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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
3
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Greensburg, Pa. William Masser, 33, of R D 1 Greensburg, was found shot to death in a parking lot outside a Hempfield Township apartment building. State police say a suspect is in custody, Frederick Mahoney, 49, of Fox Chapel near Pittsburgh, held on an open murder charge. police say Masser and Mahoney argued outside the Tollgate Hill building and Masser was killed with a .32 caliber automatic pistol.
The Public Service Commission ordered utilities to curb gas use amid a possible interstate shortage. Measures ban new customers except for small homes with alt fuels, limit supplies to existing customers after Dec 1, prioritize residential users and hospitals, and end promotional activity by Jan 1. In France, a Stradivarius violin was found in a closet, linked to ancestral student of Saint-Saens.
SAN JUAN AP The passengers and most of the crew of the hijacked American Airlines 747 jumbo jet arrived in San Juan Wednesday night. A witness, Marvin W. Schwartz, said he saw no action by the three sky marshals or the off duty FBI man aboard. He noted he only learned protection was aboard after landing at Havana.
In New Orleans AP report, the State Department explores sending 22 Cubans home after visas were denied for the group attending the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists congress. Nineteen are sugar cane technicians. three are crew from a Russian turboprop. Cuban officials insist the Cuban right to participate. The Cubans were kept in a hotel with limited contact while embassies work through Swiss and Czechoslovakian representatives. Meanwhile unrelated items note a jail term for disorderly conduct in Erie County and a separate hijacking incident near Puerto Rico with a Puerto Rican suspect.
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