Ex Doctor Held In Drug Case Transferred to Chautauqua Court
Jamestown reports Heath Bourdon of Warren charged with criminally obtaining a dangerous drug. Judge Berglund orders transfer to Chautauqua County Court, confinement in county jail pending bail. Bourdon, formerly a medical doctor in New England, had license lapsed after prior Warren arrest and hospital stay.
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Heath Bourdon
Warren
Chautau C
Lester W. Berglund
Bourdon
Warren County
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Jerome A. Thompson
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Chautauqua County
New England
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Warren State Hospital
Reds Told To Use UN For Peace
Washington AP says the United States urged the Soviet Union to take any Middle East peace plan to the United Nations General Assembly rather than pursue bilateral talks. The U.S. backed reviving Gunnar Jarring’s mediation under UN auspices and warned against “side pocket” talks. The Soviet proposal called for Israel to withdraw to pre-1967 borders, Arab states to end belligerence, with a strong UN presence to guard borders. Assistant Secretary Lucilla Battle drafted the reply. Battle is leaving to join Communications Satellite Corp. Parker Hart now leads the Middle East desk, as officials assess the evolving crisis under UN pressure.
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Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
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Moscow
Israel
U States
Gunnar Jarring
U.N
U Thant
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Jarring
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Lucilla’ Battle
State Department
Battle
Communications Satellite Corp
Nixon Bird Stance Mirrors Middle East Tensions
Sondra Smith of Miami views a dead chicken symbolizing protest toward Arab state policy amid rising unrest in Egypt. Nasser’s power wanes as diabetes and debt threaten regime stability despite Soviet aid and oil wealth. US advisors number about 3,000 as Egypt’s army reorganization drags, delaying Phantom aircraft sale.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Cooper Extends Offer To Buy Crescent Tool
Cooper Industries extends its bid to acquire Crescent Niagara Corporation Buffalo New York to October 25 1983. The offer 16 net cash per share requires at least 80 percent tendering. Some holders and SEC approved sellers already exceed the threshold. Crescent Niagara a leading tool maker with plants in Jamestown New York and Bridgeport Connecticut reported 1988 six month net income 232000 on 7805000 sales and 196? net income 336000 on 15693000 sales.
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Crescent Niagara Corporation
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Crescent Wrench
Jamestown
Bridgeport
Conn
Crescent
Elderly Man Fatally Burned In East Smethport
An 85 year old retiree Omar A. Spooner was found dead in his apartment in East Smethport yesterday from burns believed caused by a fire started by a heating pad. Fire crews were notified at 1 57 pm by neighbor George Davis and deputy coroner Howard Walter will issue a death certificate after state fire marshal review.
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East Smethport
Omar A. Spooner
Smethport
George Davis
Howard Walter
John Diagone Jr
Merkle Readers Protest School Merger And Community News
Evelyn Merkle voices concern about a newspaper schedule and asks readers to share news through her. Letters mention keeping the school, securing funds for improvements, and local family updates including Jerry VanTassel departing for training in Pt Jackson South Carolina and Claude Still family travel.
Mrs Mary Rogers Visits Youngsville Family Overnight
Mrs Mary Rogers was a Tuesday overnight guest at the home of her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Wade Ingels in Youngsville. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs William McCray who were married in the United Methodist Church in Sparta on Saturday afternoon Mrs McCray is the former Karen Ehrhardt.
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Rex VanTassel
Pt. Jackson
S.C
Claude Still
Rene
Wichita
Kan
Charles Tubbs
Dave
Billy
Tubbs
Olive Weidner
Buells Corners
Nellie McCray
Mary Rogers
Wade Ingels
Youngsville
William McCray
United Methodist Church
Sparta
McCray
Karen Ehrhardt
Navy Indicts Alsco Executives Over 47 Million Contracts
An indictment alleges more than 47 million in contracts were funneled, with 4 million moved to Swiss banks under schemes to conceal interests. Named defendants include Chromcraft Corp, Andrew L. Stone, Francis N. Rosenbaum, Evelyn R. Price, and Robert B. Bregman Electronics Inc., with Chromcraft's 1966 merger noted.
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Alseo
Chromcraft Corp
Alsco
Andrew L. Stone
Chromcraft
Francis N. Rosenbaum
Harmless Boa Wanders Erie Streets Seeks Owner
A seven foot boa constrictor, described as friendly, roams Erie streets after escaping from Pete Cerami’s barber shop where he kept the pet. Cerami asks anyone with information to contact him or the Erie Police. The note ties to unrelated lines about defense contractors later in the text.
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Pete Cerami
Pete
Erie Police
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