Four vehicle crashes reported by State Police
A 9 year old Harborcreek girl was treated and released after running in front of a car on Route 6 near Corry. Other incidents on Route 97 west of Union City involved a sideswipe between trucks. a Bear Lake collision with a log loader. and a southbound rural road crash where a driver was not stopped. Investigations by Troopers Martz Kaschalk and Irish are ongoing.
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Harborcreek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Wendy K. Lyon
Lawrence Aldrich
R.D
Aldrich
Robert Martz
Richard Mulligan
Robert Bowles
Wallaceton
Union City
Clair Stile
Bear Lake
Robert Marvin
Marvin
LaVern Skinner
R.D. 1
Skinner
April Snow
Martin Kaschalk
Kenneth Swarm
RD. 2
Swarm
Norbert Irish
Charge Juveniles In LGB Violation At Corry Prom Night
A 1 year old youth from Comerville and two Corry juveniles faced charges of possession of alcohol by minors during the Corry Area High School prom. Police found several cans in a car after stopping near the school parking lot. Gregory Beckwith of Centerville, 19, and others were involved. Information filed with District Justice Porter Auer.
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Comerville
Corry
Corry Area
Texas Oil Platform Blaze Kills Four
An offshore oil platform explosion and fire near Galveston left four dead and 15 injured. Coast Guard and aircraft searched through the night for five missing men as a storage tank ruptured and an oil slick threatened beaches. Explosion origin is undetermined.
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Galveston, Tex
Coast Guard
Galveston Island
R.B. Harrington
Firemen's Fund Growth Passes Thirty-One Thousand Dollars
The Stanford Hose Company memorial fund rises to 31723 with donations from Hillside Volunteer Fire Department Corry Girl Scout Cadette Troop and local businesses. Funds are banked at Citizens Corry Office of Marine Bank and Corry Savings and Loan. Committees study investment policy and memorial plaque placement.
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Stanford Hose Company
Hillside Volunteer Fire Department
Hillside
Corry Girl Scout Cadette
St. Marys Ks Club
Flick Tastee
Elgin Electronics
Kafferlin Sales and Service
Citizens Corry
Marine Bank
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Police Charge Hospital Aide With Larceny
City police charged hospital employee William T. Lilly with larceny in a Corry Memorial Hospital case. A billfold with $300 and another with $8 were reported stolen from staff clothing. Detectives planted cash, tracked serial numbers, and later arrested Lilly who admitted taking the billfold. Bond set at $500. Lilly remained in lockup unable to post. Lilly named an associate “Lester” of Union City as having provided some of the money.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Charles Sutton
Julius Wotus
Sutton
Wotus
William T. Lilly
Mott Street
Lilly
Porter Auer
Lester
Union City
Gasoline Mystery Reappears At Clymer Bank Site
Investigators and fire officials return to Clymer New York as they prepare excavation beside the Bank of Clymer’s foundation to locate the 10000 gallons of gasoline reported missing from TenPas Oil underground storage on January 17. Fumes have again appeared inside the bank building raising safety concerns.
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Clymer
N.Y
Bank of
TenPas Oil Company
TenPas
James Lictus
Wall Street Rally Lifts Dow as Volume Surges
New York AP reports two straight days of gains end a 17 month downtrend with the Dow up 20.95 to 684.15 and a record single day jump earlier. Heavy turnover on the NYSE and AMEX signals strong buying as investors react to Washington assurances and Burns dinner remarks with Nixon business leaders.
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New York
Charles M. Lewis
Trevis & Co
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Washington
Lewis
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
White House
Burns
Penelec Union Resume Talks After Walkout
Pickets remain at Penelec headquarters on First Avenue while negotiations resume Monday. About 1,750 IBEW members in Council 12 area walked out at midnight after talks failed last Saturday as supervisory staff and nonunion employees fill in at plants.
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Penelec
First Avenue
Systems Council 12
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Johnstown
Council 12
Erie
McKean
Cambria
Utility Workers Union of American Uwua
UWUA
Ebensburg
Altoona
Bedford
Huntingdon
Lewistown
Shippingsburg
Richard Birkheimer
Penn Central halts $100 million bond sale plan
Philadelphia AP reports Penn Central canceled plans to sell $100 million in debentures for a subsidiary amid speculation of weak demand. The 25 year bonds, offering 10 percent interest and refundable for 10 years, were slated for next Tuesday to fund securities purchases and capital improvements despite recent losses in its railroad division.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Co
Pennsylvania Co
Penn Central
Penn
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