Union City Man In Erie County Jail For Assault On Police
A Union City man, Wilbur Luot, 31, is jailed in Erie County on $5,000 bail after allegedly attacking two Corry police officers during an afternoon incident. He was arraigned before Alderman Norbert Bachomer and charged with aggravated assault. The pursuit began when a car connected to Carson, who identified as Admiral, fled after a tire blew at Dick's Used Cars. Carson drew a hunting knife on officers, who disarmed him. one officer was nicked on the hand. Carson has a prior Erie record, including a 1989 shooting incident at Hammermill Paper Co. during a strike. He also faced a separate charge of unlawful weapon involvement.
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Erie County
Corry
Norbert Bavhomer
Wilbur Laoet
Miles Street
Unionity
Richard Rowland
Carson
Rowland
Morris Area
East Main Street
Kenneth Nichols
James Hurlbut
Caron
Nichols
Hurlbut
Bachomer
Erie
Erie Police Department
Stanley Kubefa
Erie Police
Journal Today
Hammermill Paper Co
Kubera
Route 6
Lena W. Calvin
Fairview Street
Gregory M. Hartley
West
Smith Street
Calvin
Kiddies Parade Set for October 31 at 2 30 PM
The annual Kiddies Halloween parade will occur Saturday October 31 at 2 30 p.m. sponsoring Local 629 UAW Raymond Division of Associated Spring. Parade starts in the Raymond Division parking lot ends at City Park for costume judging. Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce donates $20 for prizes and seeks additional donations from merchants by October 22. Prizes will be collected by union sponsors.
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Ty Local
UAW
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Call Off Search When Couple Found At Home
Corry Civil Defense launched a full search in Brooks Rocks after a 10:45 p.m. call that Mr. and Mrs. Warren Engle and relatives were missing. Engle searched since 6 p.m. while his wife remained missing until the Wetmores informed responders. Both Engles were found at home by 1:30 a.m. and police confirmed their return. the operation ended with the Engles home and no further efforts required.
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Corry Civil Defense
Brooks Rocks
Corry
Warren Engle
Concord Street
Brooks Rocks Park
Engles
Charles Wetmore
Wattsburg
Wetmores
Loopholes Cover Up Secret Election Fund
Washington political money leaks show hidden DC committees routing campaign funds to senators. Major figures including Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott head lists, with contributions from labor, restaurants, coal, steel, and other groups. Several candidates own multiple DC committees. total sums reach hundreds of thousands, with secrecy remaining shielded.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Senate Labor Committee
D.C
District of Columbia
Congress
Teamsters
Violence escalate as Montreal hunts FLQ kidnappers continues
Montreal under heavy security as army and police sweep streets and block routes to capture FLQ suspects in the Laporte and Cross cases. Trudeau pledges calm courts, while warrants target Marc Carbonneau and Paul Rose amid renewed threats and border checks near the U S.
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U.S
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mounted Police
Quebec
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Montreal
Bally
Laporte
Ottawa
Marc Carbonneau
Paul Rose
Rise and Fall of Quebec FLQ in Montreal
A historical overview traces the Quebec Liberation Front from its 1983 youth movement roots to a harder 1960s and 70s radical phase. It notes bombings against symbols of colonial power, the 1968 cross-border upheaval during Trudeau's tenure, and clashes over language and schooling in Montreal's diverse neighborhoods and institutions.
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Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Quebec
Supreme Court Hearing Over 17 Million Votes At Stake
The 1970 federal voting rights law, signed by President Nixon, faces a Supreme Court test as the government defends provisions expanding the electorate to 18-year-olds and abolishing literacy tests while states like Oregon Texas Arizona and Idaho challenge Congress authority. The case could affect presidential elections and congressional makeup with implications for absentee ballots residency rules and voter qualification across 40 states and the District of Columbia.
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U.S
Oregon
Texas
Arizona
Idaho
Nixon
Justice Department
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District of Columbia
Hawaii
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
North Carolina
Driver Charged With Drunk Driving After Two Car Crash
Lily police answered a two car crash yesterday and charged Ralph E. Ross 49 of 216 Duane street with drunk driving after investigators found evidence he had been drinking. The other driver was Zaczkiewics Mana 110 East Congress street. Damage to each car was estimated at Bw.
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Ross
Norbert Bachomner
Council agenda fills evening with budget talks and new pick
City Council plans a full evening including swearing in Robert Grice to replace Donald Cross. Items include utility tax implications on municipally owned facilities, PUC inspection of railroad crossings, second readings on bailouts for East street hill and the city employee pension fund, plus 1970 budget talks and bids for a fire department truck. Also reports on sidewalks paving and snow removal contracts with the State. A Route 6 collision caused nearly $1000 damage with no injuries. A Sparta township crash on Route 89 left a car on its side after a curve miss.
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Donald Cross
Robert Grice
West Church Street
Harrisburg
Corry
Public Utility Commission
East Street
Fire Department
State Transportation Department
Syrian Leader Cracks Whip On Guerrillas
Beir ut Lebanon AP Syria's new military ruler, Gen Hafez al Assad, clamps down on Palestinian guerrillas loyal to the former regime. He closes Damascus Saika headquarters, disarms guerrillas returning from Jordan, and detains them. Assad forces resignations, possibly prompting Jadid's flight. Jordanian-Israeli border fighting and village shelling follow as tensions rise.
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Lebanon
Syria
Hafez al- Assad
Air Force
Damascus
Saika
Central Committee
The
Palestine Resistance Movement
Jordan
Assad
Baath Socialist Party
Noureddin Atassi
Salah Jadid
Baath Party
Jadid
Israel
Iraq
Palestine
Amraya
Ramtha
Irbid
Hussein
Eee Eeeee
Jordanien Seertre Eniegs
Young Lords seize body in church, demand murder avenge
In East Harlem, members of the Young Lords seized the coffin of Julio Roldan, a boy allegedly found hanged in Manhattan’s Tombs prison, and brandished rifles outside First Spanish Methodist Church. City officials ruled death as self harm, while the group ends its no weapons policy amid a tense funeral crowd.
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Young Lords
East Harlem
First Spanish Methodist Church
Julio Roldan
Manhattan
Roldan
Richard Peres
The
Lords
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