Bear sightings and city incidents across Warren area
Residents report a bear sighting in travel on Monday. A bus driver says students saw a bear cross their path at 7 45 am. Another sighting near Jackson Valley Country Club around 9 pm. State Police report two vehicle crashes with no injuries. A 11 05 am collision on Route 27 77 involved Philip Gravink and Helen Clark, totaling 1150 dollars in damage. A tractor-trailer collision with Milton Grosch occurs on a Warren bridge exit. A possible malicious mischief case leads to the arrest of Ernest McMichael on a drunk charge. Police respond to a window break at Mrs. Bertha McMichael s East Park Place apartment. suspect is her ex husband seen in the park. Oasis Tavern disturbance ends with advice to involve an alderman. Real estate transfers list Mildred Spencer Sorenson selling to Maurice Gjertson in Wayne Township. Los Angeles Juvenile Home reports two runaway boys from Corry and Youngsville being held, prompting Corry police to notify parents. Corry Civil Defense asks all members to report in uniform to CC headquarters 6 45 pm for traffic duty at a football game. Scottdale funeral attendees list incomplete. names omitted from published list. Spring Corporation reports earnings of 4 642 407 or 3 44 per share on sales 90 130 461, slightly below last year s record. Borough officials in Spar tansburg back trick or treat on Oct 20 or Oct 30, with 6 to 9 pm hours. Sparta Airport Authority approves Clarence Wallace to fill a vacancy, replacing Ronald Willman. Winter Carnival planning begins for Dec 26 28. Pennsylvania Traffic Safety lists suspensions for local residents for various offenses and durations.
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Warren
Pittsfield
Philip T. Gravink
RD. 2
Clymer
Helen S. Clark
Oil City
Samuel H. Curran
Willowick
Ohio
Milton Grosch
R.D. 1
Clarendon
Senator Calls Kent Findings Whitewash at Kent State
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio lambasted Ohio's special grand jury report on Kent State University disorders as a whitewash. He argued no students should be indicted, predicted a federal grand jury, and said only students who burned the ROTC building deserve discipline.
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Pittsburgh
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Kent State University
Carnegie-Mellon University
Young
Kent State
Ohio National Guard
Carnegie-Mellon
American Wins 1970 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Norman Borlaug, American agricultural expert, awarded the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize. A University of Minnesota graduate, he directs Rockefeller Foundation projects in Mexico with a team from 17 nations developing high yielding grains. The prize includes 00,000 dollars and a gold medal, to be presented December 10.
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Oslo
Norway
Norman Ernest Borlaug
Borlaug
University of Minnesota
Mexico City
Cresco
Iowa
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Agricultural Institute
Mexico
Funeral Services for Mrs. Zelma M. Gates
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs. Zelma M. Gates. Rev. Kenneth Lewis officiated. burial followed at Wales Cemetery. Pallbearers included Gordon Allen, David Gates, Alton Huntley, Howard Huntley, Bruce Palmer, and Daryl Thornton. Attendees came from Union City, North East, Ripley, Findley Lake, Lansing, and surrounding areas, with many Corry area relatives present.
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Zelma M. Gates
Grant Ward
Findley Lake
Corry Area
Policeman Faces Grand Jury In Buddy's Death
Pittsburgh AP reports detective Richard Borghini faces Allegheny County grand jury after coroner's jury finds sufficient evidence for involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of patrolman John Scott. Borghini testified he did not mean to fire and did not know the gun discharged. Police testimony from the Northside precinct squad room indicated no horseplay prior to the incident. The six woman coroner's panel deliberated about two hours before returning its ruling. World Trip by Sail: Osaka to sail around world in 30 years by three Japanese yachtsmen who built a 10 year craft. They plan to visit 70 ports including the United States and Brazil.
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Pittsburgh
Richard Borghini
Allegheny County
Borghini
John Scott
Northside
Osaka
Japan
United States
Indonesia
Australia
Canada
Brazil
France
Italy
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Miles at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born today to Mr Ralph Miles and his wife at Corry Memorial Hospital. The mother is the former Paula Redenz.
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Ralph Miles
Brook Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Miles
Paula Redenz
Widowed Mother Arrested in 247-Pound Pot Shipment
Cleveland authorities arrested a widowed mother of six after a tip led to the seizure of 247 pounds of marijuana valued at 350000 dollars arriving from El Paso, Texas. Officers watched suitcases at Cleveland Hopkins Airport then followed a van to an East Side address where the suspect was taken into custody.
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Cleveland, Ohio
el Paso
Tex
Cleveland
U.S
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Probe Murder in Olean Area
CLEAN New York troopers investigate the stabbing murder of Carol Fitzmaurice a 23 year old Allegany woman found by her husband Daniel at home. The body was taken to Olean General Hospital for autopsy with no suspects or leads.
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Clean
N.Y
New York State
Carol Fitzmaurice
Allegany
Daniel
Fitzmaurice
Olean General Hospital
Widow’s Suitcases Contain 394 Marijuana Packages
Police said the 34-year-old widow faced a case after 394 ten-ounce marijuana bundles were found, ready to be rolled into cigarettes, according to authorities.
Hunter Dead in Warren Area After Man Found in Hunt Camp
An Ohio man, Samuel King 62 of Newton Falls, was found dead at a hunting camp on Fuellhart Island north of Tidioute. Coroner Dr. Robert Simonson will conduct an autopsy. King was located by Steven Banish and James Schaffer. In the same Warren area, Kenneth Dar, 20, of Warren, was missing after entering the woods with Greg Nosel at 4:30 p.m. and was found later this morning, the two men reported. State Police, volunteers, and firemen searched the Sheffield area overnight.
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Ohio
Fuellhart Island
Tidioute
Forrest County
Robert Simonson
Samuel King
Newton Falls
Pennsylvania
King
Steven Banish
James Schaffer
Pittsburgh
Warren
Sheffield
Kenneth Dar
Greg Nosel
Nosel
Dar
Warren Barracks
Foetal
Driver Killed Trying To Outrun Police
A 23-year-old Zelienople man, Frank A. Burke, died after a high speed chase with Jackson Township police on Route 19 near Bradford Road in Butler County. He reportedly traveled 100 mph, passed two tractor-trailers, and the car rolled end over end, landing 400 feet from the highway. Burke was thrown about 57 feet and died on arrival at North Hills Passavant.
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Zelienople
Route 19
Bradford Road
Butler County
Jackson Township
Frank A. Burke
North Hills Passavant Ital
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Warren Ares
Mra
Mary Lou Falconer
Lander
Arthur van ‘Ord
Lander-Russell Road
Jackson Valley Country Club
Bertha McMichael
East Park Place
Oasis
East Main Street
Erie County
Mildred Spencer Sorenson
Maurice W. Gjertson
Wayne Township
Los Angeles County
Corry
Youngsville
David Tremblay
R.D
Dennis Holden
Scottdale
Katherine Komenda
Dennis Pratz
Michael
Stanley Komenda
Virginia Smithmosky
Paul Koontz
Spring Corporation
Raymond
Ig Cara
Associated
Spartansburg
Crawford County Boroughs Association
Sparta
City Airport Authority
Clarence Wallace
Wallace
Ronald Willman
Chamber of Commerce
Venture Inn
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
John D. Sutton
B.A. Brumagin
Wattsburg
Thomas A. Jackson
Essex Street
Charles A. Silvis
109Th Street
William D. Walsh Jr
Martin Luther King Jr
George C. Ralph J. Bunche
Linus Pauling
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Loblaws
Maxwell House Coffee
Miracle Whif
Orchard Park
Fov
Bigua
Nemes
Hag
Onssas
UG Tr
Murray
Muator
Ana
Jane
Stereg
Tou
Ross
Wattsburg Church
Ronald Amon
Jamestown Street
Clair Peck
Rev
Amon
Buddy
Jack Lemmon
Sandy Dennis
Dean Jones
Michele Lee
Charlton Heston
Kim Hunter
James Franciscus
Etek
the “Y
Columbus
Olean
Hunter
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