound freight train traveling about 90 mph. The car was thrown into a signal flasher, knocking it over. Samuel Stultz, a former road supervisor for the state highway department, died at Corry Memorial Hospital. His wife Opal Miller Stultz, injured, remains hospitalized with multiple fractures and other injuries. The couple had been married since 1931 and left behind two daughters, two sons, seven grandchildren, and several siblings. Services are planned at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. The Corry Lodge of Elks will meet at the funeral home Saturday evening.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Stultz
R.D. 3
Erie Lackawanna
Lovell’s ‘Station
Olin Bracken Jr
Stultz
McCray Coney Church
Norton
Virginia
Holland
Saginaw
Mich
Howard
Marienville
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral Home
E.F. Armitage
Harry Winkelman
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry Lodge of Elks
Ie Funeral
Satury
Postpone Drug Case As Another Surfaces
A Corry Area High School gum incident led to a drug charge after state lab analysis confirmed an acid base drug in the gum. The juvenile hearing was postponed from yesterday to May 25 due to court schedule confusion. Authorities also noted another LSD related case hospitalization and ongoing drug activity in Western Pennsylvania with multiple raids and ongoing arrests.
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Erie County Juvenile Court
Corry Area
Lawrence Park
Corry
Fred An
Anthony
George Levin
Levin
Pennsylvania
Elgin
Union City
State Orders UC Firm To File Plans
The Department of Environmental Resources orders Agway Inc of Union City to submit a plan within 60 days detailing measures to prevent discharges into waters of the commonwealth. The plan must cover pollutants during all stages of handling, plus waste and incidents from power failures and human error, with the action arising from a fish kill two years earlier in French Creek.
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Department of Environmental Resources
Agway Inc
Union City
Commonwealth
Ernest F. Giovannitti
Division of
Industrial Wastes
French Creek
Top Secret Weapons Used In Saigon Conflict Front
Heavy combat raged along Highway 14 near Kontum with 75 North Vietnamese and one South Vietnamese killed as South Vietnamese paratroopers and U S bombers push to reclaim the vital route. Thousands of refugees were turned back as Da Nang sets checkpoints to deter desertions and Viet Cong infiltration. In Saigon officials and US leaders planned strategy with Barry Hillito arriving to confer with Thieu on increased military aid.
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Saigon
Kontum
U.S
Quang Tri
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Laos
Hue
da Nang
South Vietnam
Barry J. Hillito
Nguyen van Thieu
Shapp Denounces Welfare Jobs in Senate Letter
Gov Milton Shapp urged Pennsylvania's senators to oppose a welfare reform bill that would require recipients to take low paying federal jobs. He called the Senate Finance Committee plan unworkable and criticized public work programs at minimal wages. Shapp proposed a federal income maintenance system with national standards and adequate funding for dignified public employment.
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Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Russell B
Long
Hugh ‘Scott
Richard Schwelker
Urge To Help Runs High In Corry Meals Program
Corry's Meals on Wheels, serving noon meals five days a week to elderly and handicapped, is federally funded for three months. Uncertain funding after June prompts local volunteers and donors to step in. Mrs. Zarger supervises meals with potatoes donated by Corry Water Supply Co and funds from local groups.
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Corry
Edward Zarger
Corry Water’Supply Co
Zarger
Wallace Wins Tennessee Primary Amid Low Turnout
George C. Wallace captured 68 percent of Tennessee's Democratic vote and 49 delegates, with Humphrey 16 percent, McGovern 7 percent, and Chisholm 4 percent in a sparsely attended contest. Nixon dominated the Republican primary, taking all 26 delegates. The same day a separate referendum approved a constitutional ban on busing for desegregation by 80 percent, but turnout lagged the presidential vote.
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Nashville, Tenn
George C. Wallace
Tennessee
Alabama
South
Wallace
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Nixon
What Can Nixon Do About War Trend
Washington AP reports that diplomatic efforts fail to yield progress on Vietnam, leaving the U S with few options to alter the war. Officials expect intensified North Vietnam air strikes in the South and disruption of oil and gasoline lines, with no decisive impact on the outcome.
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Nixon
Washington
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Watlefield
South
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Crash Fatal To Linesville Man
A Linesville area man was killed in a two car crash on a rural Crawford County road. William E. Mead died at 7 05 a m after his auto crossed the center line and hit a car driven by Dale B Hart, 24, of Linesville R D 2. Hart was taken to Meadville City Hospital in satisfactory condition for xrays and observation. Mead was pronounced dead at the scene by Crawford County Coroner Dr. Wilbur C Thomas. Cause of death was internal injuries.
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Linesville
Crawford County
Meadville
William E. Mead
Dale B. Hart
R.D. 2
Hart
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville Ambulance Service
Mead
Wilbur C. Thomas
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Opal Stultz
R.D
Samuel
Pryor
Wife
Concord Township
Mr. Stultz
Mark and
Elsie Alexander Stultz
Lovells Corners
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Milwaukee
Wis
David Smukowski
South Side
Kontumm
Chu Pao
Highway 14
Gov
George McGovern
South Dakota
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Memphis
Paris
Hanoi
Meir
Romania
Bucharest
Golda Meir
Israel
Middle East
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