FBI flags PA alert on Hearst and Harris trio
The FBI issued a Pennsylvania all points alert for Patricia Hearst and Emily and William Harris after Indiana University of Pennsylvania staffer Howard Vicini reported hitchhikers matching their description. Vicini said one woman carried a handgun and offered him 300 to drive them toward Philadelphia or New York. he dropped them near Indiana. The FBI stressed no new developments and continued to follow up all sightings.
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FBI
Pennsylvania
Patricia Hearst
Emily
William Harris
Floyd Griffin
Pittsburgh
Howard Vicini
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
SLA
Vicini
U.S. 422
New Castle
422
Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
TUP
FIBI
Vincini
Miss. Hearst
Griffin
Driver Hurt in One Car Crash on Shady Avenue
James R. Waite, 24, of 302 East Street, sustained multiple lacerations and abrasions in a one car crash on Shady avenue last evening. Police said he lost control on a curve while driving south too fast for conditions, rolled over once, and damaged the jeep estimated at $1,500. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and charged with reckless driving.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Shady Avenue
James R. Waite
East Street
Waite
Corry
Porter Auer
Fulbright Loses Senate Seat in Oregon and Arkansas Shifts
Dale Bumpers, 48, won a landslide Democratic nomination in Arkansas, ousting J. W. Fulbright after 15 years as chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Wayne Morse claiming Oregon’s Democratic nomination signals a political comeback to face Packwood, while Kentucky’s Wendell Ford advances to challenge Marlow Cook.
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Fulbright
Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Associated Press
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
Robert Packwood
Packwood
Kentucky
Wendell Pordner
Marlow Cook
Bumpers
Charleston
Ark
Bear Lake sighting fails to locate Warren escapees
Widely reported sightings of James Sutton and Clair Bates after they escaped Warren State Hospital last Saturday have yielded no solid lead. Police chased a tip from Bear Lake’s Kofod General Store but found no suspects. searches by Erie County deputies and state police continue with 50 officers, a helicopter, and bloodhounds.
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Warren State Hospital
Corry
Kofod
Bear Lake
James Sutton
Clair Bates
Edwin Mikesell
Fred Murray
Richard Greenwood
Warren State
Murray
Erie
Erie County
Robert Michel
Sutton
Hogan
State Mental Hospital
Pennsylvania
Warren
Warren County
Two portions of new sewer line completed in city
Portions of a new sanitary sewer in the north end are completed inspected and passed. The line on West Columbus avenue and the Mead avenue stretch north of Bear Creek have been checked and made available. Property owners may hire contractors to tap in but must obtain building permits from the city engineer. The balance of the project is expected to be approved for use shortly.
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David Johnson
Columbus Avenue
Mead Avenue
Bear Creek
Johnson
No Reasons Why Irish Strike Called Off
Belfast AP reports the Ulster Workers' Council called off a 15 day strike that shut Northern Ireland's economy and toppled the moderate government. Workers urged to drift back to jobs as heavy industry resumes likely Monday. Prime Minister Harold Wilson meets cabinet in London to seek a solution as power sharing nears collapse.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster Workers’ Council
UWC
Harold Wilson
London
Digcuas
Brian Faulkner
Wilson
Britain
Ulster Workers Council
House panel readies subpoenas in Watergate tapes case
The House Judiciary Committee plans new subpoenas for Nixon tapes despite the president’s resistance. Republicans consider court steps to enforce subpoena power while debates over open vs closed hearings and public release of evidence unfold. Jaworski seeks withheld White House tapes. court path on tape dispute eyed.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
John M. Doar
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Supreme Court
Jaworski
U. S. Court of Appeals
Committee
Grads Cavort In Musical The Spirit at Corry High
The biggest show in town unfolds over three nights in the Corry Area High School auditorium beginning tomorrow. The musical revue The Spirit covers a centennial of local memories from 1874 to 1974 with 13 scenes in two acts. Directed by Jack Reed of the John B. Rogers Producing Co. of Fostoria, Ohio the local cast features numerous grads and students. Advance tickets are on sale at the centennial headquarters in the Marine Bank building.
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Corry Area
Jack Reed
John B. Rogers
Fostoria
Ohio
Marine Bank
End Of A Long Road At Corry Area High School Commencement
Rain forced the 101st Corry Area High School graduation into the gym yet the event proceeded smoothly with a record 275 seniors. In a ceremony photo Mrs Benjamin Calderone presents diplomas to Robert Joy, who then passes one to graduate Cheryl Armitage who received the W. E. Phillips I scholarship in its first year.
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Benjamin Calderone
Robert Joy
Board of Education
Cheryl Armitage
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