Californian singer wins top entertainer at Kraft Music Hall
The California balladeer received three other awards during NBC televised ceremonies for the 45th anniversary Grand Ole Opry. He was Male Vocalist of the Year and won album and single honors for Okie from Muskogee, defeating Johnny Cash Glen Campbell Roy Clark and Charley Pride. Tammy Wynette is Female Vocalist of the Year, beating Lynn Anderson Loretta Lynn Dolly Parton and Connie Smith. Jerry Reed named Instrumentalist of the Year over Chet Atkins Roy Clark Floyd Cramer Merle Travis.
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Local Hospital Emergency Contacts and Discharges Listed
The News Today Report lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service. Admitted are Velmour Beardsley Spring Creek Brian Nagel North Clymer Charles Gardiner Sr 1029 North Center St Louis Holter Niobe Otto Bacon Spartansburg Bradley 10 weeks son of Ronald Hennigh. Discharged are James Krone and daughter Jodi Sue George Fox 186 Ridge St Lawrence 3 son of David Doutt Neil Gates 512 Concord St David Benson 418 Second Ave and Gay Nichols 412 South Center St.
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South Center Street
Nixon Signs Now Tougher Anticrime Bill
President Nixon will sign a sweeping anticrime bill in a ceremony aimed at addressing terrorism and underworld syndicates. The measure imposes federal penalties for fatal bombings and expands federal power against racketeering, with civil liberties groups signaling constitutional challenges. The law broadens federal reach to include bombing of federal buildings and campuses, and imposes up to 20 years for certain bombing injuries.
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Two Hurt Slightly In Area Plane Crash
Two Warren Ohio men escaped serious injury when their small plane crashed at Scandia Airport north of Warren Pennsylvania. Wet ground prevented proper braking and the craft ran off the runway into a wooded area. Pilot Robert M Robbins 46 and passenger Michael Pezner 23 were treated for minor lacerations and released. The plane suffered about 4000 dollars damage.
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Warren, Pa
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Ohio
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Warren General Hospital
Richard Skillman
Butler
Antiorganized crime bill proposals spark debate and aid
Legislation aims to strengthen witness protection and testimony procedures, ease wiretap evidence use, create special grand juries to probe organized crime, curb interstate gambling, and shield legitimate businesses from racketeers. Speiser argues against theories that lax constitutional limits curb crime and notes ACLU readiness to challenge forthcoming provisions.
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Speiser
Nixon
ACLU
NYU student father wins partial tuition refund in court
A New York judge awarded 277.40 to kaeee Paynter, father of a NYU student, after campus unrest led to 19 canceled class days last May. Judge Patrick J. Picariello ruled in Small Claims Court that the university yielded too easily to campus dissidents, ushering in intimidation.
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New York University
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Kaeee Paynter
Queens
Paynter
Raymond
NYU
U.S
Cambodia
National Guard
Kent State University
Picariello
U.S. District Court
Milwaukee
Wis
Myron Gordon
University of Wisconsin
Gordon
Letter writers discuss Mr Scannel and morals
A reader correspondence criticizes Mr Scannel and the Journal for morality stance. The letter predicts future regret about current morals and lifestyle. It is signed by Mrs. Robert Kubiak of 100 Airport Road.
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Scannel
Robert Kubiak
Airport Road
Former Clerk Jailed For Jury Tampering
In Pittsburgh AP report, a former federal chief deputy clerk Robert H. Torquato of Belle Vernon received four years in prison for jury tampering, and his wife Constance Torquato got 60 days of a three year sentence plus probation. The piece also notes extended campus disruption context and related lawsuits.
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Pittsburgh
Robert H. Torquato
Belle Vernon
Constance Torquato
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