Herrema freed after 36 days in Irish captivity
Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema walked free from two Irish Republican Army kidnapers after 36 days in a filthy hellhole. He spoke to reporters smiling and said terrorists gave him a .3&-caliber bullet as a souvenir. Medical examiners said he was in very good health.
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Ireland
Tiede Herrema
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Nation in Brief highlights a discharge and probes
A Marine lieutenant, 28, faces discharge rather than court-martial after accusations of sexual relations with six enlisted men, while her mother calls for a congressional probe into Marine Corps treatment. Separate items cover a California boy refunding back taxes deducted from his savings, Ohio’s youngest mayor-elect Craig Myers, former Treasury secretary John Connally seeking no federal post, New York City’s rising fiscal costs, and a heroin smuggling ring busted by federal agents with sixteen arrests.
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Livermore
Calif
Rodney Smith
Rodney
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Franchise Tax Board
Wells Fargo Bank
Earl Duarte
Liberty Center
Ohio
Craig Myers
Myers
Washington
United States
New York City
Drug Enforcement Administration
Plan for Senior Citizen Center by Corry unions
Erie AFL CIO Local 348 proposes a new prefab senior center in Corry with labor and partial material provided by the union. The Waterhouse building is considered inadequate. GECAC would fund operations, while local lenders may finance a new site near Fourth Ward Urban Renewal housing. A meeting is planned with Mayor Kibler to mobilize government, business, and financial partners.
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Bil Eaton
Corry
Erie International Association of Bridge, Structural, and Ornamental Workers
Aflcio
West Main Street
First Avenue
W.W. Waterhouse
Corry Senior Center, Inc
Greater Erie Community Action Committee
GECAC
Erie and Corry
William Knapp
Bridge and Structural Union
Knapp
Waterhouse
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Workers
Erie
Hardhats
Brie
Fourth Ward
Mary Ann Kibler
Franco Undergoes Major Surgery In Madrid
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, faced a four hour operation in Madrid after ulcers lined his stomach. Doctors reported massive blood transfusions, over 10 pints during the procedure and 16 pints earlier, with his condition described as very grave. This was his second abdominal operation in four days following prior heart illness.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Pardo Palace
Thugs Nab Two Rings Across Euclid Street Burglary
City police hunt a burglar who stole two rings valued at 150 dollars from the second floor residence of Mr and Mrs Fred Southworth on Euclid street between Monday and yesterday. Officers found a moved lamp and a Red Barn sack in the kitchen. jewelry stores have been alerted to recover the rings if offered for sale.
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Fred Southworth
Euclid Street
Southworth
Southworths
Buddies Transport Burn Victim To Buffalo Burns Hospital
Thomas Dominessy a 26 year old Corry burn victim was moved from Warren General Hospital to the Buffalo Burns Center this morning. Two fellow hose company members Jerry Walsh and Charles transported him in a Corry Ambulance Service vehicle. Dominessy is in good spirits and hopes to recover quickly but will remain hospitalized for months. The two other burn victims Donald Fowler and Quay Shaffer remain in Warren Hospital in good condition. Fowler saved Dominessy by tackling him and pushing his face into mud to stop flames. Fowler is receiving treatment for facial burns.
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Corry
Warren General Hospital
Burns Clinic
Buffalo Emergency Hospital
Dominessy
Stanford Hose Co
Buffalo
Jerry Walsh
Charles
Journal
Burns Center
Clarendon
Warren Hospital
Donald Fowler
Youngsville
Quay Shaffer
Liberty Street
Fowler
Warren
Fromme Sees Manson Case as Main Issue in Trial
In Sacramento Lynette Fromme, banished from the courtroom for disruptions including an attempted guilty plea, says the main issue is Charles Manson. Her attorney, John Virga, battles with Secret Service over Fromme’s conduct as the judge orders Virga to handle the rest of her defense.
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U.S. District
Thomas MacBride
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
MacBride
Charles Manson
Squeaky
Manson
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Miss Fromme
John Virga
Secret Service
Larry Buendorf
Virga
U.S. District Court
Buendorf
State Capitol
Virgo
FBI
Corry Man Arrested on Manslaughter Charge
Richard A. Newman 22 of Snyder Circle was arrested as he left St. Vincent Health Center in Erie and charged with involuntary manslaughter for the July 5 two car crash on Route 77 in Spartansburg that killed Barbara Gilson 92 of Spartansburg and Bernard P. Riehart 23 of Hancock Nas. He was arraigned by District Justice Stephen Ostrowski in Crawford County.
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Corry
St. Vincent Health Center
Erie
Here
Richard A. Newman
Snyder Circle
Newman
Barbara Gilson
Spartansburg
Bernard P. Riehart
Hancock
Nas
Stephen Ostrowski
Crawford County
Hearst Cleared to Stand Trial Despite Mental Struggles
Patricia Hearst, 21, found competent by US District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter to face armed robbery charges with the Symbionese Liberation Army. Defense seeks private psychiatric care. judge allows treatment but not delay. Hearst showed no emotion at ruling. psychiatrists described initial passivity and distrust, then gradual improvement.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Tate
US District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Albert Johnson
Randolph A. Hearst
Hibernia Bank
Los Angeles County
Kid
Carter
James L. Browning
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