Skeleton Find May End Long Search
A five month police search for the man wanted in the fatal shooting of an 18 year old state park counselor may be ending after a hunter and his year old son found parts of a skeleton hanging from a tree in a remote area near Hillsboro West Virginia Authorities believe it may be the body of Peter Hauer 30. Identification likely after pathology review. Nearby note and evidence hint at a previous plan of self harm by Hauer. Also mentioned is Walter Smith missing since June 4 whose nude body was found in a cave in the area with gunshot wounds to neck and head. A murder warrant had been issued for Hauer. The remote site makes discovery plausible.
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Radio Group Elects Erie Board For Three Year Terms
The Radio Association of Erie will elect two board members for three year terms on Thursday December 4 at 8 p.m in the association room of the Red Cross building at Sixth and Sasafrass Erie. A Christmas party is planned for Saturday December 20 at the Stockholm Smorgasbord 3711 West 12th Street Erie with door prizes. Norma Vanderhoff of Corry is noted as a high speed code instructor on the school staff.
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Norma Vanderhoff
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Reent School
Snow forecasts sweep Rockies and Southwest
The Associated Press reports more snow expected across Idaho Montana northern Arizona and northern New Mexico after a 1 to 2 foot dump in northern Utah and parts of Colorado with up to 15 inches in northern New Mexico. Heavy warnings extend through today in northern Arizona and western Colorado while travel advisories run through today in Utah Wyoming and Nevada.
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Australia Has Most Costly Election Ever
Sydney reports Australia faces its costliest and most bitter election campaign in 74 years as Dec 13 election day nears. Labor and Liberal supporters clash in public, with campaigns spending up to millions, bumper stickers and heated rhetoric signaling a pivotal political contest.
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Ford Trails Kennedy and Brown in California poll
A statewide public opinion poll shows President Ford trailing two potential Democratic contenders. Sen Edward Kennedy leads Ford 52 to 42 with 6 percent undecided while Gov Edmund Brown Jr leads 49 to 42 with 9 percent undecided. Field notes Brown defeats Ford in a first trial heat.
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