Rites Held For 17YearOld Crash Victim Ronald Daniels
Funeral services were held for Ronald Daniels 17 of 475 Worth Street who died in a head on crash at 12 55 a m Sunday Also injured were Troy Nichols 21 of 600 West Washington Street and Lisa Fargo 17 of 96 North Center Street Nichols suffered a badly fractured jaw Fargo a broken leg and facial injuries The collision occurred after a stop sign violation by Roger Greeley 16 of 930 Mead Avenue Police said the Daniels car moved into the Nichols car causing the crash Damage totaled 2700 to Nichols vehicle 600 to Daniels and 100 to Greeley The accident prompted firemen from Stanford Hose Company to assist Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Robert Shreve officiating The deceased was a Corry Area High School sophomore and member of the football Key Club and Varsity Club He was survived by his parents two brothers a sister and grandparents
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Ford hopes panel speeds Nixon probe in Watergate case
Vice President Ford urged the House Judiciary Committee to keep hearings focused and quickly move to the floor by late June or July. He criticized Nixon's refusal to provide more Watergate evidence, while Republicans debated the March 21 hush money tape as a potential turning point and Archibald Cox outlined possible grounds for impeachment including Supreme Court tape orders.
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British Rule Coming Irish Government Quits
Northern Ireland's government collapsed after a two week Protestant militant strike. Brian Faulkner resigned citing paralysis risk as British troops blocked talks with strikers. Direct rule options from London loom, Catholics fear renewed central control amid ongoing civil turmoil with over a thousand dead in five years.
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Kissinger Mission Faces Key Israeli Decision on Syria Pact
In Jerusalem the Israeli cabinet weighs a troop separation deal with Syria as Kissinger, after two hours with Israeli negotiators, reports progress from Damascus. The plan seeks to separate Syrian and Israeli forces on the Golan Heights amid three months of fighting, with remaining issues including buffer size and safeguards against Palestinian raids.
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CAHS To Graduate Record 275 Tonight
A record class of 275 seniors will take part in the 101st commencement at Corry Area High School tonight at Howard J. Sheen Field starting at 7 p.m. The class, larger than last year’s 221, includes 23 Sparta graduates. Co valedictorians Anne Zarger and Don Bennett will give addresses followed by scholarship announcements and diploma presentations by board president Melvin Messenger.
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Memorial Day honors amid parades and war dead tributes
Memorial Day ceremonies mark veterans’ sacrifices as Nixon urges world leadership and Ford lays wreaths. Amid parades and graveside services, Americans take long weekends with vacations and public events including Victoria Texas Armadillo Exposition. Illinois faces two Memorial Days as legislation shifts observance. Gold Star Mother Mrs. George Tinko honors the dead in Mead Park with wreaths. her son Don served in Vietnam alongside Monte Gates, both fallen.
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Burglary at Union City High Targets Heavy Safe
State police investigate a burglary at Union City Area High School after someone broke a window to access an office, rolled a 390 pound safe down a hall and hedgerow, then loaded it onto a truck. Cash and non negotiable securities worth roughly 400 to 500 dollars missing. loss total undetermined as investigators pace discoveries.
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FBI Says Hearst and SLA Members Possibly Hiding Near LA
The FBI believes Patricia Hearst and SLA members William and Emily Harris may still be in Southern California. Investigators suspect they are camping out in the Los Angeles mountains or hiding where not recognized, possibly aided by sympathizers or disguises. Police have linked them to a May 16 robbery and shootout, and two Polaroids show a blonde woman believed to be Hearst.
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President Returns To Busy Schedule
President Nixon resumes a hectic agenda after a Memorial Day weekend in Florida. He convenes a Cabinet meeting and forwards a special economic report to Congress, while awaiting Henry Kissinger’s return from 32 days directing talks between Israel and Syria on disengaging forces in the Golan Heights.
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Annexation Approved by Supreme Court for Corry area
The State Supreme Court denied Wayne Township petition challenging a Superior Court ruling that allowed annexation of part of the township to Corry. The May 20 ruling, issued in Pittsburgh, ends if no further appeal is filed, clearing the way for Corry to begin providing utilities and police coverage. The move, started in 1968, involves North Hills Municipal Golf Course and Erie County Plastics Corp, the area’s largest tax payer outside the city. Municipal services will be extended while protection remains via mutual aid with Elgin Beaverdam VFC.
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