Two Plead In Erie Kidnaping Third To Be Tried
In Erie County Court two men, Richard Doolan and Peter Lackawanna, pleaded guilty to kidnapping for extortion. A third defendant, Richard Mallory, was granted immunity to testify for the state, with Mallory expected to name James Russell as the organizer. The fourth man remains to be tried, while Doolan had an alibi and Mallory claimed shared entry with Peter Russell. A New defendant’s immunity marks a local first in such cases. Warren E Ringler named acting commissioner of higher education in Pennsylvania. Ringler, previously assistant commissioner for programs and services, succeeds Dr Frederic K Miller whose resignation left the post vacant. Ringler’s education includes a B A from Kutztown and a M A from Temple.
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Erie
Erie County
Richard Doolan
Peter Lackawanna
Richard Mallory
Mallory
Doolan
Joseph Kaulis
K-Mart
Our Lady of Peace Church
Millcreek
Peter Russell
Kaulis
Ree Ene
James Russell
Harrisburg
Warren E. Ringler
State Education Department
Frederic K. Miller
Shapp
John C. Pittinger
David H. Kurtzman
Ringler
Department
Bureau of Leadership Services
Kutztown State College
Temple
Indian Evangelist Wayne Marshall at Sherman church
Wayne Marshall of Salineville Ohio an Indian evangelist appears this week at the Assembly of God Church in Sherman He will speak and sing there today and tomorrow at 8 pm He has appeared on television and radio shows across the country and at many high school assemblies and churches
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Wayne Marshall
Salineville
Ohio
Assembly of God
Sherman
Marshall
Computers Demonstrate Card Games at Clarkson Tech
In Potsdam New York Clarkson College of Technology hosts an Engineering Day demonstration where students and a computer play Blackjack. No money changes hands as the event showcases programming a computer to play games driven by odds and numbers.
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Potsdam
N.Y
Clarkson College of Technology
Convict Two In County Jail Melee Convicted
Albert Finley and James Presogna of Erie were found guilty of assault by prisoner in a county jail mutiny probe tied to an Aug. 18 incident. A third defendant Arthur Ward was dismissed for lack of evidence. Alfred Lester’s charges were previously dropped. Judgement postponed. appeals possible.
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Erie
Erie County
Albert Finley
James Presogna
Lindley R. McClelland
Jack Gornall
Arthur Ward
McClelland
Alfred Lester
Robert Held
Eld Mas
Ato
Revenue Surges Into State Treasury Above Forecasts
Harrisburg AP reports income tax deposits topped $2 million in a month ahead of schedule, pushing total collections $12.7 million above predictions. Budget Secretary Charles McIntosh noted gains were offset by weak corporate and consumption taxes.
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Harrisburg
Treasury
Charles P. McIntosh
Surprise Witness Hinted In Yablonski Trial
In federal court at Washington Pennsylvania Aubran Martin's defense hints at a surprise witness who backed out of the Yablonski killing plot. Prosecutors presented fingerprint and ballistic evidence linking Martin to the scene while the defense prepares to call Martin and possibly Phillips. The jury, seven women and five men, could hear closing arguments by Saturday morning.
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Washington, Pa
Yablonski
Aubran Martin
Martin
E. T. Julian
Mark Goldberg
Richard Sprague
Claude E. Vealey
Vealey
Paul Gilly
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. “Jock” Yablonski
Gilly
Annette
Silous Huddleston
UMW
la Follette
Tenn
Goldberg
Charles James Phillips
Phillips
Charles Groenthal
FBI
Hadeen
Monongahela
Raymond Michael
Michael
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