Two Injured In Three Vehicle Accidents In Erie County
Two accidents left three people injured with both drivers and a passenger in Union City and Mill Village hospitals. Raymond C. McGee 20 and Ronald W. Rodgers 18 were treated for facial and internal injuries after a high speed chase ended in a rollover near Union City. Mary Beth Rose 18 was treated and released for cuts after a collision near Mill Village. Connie A. Zaborowski 17 and John L. Barton Jr. 11% were involved in a separate east west crash on Wattsburg Cutting road with Diane Barton 10 reporting minor scratches. Charges pending for multiple drivers.
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St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Union City Hospital
Union City
Raymond C. McGee
Waterford
Corry
Ronald W. Rodgers
South Main Street
Harold Eberhardt
McGee
Mill Village
Sumner R. Bemis
Oil City
Bemis
Mary Beth Rose
Bradford
John L. Barton Jr
Parade Street
Barton
Diane Barton
Norbert Irish
Area Ski Resort To Be Auctioned
Jamestown reports Cockaigne Ski Resort near Cherry Creek will be sold at public auction on October 29 after a foreclosure judgment by Marine Midland and Chautauqua National Bank. Referee Lucian L. Lodestro will conduct the sale at Cockaigne with a lien totaling $633,856.
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Jamestown
Cockaigne
Cherry Creek
Marine Midland
Chautauqua National Bank
Lucian L. Lodestro
Call Off Searches At Mexican Border
Operation Intercept ends after 20 days of cross border inspections. The United States and Mexico agree to replace it with Operation Cooperation to tighten narcotics enforcement and plan cabinet meetings in Mexico City starting Oct 27.
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Washington
Intercept
United States
Mexico
Justice Department
Treasury-Justice Department
Mexico City
Vernon Hann
San Ysidro
Calif
Richard Kleindienst
U.S
Antonio Carrillo Flores
$800000 Kidnap Plot Ends With Escape In Reno
Wealthy Las Vegas landowner Dean Petersen escaped after 24 hours of confinement in a house trailer as two men were jailed and a third sought in an alleged $800,000 ransom scheme. Petersen, 35, unbound himself and ran to a crowded market after being held 450 miles from Las Vegas. Authorities say the abduction began in downtown Las Vegas, with Petersen guarded by armed suspects and coordinated via calls to his sister. Police booked Joe Lischko and William McCoole for investigation of kidnapping. Lischko aided in securing the ransom in Reno and was identified with Petersen’s sister Faye Johnson.
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Reno
Nev
Las Vegas
Dean Petersen
Sheriff's Office
Petersen
Sen
Gen
Faye Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Joe Lischko
Carson City
William George McCoole
Seattle
Wash
Draft Head Gets New Post To Soften Blow
Washington AP A new assignment will soften the blow as Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey leaves his post as director of Selective Service on Feb 16 He will become adviser to the President on manpower mobilization and train the next director Ziegler said the next draft head will be a civilian and deputy director Hershey will help with the transition and move toward a youngest first draft system and a standby draft while Nixon nominates him to full general.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
White House
Hershey
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Gen. Hershey
Area Borough Passes Tough Curfew Law
Conneaut Lake Borough Council approved a 9 45 p m curfew for all residents under 18 the toughest outside urban areas and it takes effect next Wednesday. Titusville debates a 10 p m to midnight option for 16 to 18 year olds while Corry already enforces an 11 p m curfew for everyone under 18.
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Corry
Titusville
Conneaut Lake
Conneaut
Youth Sought In Bank Robbery In Pittsburgh
Police hunt a young man with an Afro hairstyle and thick mustache who robbed a Pittsburgh National Bank Homewood branch on Friday. He ordered a woman teller to fill a paper bag with cash and fled on foot.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh National Bank
Homewood
Fishermen Rescued as Wave Hits Lake Michigan In Algoma
Frank Pletcher of Milwaukee and Wallace Schulist of Algoma were swept into Lake Michigan by a high wave off an Algoma pier. Officer Ronald Leist pulled Pletcher from the water after rescuing Schulist. Leist and Schulist were missing and presumed drowned after a second wave.
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Frank Pletcher
Milwaukee
Wallace Schulist
Algoma
Wis
Lake Michigan
Ronald Leist
Pletcher
Schulist
Leist
No Prize Games At City's Service Stations
The Journal reports no local service stations are running prize contests under new FTC rules. Baron Oil's Louie’s Baron halted giveaways with supplies nearly exhausted. Eastman says winnings redeemable until Wednesday while other stations have paused contests for months. Keystone Mountain and Kashman still offer glass giveways. FTC requires a completion date and a waiting period equal to the prior contest.
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Federal Trade Commission
Journal
This Morning
Louie
Baron
East Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Baron Oil Co
Louis Eastman
Pondel
Sunoco
Henry Pondel
Keystone
Mountain's
East Main Street
Kashman's
North Center
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Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania
Jim Dolan
Dan Taylor
Beavers
Dolan
Eaton
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