Multiple Corry area crashes send four to hospital
Three members of a Corry family were admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a Route 6 crash near Columbus. Gary Miles and two year old Carrie were treated, with Carrie listed in satisfactory condition for head injury and possible jaw fracture. Dionne Gossett and two Clean, NY men also treated after separate crashes. Police and volunteers responded, with damages estimated at up to 1,500 dollars.
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Court To Hear Nixon Tapes Bid
Washington AP The Supreme Court will hear Nixon’s challenge to GSA control of White House documents and tape recordings under the Presidential Materials and Recordings Preservation Act of 1974. The act governs about 42 million pages and 888 five inch reels, with access rules set by GSA and subject to congressional approval. Nixon argues privacy rights are violated.
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Oil City Hospital Strike Averted After Daylong Talks
A strike at Oil City Hospital is expected to be averted after negotiations between the hospital board and AFSCME. Attorney William J. McFate cited optimism that a proposal agreed yesterday will be approved by both board and union members at today’s meetings. Hospitals warned of admissions shutdowns if talks had failed, while Titusville and Franklin Hospitals planned limited or referral care to cover the service area.
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Cadet Charged in Family Killings at Bergen County Home
Marty De La Roche Jr. an 18 year old freshman cadet at a military academy was charged with four counts of first degree murder for shooting and bludgeoning his parents Harry 46 Mary Jane 50 and brothers Ronald 13 and Eric 12 at the family home in Montvale New Jersey. The incident occurred during Thanksgiving and the defendant awaited a bail hearing in Superior Court. The medical examiner noted Eric resisted during the attack.
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Hunters Swarm State Patrol Patrolling Corry Area
State police patrols in Corry substation area report rising hunter activity. Troopers describe hunters parking on berms grades and farmer drives. Law enforcement warns cars may be towed to curb the influx and urges hunters to cooperate.
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Evacuation Efforts Surge as Turkish Quake Victims Face Blizzard
In CALDIRAN Turkey the government stepped up evacuations for homeless quake survivors after a blizzard hit the area. Deputy governor Muzaffer Yuce warned some mountain villagers may freeze to death while Gov. Ahmet Tosun ordered men 18 to 85 to join rescue squads and private vehicles be seized to move survivors. Authorities report over 3,800 bodies recovered by Saturday and fear the death toll could exceed 3,000. American aid, including $3 million, is flowing as rescue workers reach isolated villages and scarce food and tents remain.
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U.S
Bethlehem To Hike Prices In Steel Sheet And Strip
Bethlehem Steel Corp joined major producers in announcing about six percent price increases on sheet and strip steel used in consumer goods. The rise takes effect December 1 and places Bethlehem as the nation’s second largest producer among major steelmakers. U.S. Steel had not yet commented.
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Snowy weekend brings hunters to snowbound Northwestern Pennsylvania
Snow blanketed much of western Pennsylvania with 2 to 4 inches as hundreds of hunters converged for the deer season opener. Icy roads strained travel and multiple accidents occurred, mostly minor, while Interstate 90 traffic faced delays near the New York line. PennDOT expects the two lane section to reopen to four lanes by late next week as bridge work and curing concrete progress.
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Corry Taxpayers Face 2-Mill City Tax Hike Tonight
Corry City Council will meet in a special session at 8 PM to consider a two mill increase, bringing total city taxes to 22 mills. If approved, this marks a 43.75 percent rise in four years amid broader tax hikes including school and county levies. Taxpayers have one chance tonight to urge cuts, with a 30 day protest window after the meeting.
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Court to reexamine mandatory death for police killers
Bulletin Court, which ruled last summer that mandatory death penalties are unconstitutional, will consider whether such sentences can be applied to murders of police officers. The high court faces a key test on whether state law mandating death for police killers can stand or must be revised.
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