Mass slayings near Victor raise Arizona murder links
Nine people found dead in a San Joaquin Valley luxury ranch home were shot in the head and left in a bedroom and closet. two children were killed in a nearby room. Two men sought on an Arizona murder warrant are being questioned. authorities say the slayings appear professional and a floor safe cash missing may connect to the theft.
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Congress Overrides Veto on War Powers Bill
Congress overrode President Nixon to limit undeclared wars, creating a 60 day cap without explicit congressional approval. The House 264 to 135 and Senate 75 to 18 votes reflected broad public pressure after the Vietnam conflict.
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Losing Election Ain’t That Bad
The flag at the Penelec building on First avenue was not lowered for a mayoral loss. It flew at half mast for Sen. John Saylor's death, a directive from Penelec HQ in Johnstown, the late senator’s home region. The half mast sparked jokes and calls to The Journal and Penelec as Mayor Edward Zarger faced busy days after the election.
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Nixon seeks emergency powers to ration fuel and cut energy use
President Nixon asked Congress for emergency authority to ration gasoline and oil, shorten work hours, lower highway speeds, enact year round Daylight Saving Time, and suspend antipollution programs. He warned of severe energy shortages and set 1980 as a goal for self sufficiency.
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Answers To Nixon Speech Energy Emergency Measures
Washington reports President Nixon outlines an energy emergency plan. Readers learn thermostat cuts to 68 degrees daytime at homes and offices, a 10 percent heating reduction, and government example at 65 to 68 degrees. Gasoline and heating oil rationing plans, 50 mph federal speed limit, car pool perks, parking taxes, year round Daylight Saving Time, and curbs on outdoor lighting are proposed.
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State May Lack Funds to Clear Snow on PA Highways
Harrisburg AP The state warns it may not have enough money to keep 44 000 miles of Pennsylvania highways snow free through winter Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab urges the legislature for more funds noting a leaner budget could force cutbacks in PennDOT snow removal Although no current plan to leave roads unplowed may occur a shortage could trigger service reductions The winter maintenance budget is 8 percent below last year with 50 million earmarked but potentially insufficient last year was milder PennDOT hopes 35 million in federal revenue sharing funds via House Republicans Gov Shapp proposed the aid but GOP insists on fuel taxes not general revenues PennDOT has a have roads policy to plow during and after storms
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Charge Three As Pushers Of Marijuana
Three individuals including a 17 year old were arraigned on charges of sale and possession of marijuana before District Justice Porter Auer and released on bond. Thomas T. Spetz 27 of 306 East South Street and David A. Davis 19 of 203 Northwest Street were named along with the juvenile. Police say a large package of marijuana tied to a confidential informant prompted the probe. street value is about 400 dollars. Officers found roaches pills and an unidentified substance during searches. The investigation continues.
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David A. Davis
Northwest Street
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Soiez
Housing Project Await HUD Final OK
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation awaits HUD approval to proceed with a 50 unit housing project on 10 acres atop South Center Street hill while 100 acres remain for possible sale. CAIDC officials cite court delays and federal red tape as delaying final action.
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Commonwealth Court
No Name Street Sparks City Debate Over Bypass Naming
The Route 277 bypass near West Main creates traffic hazards and a merging network that lacks a street name. Officials consider naming the curving bypass segment to avoid confusion with Northwest street’s No Name street stub and ensure proper signage and addressing.
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