Northwestern Pennsylvania Weather and Local Crime Briefs
The forecast for northwestern Pennsylvania calls for sunny and pleasant conditions today and tomorrow with highs in the mid 70s today and upper 60s tomorrow. Tonight will be clear and cool with lows in the upper 20s to upper 30s. Winds will be light and variable. The near zero chance of precipitation continues through Wednesday. Corry state police investigate multiple criminal mischief cases from Friday to Saturday with BB gun damage to windows at several residences including Frank Green’s in Corry and two other addresses on North Center Street. A one car accident Saturday caused about $1,000 damage when a car driven by Allen G. Carbaugh left the gravel road in Wayne Township and hit a tree, with no injuries. A parked car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer in Union City sustained about $100 damage from an unidentified vehicle in the West Smith Plaza lot. Paul L. Butcher, 28, of Corry RD1, pled guilty to driving while under the influence from an August 22 incident, receiving $150 fine, court costs, one year probation, license suspension, and mandatory attendance at an alcohol education program. Local driver James R. Caldwell, 26, faced reckless driving charges after police observed concerning maneuvers and filed charges with District Justice Porter Auer.
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Pennsylvania
Allen G. Carbaugh
R.D. 3
Corry
Wayne ‘Township
Joseph Palmer
Union City
West Smith Street Plaza
Palmer
Erie County
Paul L. Butcher
R.D.1
Butcher
Memoabilia Seal: Marilyn Monroe Letter Sells at Auction for 3385
In Los Angeles a 1952 Marilyn Monroe letter mailed to "Dearest Sunshine" shared top bidding among 41 Monroe items, selling for 3385. A blonde bidder, Janet Raymond, 21, Pepperdine student and Miss Santa Monica winner, offered against Burbank dealer Bill Sheringan for personal reasons.
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Los Angeles
Sunshine
Marilyn Monroe
Sid
Monroe
Marilyn
Janet Raymond
Pepperdine University
Daylight Saving May Become Year Round
Washington report examines year round daylight saving time as a solution to energy use. Key figures like Rep. Silvio Conte push for year round DST while the Nixon administration questions its practicality. DOT notes limited electricity savings and uncertain impact on crime and safety, with urban and rural advocates clashing over morning darkness for farm work.
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Washington
Silvio O. Conte
R-Mass
Nixon
Congress
Impeachment: How It Works
Washington AP outlines constitutional framework for impeachment. House initiates by simple majority, Senate conducts trial with two thirds to convict, chief justice presides. Historic note cites Andrew Johnson near conviction. volume on impeachment history released by House Judiciary Committee amid Watergate probes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Supreme Court
United States
Andrew Johnson
U.S
House Judiciary Committee
Spiro T .Agnew
Activities Committee
Peter W. Roding
D-N.j
Government Printing Office
Deaths in Corry and Spartansburg Regions
Obituaries note Fred Schwab 80 of the Bronx died at Corry Memorial Hospital after recent hospital stays and retirement from G A Meld Stainless Steel. Survived by wife Mary McDermott and 2 generations of relatives. cremation and Lutheran Cemetery interment planned. Also Mrs Ina Crosby 81 of Spartansburg dies after extended illness at Corry Memorial Hospital. She married Ray H Crosby in 1916 and leaves a husband, two children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. services at H Richard Hays Funeral Home with interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Memorials suggested to charities of choice.
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Fred Schwab
My Schwab
Bronk
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
St Vincent's Hospital
Birle
Corry Hospital
New York City
G.A. Meld Stainless Steel
Long Island
I. Crosby
Ina B. Crosby
R.D
Spartansburg
Sparta Township
Ray H. Crosby
First Baptist Church of
Guy Bewley
Paradise
Calif
Ray
Roy Bewley
Mae Bewley
Rose Hill Cemetery
Can't Guarantee Mental Safety in State Hospitals
Gov. Shapp warns that budget cuts endanger 28,000 patients in state mental hospitals. He cites reduced repairs from 6 million to 2 million and urges the Republican House to restore 13 million cut from his budget. He claims staffing falls below federal Medicaid standards and could jeopardize $40,000 in federal funds.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Shap
House
Impeachment Crisis Forces Cox Firing and Tape Saga
Solicitor General Robert H. Bork becomes acting attorney general and fires Cox. The Watergate special prosecution force is dissolved. Nixon ordered to surrender tapes to Judge Sirica for inspection to decide their release to a grand jury. Sirica’s order upheld by the circuit court. Nixon declines Supreme Court review. Sirica travels, directing staff to research.
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Robert H. Bork
Justice Department
Cox
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Nixon
U.S. District
Jodd
Sirica
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Security council adopts Kissinger Brezhnev plan amid mid east fighting
The UN Security Council backed a Soviet American resolution calling for an immediate halt to fighting in the Middle East and resumption of 1967 peace efforts. Israel reported gains around the Suez Canal and in Syria, while Egypt claimed heavy clashes and losses by Israeli forces. Syria said Israeli forces also landed on Mt Hermon with ongoing battles near Damascus and across the Syria Lebanon border. Meanwhile Watergate fallout widens as Cox’s prosecution team persists and figures call for impeachment or resignation.
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Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Council
Middle East
Israel
Anther
Suez Canal
West Bank
Egypt
Mt. Hermon
Lebanon
Damascus
Corry Area High School Senior Urges Impeachment
Joseph Zalik, president of the Corry Area High School senior class, says impeachment is needed now. He cites the weekend firing of the Watergate prosecutor and the resignations in the attorney general's office as evidence that the President is hiding something and should be removed.
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Joseph Zalik
Corry Area High School
Jackson Blames Big Business For Problems At AFL-CIO Meet
Miami Beach AFL-CIO audience hears Senator Henry M Jackson attack the Nixon administration for favoring big business over the poor. He cites grain sales with the Soviets, arms talks, and a trade package as setbacks, urging human rights progress and trade sanctions until Soviet citizens can emigrate freely.
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Miami Beach
Flenry M. Jackson
Organized Labor Today
Nixon
America
Thig
Jackson
Harding
Hoover
Washington Democrat
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Funeral services held for Mrs Mildred M Hodges at Bracken
Funeral services for Mrs Mildred M Hodges were conducted Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Charles Reich of the Corry Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses presiding. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Gordon Berg Eugene Rice Rodney Ayers Howard Lauterbach Ronald Akam and Michael Roney. Relatives and friends attending from away included several Bergs Rices Akams and Schaub family members among others from Wattsburg Union City Warren and nearby areas. Many local friends and relatives were listed.
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M.M. Hodges
Mildred M. Hodges
Bracken
Charles Reich
Corry
Union City
Gordon Berg
Ronald Akam
Vinton Akam
Walter Dombrowski
Damaris Lauterbach
Pauline Moody
Eugene Rice
Lyle Berg
James Engels
Wattsburg
Effie Springer
Kenneth Gibson
Warren
Burton Dunnewold
Clymer
Rob Burns
Waterford
Sacramento
Calif
California
State Assembly
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Corry Journa
Frank Green
John Bensink
North Center Street
Courtney Fargo
Bensink
Fargo Place
James R. Caldwell
Mead Avenue
Porter Auer
Department of Transportation
DOT
Great Britain
Department of Justice
Cherry Hill
South Main Street
Temi
Ethan Allen, Inc
Bork
Aflcio
George Meany
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers of America
Carl Albert
Ripon Society
Senate Watergate Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson TI
D-Nl
Western Union
White House
Summit Homes, Inc
Summit Homes
Bree Cave
TOR
Sumantomes
Vince AN
Simmit Homes
Rt. 6
Mister Donutic
Corry, Warren
Jamestown
Gene
True Value
Washington Street
Gayla Beverages
Troyer’s
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