Buckshot Found in Dead Man in Burned Garage
Westfield autopsy reveals buckshot in the right abdomen of Richard Sloan, 68, of Mt. Baldy Road, found dead in his burned garage after a Monday fire that destroyed a car. Coroner Ralph Wallace said a 16 gauge shotgun was recovered nearby as part of the investigation.
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Westfield
Richard Sloan
Mt. Baldy Road
Here
Chautauqua County
Ralph Wallace
Sloan
Wallace
Fire alarm halts blaze at Westfield farm garage
Sloan, who lived alone on a small farm with no known relatives, faced a months-long delay as laboratory tests were expected to extend investigations. Chief Donald Reid of the Westfield Fire Department turned in the alarm after seeing black smoke pouring from the garage.
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Sloan
Donald Reid
Westfield Fire Department
Pa Dedicates New Museum In Harrisburg
Harrisburg PA AP the state dedicates a new museum and archives building with a black tie ceremony for about 600 guests Governor Scranton hailing the project as a memory house for Pennsylvania’s history Rosaland Pole a descendant of William Penn attends along with others including Janet DeCour who cast the Mexico City statue of Penn The event features art from N C Wyeth and a cocktail reception amid bipartisan remarks noting the project began under Governor Lawrence.
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New Museum
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Folkstone
England
Sid Scranton
Pennsylvania Historical and Museums Commission
Museum
N. C
Brandywine
Janet DeCour
Gibsonia
Mexico City
Scranton
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Museum and Archives
Yardmaster Cited For Train Delay
New York Central freight train blocked the Downing avenue crossing for two and a half hours yesterday morning arresting yardmaster Richard Gross for violation of city ordinance 2405. The crossing was blocked from 8 10 to 10 40 am due to repair work between Pittsburgh avenue and Wesleyville. Trainmaster W J Condon cited operational reasons and said crew planning could reduce delays, while Alderman Larry Abrizi pressed for fines up to 100 dollars and potential jail time for nonpayment.
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New York Central
Downing Avenue
Richard Gross
Michael Bokoch
Larry Pabrizi
Erie
Abrizi
W. J. Condon
Pittsburgh Avenue
Wesleyville
Condon
Steel price pressures greet can makers as tinplate costs rise
American can producers face a tightening market as steel labor contracts signal possible price hikes. While U.S. Steel cites higher refined tin costs, the broader can and packaging industry braces for spillover effects amid fierce competition among plastics, paper, aluminum and other materials in a growing demand for convenience items.
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U.S. Steel
U.S
Tin Can Steel Price Debate Frames 1963 Talks
The steel industry argues Washington overemphasizes general price effects while the administration seeks to hold a price line. If tin can costs rise today, prices for other steel products may follow tomorrow, shaping consumer impact. Advances in glass and canning tech aid durable containers amid shifting market aims.
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Washington
Ghyei
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