Road tire marks prompt charges in Marion street incident
Residents allege a driver left 120 feet of tire marks and provided license and car details to police. Frank A. Dahl, 50, of North Clymer faces failure to keep right and crossing a downed railroad gate with signals flashing. District Justice Porter Auer handling the charge. A Pittsfield teen was charged with drunkenness and minor alcohol possession after two men allegedly drove drunk. one man was found lying on a car hood. The other man was not charged. Real estate transfers in Erie County included Mildred E. Sorenson to W. W. Waterhouse of Corry and LeRoy S. Hoyt to Lawrence C. Anderson of White Street. A two-car crash at Route 6 and West Washington Street Extension left damages of 515. Lawrence Snow and Claude A. Weingard were involved. Robert Clayton, 16, was treated for first and second degree burns from a gasoline fire at home. Orchestras merge. Scranton Philharmonic and Wilkes-Barre Philharmonic form Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic Society with 1972 concert plans.
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Frank A. Dahl
B.D. 1
North Clymer
Porter Auer
Pittsfield
South Second Avenue
John E. Smith
Af R.D
Tie
Erie County
Corry
Mildred E. Sorenson
W.W. Waterhouse
LeRoy S. Hoyt
Lawrence C. Anderson
White Street
Houte 6
West Washington Street
Lawrence Snow
Euclid Street
Claude A. Weingard
North Street
Union City
Nelson Thompson
R.D
Clair Stile
Buffalo Man Guilty In Erie Rape and Robbery
A jury in Erie County Courthouse convicted 26 year old Joseph C. Jamieson of rape and robbery for a January 26 assault on an 18 year old woman. Sentencing is set for June 2 at 9 30 a.m. Jamieson could face up to 35 years in prison for the convictions.
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Erie
Joseph C. Jamieson
Erie County
Jamieson
Robert H. Chase
Edward H. Carney
Horse-In-Bar Joke Goes Wrong in Downtown Club
In Washington a horse frightened crowd as 175 patrons gathered in a downtown supper club. Channi the bay thoroughbred lunged over tables while rock music blared. Nine people were treated for injuries and the horse sustained a minor cut. Owners Ron Furman and Cecilia Filbert rode the animal into the venue, hitching it to a railing.
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Washington
Channi
Ron Furman
Cecilia Filbert
Suspend Eight At Erie East High Students Refuse Entry
East High School students were sent home after refusing to enter the building. Principal Viola Andrews said the three day suspensions would involve students whose actions included delaying the late bell and agitating the bus driver earlier in the week.
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Erie
East High School
East
Viola Andrews
Youth Breaks Into House Saves Woman in Uniontown
Francis Rohlf a St. John's High School sophomore broke into the locked apartment of 74-year-old Mary Moore after noticing undelivered papers. He found Moore on the floor and she was taken to Uniontown Hospital in satisfactory condition with a stroke and possible hip fracture.
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Uniontown, Pa
Uniontown
Francis Rohlf
St. John’s High School
Mary Moore
Main Street
Uniontown Hospital
Corry debates ROTC building strike and student actions
Corry residents discuss the Princeton student strike vote showing 3,500 in favor and 181 opposed. McLaughlin defends the outcome as not representing a radical few, notes limited violence with four arrests for ROTC bombing and arson attempts, and describes a failed antiwar rally and classroom discussion efforts.
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McLaughlin
Corry
Princeton
ROTC
Corry Area High School
Harold Stanbro to retire after long Corry Jamestown career
Harold Stanbro, who began at Corry Jamestown Corp in 1948 as a shear operator's helper, will retire July 1. He rose to assistant foreman in 1959 at plant three and remained in the machines. He lives on Wright Street and plans hunting and fishing after retirement.
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Harold Stanbro
Corry Jamestown Corp
Stanbro
Wright Street
Antiwar Students Place Crosses on Wake Forest Campus
Antiwar activists at Wake Forest University set hundreds of small wooden crosses around the campus on Wednesday. The crosses bore the names of North Carolina soldiers killed in Vietnam, signaling protests against the war and honoring fallen service members.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest University
North Carolina
Gannon Students Press Lamberton Against Welfare Cuts
Erie County commissioner Fred W. Lamberton pledged to oppose Governor Shafer’s proposed 65 to 75 percent cut in general assistance after a meeting with about 40 Gannon College students. He will bring a resolution to the commissioners and noted a letter to Harrisburg urging lawmakers to reject the plan.
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Erie — County
Fred W. Lamberton
Gannon College
Shafer
Lamberton
Guv. Shafer
Erie County
Harrisburg
Gannon
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Robert Clayton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Scranton
Scranton Philharmonic Orchestra
Wilkes Barre Philharmonic Society
Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic Society
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
Lloyd Whitman
Tom Dyne
Vernon Motors
Wee Center Street
MOBIL
Buffalo
Telln Winslow
Fedares Deposit Insurance Cx
Erie East
Furman
Nam
Antiwarists Place
Mighty High
Squa 125
Hall Avenue
FOODS
Crosby's Garden Center
Spartansburg, PA
Spartansburg
Roberts
Columbus
Korn Krib
Korn King Products Corporation
Ispate
Blatt Bros
Bes
Anna Calder-Marshall
John Gavin
Severn
Jerry Bresler
Sey Lalo
Schifrin
Linted Ariste
Mirisch Production Company
Dick Vandyke
Angie Dickinson
Garson Karin Walter Mirisch
DeLuve
Hite
Hells Angels
Savage
T Mob
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