Car Store Crash Causes $5100 In Damage At Spring And West Main
A crash at 3 40 p m Saturday at Spring and West Main streets totaled 5100 in damage to two cars and Connie's Supermarket. John J Koziara 48 Oil City charged with failure to yield after his northbound car hit George P Kuzma 58 of 24 Raymond avenue as Kuzma traveled west on West Main. Kuzma’s car smashed into a sign trash can and a fruit stand then plowed into the store front causing plate glass windows and wall damage. Store owners Connie Frisina and daughters estimate 3500 in damage to the storefront. Koziara 600. Kuzma 1000. District Justice Porter Auer processed the charge.
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Spring and
West Main Streets
John J. Koziara
Oil City
Spring Street
West Main
Koziara
Kuzma
Connie's
Connie Frisina
Margaret
Josephine
Kozia
Sixteen Deadly Murders Tied to De Mau Mau Gang Roaming
Sheriff Elrod says eight members of the De Mau Mau gang charged in nine murders were roaming the countryside looking for victims. Victims include two Barrington Hills families and a rural Monee family, with connections spanning Carbondale to Highland Park.
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Chicago
Richard J. Elrod
Elrod
Israel launches five air strikes on guerrilla bases
Five Israeli air strikes hit guerrilla bases in Lebanon and Syria marking a shift to an offensive phase. Targets included Sinik Dakifa Dier el Ashayer and a naval base at Ras el Naba near the Litani Delta, with a Syria camp also hit. The raids neared Beirut and Damascus as London cautioned they hinder peace.
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Associated Preas
Lebanon
Syria
Illas
Firat
Britain
Middle East
Foreign Office
London
Haim Herzog
Sinik
Dakifa
Dier Ef Ashayer
Ras el Naba
Litani
Beirut
Damascus
Radio
Missiaf
Mediterranean
No-fault auto bill faces GOP backlash in Harrisburg
GOP backers push to kill a consumer oriented no-fault auto insurance bill. Republicans warn premiums could rise and oppose swift passage. Gov. Shapp supports a basic no-fault plan aimed at benefiting accident victims, while conference deliberations stall amid veto threats and political maneuvering ahead of the 1974 gubernatorial race. Cloudy, cooler weather and a mid 1974 premium hike were noted amid the policy debate.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Milton Shapp
William H. Yohn
R-Mont
Paign
Cam
Ike All de Gees
Yohn
Corry
Ers
Boy 12, Man Killed In Area Hunt Mishaps
A 12-year-old boy, William McElhany of Carnegie, was accidentally shot to death Saturday afternoon at a hunting camp three miles south of Tionesta. He was shot by his uncle Joseph Kojsza of Oakdale while Kojsza loaded a shotgun in the camp yard. coroner James Hassett ruled the death accidental. The incident occurred in Green Township, Forest County, and Earnest Taylor, district game protector, investigated. Another hunting mishap left Michael Berry, 1, of Titusville, injured in a waterfowl accident on Oct. 7.
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Dorothy Derry
Corbett
Barbara Boand
Army Spec
William E. Richter
Edens Expressway
Chicago
Highland Park
Michael Gerchenson
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Elrod
James B. Cowlish
Cook County
Edward V. Hanrahan
South Side
Tionesta
William McElhany
Carnegie
Joseph Kojsza
Oakdale
Forest County
James Hassett
Green Township
Earnest Taylor
Michael T. Berry
Titusville
DOJ proposes IBM breakup to boost computer industry competition
New York AP bulletin reports the Justice Department in U S District Court filed a position paper outlining tentative remedies to IBM's alleged monopoly. The action tied to a case begun January 17 1969. The filing signals a major antitrust strategy to divide IBM into several entities to foster competition in computing.
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New York
Justice Department
High International Business Machines Corp
U.S. District Court
IBM
Saigon Highway Travel Dangerous Amid Harassment
AP reports two major Saigon exit routes unsafe due to Communist harassment. Route 1 near the Central Highlands was cut by a culvert and remained closed. Route 15 to Vung Tau saw limited traffic after ambushes last week. Highway 13 north of Saigon was closed, while traffic on Highway 14 near Pleiku faced attacks. Morale remains high with B52 strikes and ground operations ongoing as U.S. advisers endure casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Vung Tau
Central Highlands
Highway 1
Highway 14
Pleiku
Kontum Airfield
Hue
Quang Ngai
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
South Vietnam
Crash Light At Columbus Intersection
At a new detour intersection on Route 6 near Columbus the first crash occurred at 10:50 a.m. Joseph Kontz, 40, of St Marys stopped eastbound on Route 957 and was hit in the rear by a car driven by Mary Keller, 21, of Hollidaysburg. Damages totaled 175 dollars. no injuries reported.
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Columbus
Corry
Joseph Kontz
St. Marys
Mary Keller
Hollidaysburg
Kontz
Corry-Clymer Road
Thomas M. Simmonson
Lemon Street
John Kane
Ontario
N.Y
Spartansburg
Plane crash near Wattsburg kills two Air Force crew
Military investigators probe jet fighter exploded during routine training near Wattsburg, killing Capt. Thomas M. Putt of Kent Ohio and Maj. Michael C. Freeman of Wooster Ohio. The A37 swept-wing jet from the 910th Reserve Unit crashed near the New York Pennsylvania border, debris scattered through woodland and open fields as a board reviews evidence in Youngstown.
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Associated Press
Wattsburg
Thomas M. Putt
Kent
Ohio
Michael C. Freeman
Wooster
910Th
Youngstown
Collins
Youngstown Municipal
John Griffin
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Connie’s
Journal
George P. Kuzma
Raymond Avenue
Israel
Gop
Backer
Boy
Kojsza
Bulletin
Benjamin Calderone
William Halfast
Erie County
Robert Grice
Streets
David Johnson
Istanbul
Turkey
Izmit
Rahm Sarpay
Air Force
Pryor
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