Court Orders Unknown Flight Path Investigation
Fragmentary note indicates a court action related to an airport and an unspecified route. Officials advised that a notification had been made and that the exact path or method remains unclear amidst the surrounding legal matter.
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Night comedy venture sparks uncertain notes
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Beavers topple Girard 18 6 as Cragg runs for 185 yards
Corry senior tailback Mike Cragg wearing number 11 dominated the Erie County League opener, rushing for 185 yards to lead the Beavers past Girard 18 to 6 amid strong support from teammates. The Journal noted a full story and statistics on the sports page.
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Anita Downgraded From Hurricane To Tropical Storm In Mexico
Hurricane Anita weakened to a tropical storm after striking the northeastern Mexican coast near La Pesca and Soto la Marina. Military and Red Cross reported no deaths or injuries yet, while thousands were evacuated along a 240 mile stretch. Flash floods threatened areas as rains continued and officials planned disaster relief tours.
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Pittsburgh Couple Claims 10000 Lottery Ticket Win
Tom and Philomena Drake of McMurray Pennsylvania say they found a $10,000 winning ticket in a batch they sifted for 44 hours. They have 42 qualifying tickets and aim for 700 before the Pennsylvania Instant Bingo Lottery ends. They plan to deliver the ticket to Harrisburg lottery officials.
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All Land Pipeline Agreement Nears Government Review
U S and Canadian negotiators voiced agreement on an all land Alaska gas pipeline route through Canada and said the accord would be submitted to their governments early next week. Executive officials noted remaining details and possible congressional reaction ahead of a Carter Trudeau meeting tied to the Panama Canal treaty signing.
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Car Kills Area Man at Wattsburg Fairgrounds
State police continue investigation of a pedestrian fatality at the Wattsburg Fairgrounds at 11 00 last night. Albert J. Vincent 70 of Sherman New York was struck on Route 8 by a southbound car driven by 16 year old Dale Sonney of Erie. Deputy Coroner Mark Glenn pronounced him dead.
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London Skirt Slasher Nabbed
London police report arrest of Graham Carter, 23, linked to 18 skirt clipping incidents across Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus and Green Park stations over six months. Carter was caught January 23 while approaching a victim on an escalator. he confessed to all 18 attacks.
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Unions Lose 767000 Members in Two-Year Span
Washington AP reports U S labor unions shed 767000 members, mainly women, in 1974-76, dropping total union rolls to 19.4 million from 20.2 million. Associations gained 400000 members, led by the National Education Association, while manufacturing and construction jobs fell by 1.4 million.
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Rome Faces Water Shortage With Fountains Capped
Rome plans to cap more than 1400 street drinking fountains to save water as officials urge residents to cut daily use by at least 2 percent to preserve dwindling supplies. A new aqueduct is slated for 1979 or 1980, while major sites like Trevi remain unaffected.
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Like The Edsel Guy Bows Out Of Picture
Ford dealer Guy Fish of Spartansburg received a company plaque after 50 years selling Fords. The interview recalls Edsel, Lincoln 12 cylinder, and Thunderbird fortunes, noting Edsel name issues and market missteps, Lincoln’s complexity, and Thunderbirds evolution. Fish plans semi retirement handing control to Bernie Skiff as he and his wife plan winters south.
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