Is Pa Skeleton Jimmy Hoffa
Medical examiners in New York and New Jersey compared dental records to identify a skeleton found near Honesdale Pennsylvania as Jimmy Hoffa. The decedent, a White male about 62, Hoffa’s age at disappearance, had extensive dental work. a final determination depended on records. The body was found in two plastic bags in thick underbrush by a hunter.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Dominick DiMaio
New York City
Hoffa
Detroit
Holfa
Honesdale
DiMaio
Foffa
Robert Jennings
Wayne County
James P. Hoffa
Jenkings
New York Medical Examiner's Office
Jennings
FBI
John Perrige
Sail
Light Damage In Crash Here Yesterday
An accident in front of Route 6 Plaza yesterday around 3 20 p m left two cars with minor damage and drivers shaken but uninjured Eva L Vanderhoof 66 of Corry drove a westbound vehicle stopped for a turn into the plaza when rear ended by Virginia L Johnson of H D 2 Clymer The collision prompted police to investigate a burglary report at Prime Builders on Spring Street Hill where Bruce Gordon West Rushville Ohio said an electric miter box valued at 259 was stolen and a dark blue Ford pickup was seen leaving the site foreman spotted the thief and deterred further theft Two traffic tickets were issued Ruth Mar 2 West Frederick Street speeding 60 in a 35 mph zone and David Ay Lee Risa Road running a red light at South Center and South Streets.
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Route 6 Plaza
Eva L. Vanderhoof
Corry
Plaza
Virginia L. Johnson
H.D. 2
Clymer
Ms. Johnson
Ruth
Mar of
Frederick Street
Wayne Street
David Ay Lee
Risa Road
South Center
South Streets
Burglar Settles For Little Things at Mobile Home
State police at Corry sub station reported a minor burglary at John Tennies’s mobile home in Spartansburg. Entry left items in disarray and three cupcakes eaten. troopers called it not a major crime.
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Corry
John Tennies
IUD
Spartansburg
Toledo Schools Close as Voters Face Tax Measure
Toledo Ohio would shutter eighty schools after classes today with a $2 per year per $1,000 levy tied to a November special tax vote. If approved the district could borrow funds to stay open until Christmas. five prior levy attempts have failed in nine years. Philadelphia plans to keep schools open while seeking authority to borrow $50 million amid cash concerns. A Cleveland desegregation plan hearing is set for next month.
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Associatea
Toledo
Ohio
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Economy shows signs of coming out of slowdown
Washington AP reports the leading indicators index rose for September for the third month, signaling growth ahead after a summer slowdown. August figures were revised to a large 1.4 percent jump, aided by business formation, with gains in money supply and plant and equipment orders but drag from weak workweek, layoffs, stock prices, and building permits. President Carter mulls tax cuts timing, linking action to Congress on Social Security and energy bills.
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Washington
Carter
Commerce Department
Congress
Tax hike for Social Security hits House approval
The House passed legislation raising Social Security taxes for workers and employers. The plan, to be voted in the Senate next week, targets higher earners with steeper payments. Officials say the move aims to keep the system solvent amid deficits and aging demographics. Representative Al Ullman says the bill addresses the financial crisis despite opposition to the large tax rise.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
Moonie Nabbed and Fined for Selling Candy Here
Bryan Bloch of Manoa Pa a Moonie member was arrested for peddling and soliciting without a permit at Shawnee Village Carry. He appeared before District Justice Patsy Nichols and paid a 29 dollar fine plus 16 dollars costs. Police Chief Kenneth Nichols noted Moonies had been warned months earlier and were booted from town previously.
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Shawnee Village
Kenneth Nichols
Bryan Bloch
Manoa
Bloch
Patsy Nichols
Cragg Honored At Erie Luncheon For MS Player Of Year
Corry Beaver running back Mike Cragg was honored at a Erie luncheon as the 1973 104 high school MS player of the year. WWCK's Larry Garrett and Tom Shannon attended along with CAHS coach Joe Sanford and cheerleaders. A charity total of 2677.15 was donated in Cragg's name. He received a large trophy and an AM FM stereo cassette outfit from J C Penney. He seeks to break the Erie County League scoring record tonight against Ft LeBoeuf after tying Bob Ferrando on 138 points.
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Corry Beaver
Mike Cragg
WWCK
Larry Garrett
Tom Shannon
Erie
Cragg
Joe Sanford
CAHS
J.C. Penny
Bob Ferrando
Beavers
Ft. LeBoeuf
Eviction dispute over flea infestation at Corry housing complex
The Corry Housing Authority seeks eviction of the Hoy Sheerers from a South Center Street apartment claiming they threaten other tenants. The Sheerers’ attorney argues the 30 day move period applies, while the authority cites a lease clause allowing rapid eviction for threats. The case involves allegations of a flea infested unit and disputed payment scales.
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Corry
Sheerers
Grice
Man Electrocuted in Pittsfield Apple Picking Mishap
In Mayville area, William L. Atkinson 40, was electrocuted when an aluminum extension ladder touched a high voltage line while picking apples on William Saunders Sr property. His 13 year old stepson Kenneth Haley Jr suffered severe burns and was hospitalized. The incident occurred Wednesday evening in Pittsfield Township near Warren General Hospital.
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Mayville
Pittsfield
William L. Atkinson
Warren General Hospital
Charles Mackenzie
Atkinson
Kenneth Haley
Buffalo Burn Treatment Center
William Saunders Sr
Arnold Hagberg
Warren Fleetiie Cooperative
Getneeemean
Suns Ube
Sie Hut
Hagberg
Seling Saudners Lvl
Youngsville
Halles Lee
Geone
Mktson
Arilis Stepson
Woa
Meet the Candidates Night Sees 100 Plus At Corry YMCA
Robabender and Robison top bill as mudslinging county exec race opens. County Council Sixth District contenders Ryan Nygaard push local representation and tax-dollar clarity. Mayoral rivals Ribler and Johnson vow to renew downtown and senior services while city council hopefuls Hanna Barton Bennink vie for two seats.
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Rick Martin
YMCA
Corry
Mire
Don Ryan
Union City
Richard Nyganed
North East
Wattsburg
Northeast
Ryan
Nygaard
Nygard
Erie
Mary Ann Ribller
Michael Mickey" Johnson
Low Hanna
Elizabeth Barton
van Bennink
Gan
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Vanderhoof
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Toledo Schools
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Unification Church
Sore
Moonies
Carry
Shurers
Athority
Renal
Au Murve
Shryviny
Man
Boy
Walter Phaliniss
Exith Ripyon
Obmu
Brabender
Robison
Robert Brabender
Russell
Robbie
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