Fragmentary OCR Item on Legal Dispute and Fire
An incomplete OCR passage references a fire at a building and a legal dispute involving an attorney, widow, and agency. The text is garbled with mentions of funding turmoil, arrests, and documents, but no clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Winter Weather Hits Erie Area With Snow and Worsening Roads
Heavy snow and 30 degree temperatures battered the region as police scrambled for salt and trucks while downed power lines and icy streets led to two-car crashes. Drivers Stephen Burlington, 50, and Gary Jaquith, 29, were involved in incidents causing minor property damage, with injuries noted for Ellery Tarbell and others treated at local hospitals as I-90 and local roads iced over.
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Washington Street
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Edinboro
Corry
Chautauqua County
Erie County
Ellery Tarbell
Grave Street
Union City
Saint Vincent Health Center
Merrill
Third Avenue
Hamot’Medical “Center
Mary Wallace
Kathy Wallace
Erie
Blood Donors Sought For ABC Red Cross Drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the city on Wednesday October 27 seeking to fill a quota of 135 pints. Officials press regular and new donors to set aside time, noting regional district pressure to meet the goal and improve past near misses.
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Red Cross
Buffalo
H Rap Brown Released from Federal Charges in New Orleans
H Rap Brown, noted 1960s militant advocate, freed after last federal charges dismissed. DOJ confirms release from Brooklyn custody following parole from Stormville NY state prison. In Cleveland, Daniel Stuckey, 19, sentenced to die for murder of 8 year old Karen Keller with execution date set for May 7 next year.
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H. Rap Brown
New Orleans
Brown
Justice Department
Washington
Brooklyn
Stormville
N.Y
Cleveland
Danl Stuckey
Stuckey
Karen Keller
Peteod
James McGettrick
Mid-Air Collision Shocks Venice School Children
About 100 students and teachers watched as two planes collided over Venice near LAX. Both pilots died. ground injuries were avoided. Debris and bodies rained down, prompting indoor sheltering and souvenir-seeking crowds. FAA cited six mile visibility with haze.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Roller
Marina Light and Life Christian School
Roller
Marcia Falcone
Venice
Los Angeles International
Federal Aviation Administration
Polls Can't Predict Race Too Close
New York AP reports polls show Carter up 2 to 6 points but margins of error and volatile public opinion make outcomes hard to gauge. Dr George Gallup Sr notes unprecedented shifts since conventions and says predicting a winner this year is not reliable.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
George Gallup Sr
Gallup
Final Debate Goes Tonight Williamsburg Returns Deepened Home Stretch
Ford and Carter face a final head to head in Williamsburg Va as campaigns plan last pushes across eight key battleground states. Polls after the first two debates showed Ford edges and Carter parity leaving the outcome uncertain in the race for the White House. Both candidates scheduled nonstop travel with stops in California New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Texas and New Jersey while the vice presidential duel had already seen more animated exchanges. Carter flew to Williamsburg after the New York dinner and Ford prepared for the final debate and related campaigning.
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Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
White House
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Ford
Carter
Bob Dole
Walter F. Mondale
al Smith
New York
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Europe
Jimmy Proof
Playboy Magazine
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Air Force One
Washington
California
Winds
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
New Jersey
Wlliamsburg
Defense Budget Debate Between Ford and Carter
A Look At The Record analyzes the third Ford Carter debate focusing on defense spending. Carter advocates a 5 to 7 billion dollar cut without weakening military strength, while Ford defends near historic high budgets and warns cuts threaten U S might. It notes figures cited by both candidates, Schlesinger’s testimony, and the fiscal 1977 defense budget context of 111 billion dollars.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Pentagon
America
Defense
James Schlesinger
Time Magazine
Schlesinger
Plains
Heinz Tops Senate Spend List With Personal Funds
Common Cause reports U S Senate candidates have spent 23.4 million, with John Heinz leading at 1.01 million spent and 1.5 million from his own resources. Green trails with 761,206. Buckley and Tunney also top spenders. The study notes near parity in spending between Democrats and Republicans and critiques on wealth influence. Penny-for-Politics debate frames wealth as campaign power.
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Common Cause
U.S. Senate
John Heinz
Senate
Scott
Heinz
William Green
Green
John D. Tower
R-Tex
Supreme Court
Fred Wertheimer
John Tunney
D-Calif
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Bill Brock
R-Tenn
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Demcratic
Howard Metzenbaum
Federal Election Commission
Columbus Firemen Save Park Dwelling
Firefighters were dispatched at 1 50 a m to a Cottage Park house fire near Columbus. Chief David Curtis said the blaze started in a fuse box and climbed the frame structure. The home, occupied by Mr and Mrs James Smith and owned by Richard Maedie of Arrowbear Calif, was saved with only water and exterior damage. Estimated loss about $2000.
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Cottage Park
David Curtis
James Smith
Curtis
Richard Maedie
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