Trade group debates customs division reform
Cryptic OCR fragments describe discussions among inter European and US trade bodies. References to Castellani, drug trafficking, and organizational names hint at regulatory and law enforcement topics but readable detail is limited.
Fragmentary notes reflect stray phrases in unclear text
The readable parts mention names like Kathi Hermione and Gina, a dinner, a booth, a basketball reference, and scattered phrases about a dale act and food. The passage lacks coherent events or confirmable details.
Youth Nabs in Car Theft Near Boron Station
UNION CITY A North Clymer youth, James L. Brightman, 20, was arrested by Officer Terry Still while attempting to steal a car near the Boron Station on North Main. Brightman, held on theft of movable property and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, was arraigned before District Justice Mary Jane Fuller and remanded to Erie County jail on a $500 bond.
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Erie
Mary Jane Fuller
Erie County
Motion Refused Urella Case Remains Closed
NORRISTOWN Pa AP The state failed to reopen the criminal wiretap and conspiracy case against Rocco P Urella and four others including three former state policemen The Montgomery County judge upheld a June 22 dismissal ruling denying the Commonwealths petition The case involved taps on phones of troopers tied to the Pennsylvania Crime Commission at a King of Prussia motel Urella was the trooper corps commissioner at the time Two defendants will have hearings later for separate proceedings District Justice George Ziegler will conduct hearings for the remaining two Former trooper James McCann and Lt Stephen Luchansky will also get hearings next month The state attorney general will withhold comment pending review of the dismissal
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Rocco P. Urella
Montgomery County
Arella
David E. Groshens
Commonwealth
Urella
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
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Groshens
George Ziegler
J. Shane Creamer
Milton Shapp
Creamer
Metro Kardash
Curtis W. Guyette
Gerald T. NeWall
John Robert Law Jr
James McCann
Stephen Luchansky
Israel Packer
Actress Cybill Shepherd Sues Playboy Over Seminudity Photos
Actress Cybill Shepherd sues Playboy magazine in Los Angeles for 9 million dollars claiming two seminude photos from The Last Picture Show were published without her consent and invade privacy and property rights. The suit also names Playboy’s publisher Hugh Hefner as a defendant.
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Los Angeles
Cybill Shepherd
Playboy Magazine
Memphis
Playboy
Dead Son Photographed by Accident in Plymouth Crash
Boston Globe photographer Bob Dean discovered the boy in his own photo was his son Steven, 17, among five-vehicle wrecks on Route 3 in Plymouth, Mass. Fellow photographers drove him to a Plymouth funeral home to identify the body. Meanwhile Vienna offers oldtime trolley tours of the city, visiting Prater and Schonbrunn Palace for about $4.
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Bob Dean
Plymouth
Mass
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Vienna
Prater
Schonbrunn Palace
Communes in New Mexico Decline From 1960s Dream
TAOS New Mexico AP report traces the fading commune movement from the 1960s, noting a drop from about thirty to around a dozen in the northern region. Morningstar, once a thriving open air home for hundreds, dwindles as residents depart amid clashes with crime and internal strife.
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N.M
Jesus
Bennett Berger
University of California At San Diego
New Mexico
Nixon
Revoluion
Morningstar
Botanical Garden Wins Millbrook Land for Cary Arboretum
The New York Botanical Garden secured title to an 1800 acre tract in Millbrook New York where it has been building the Cary Arboretum Dr Howard Irwin said the land will greatly expand the garden ecological program A test period for use of the property was approved in 1971 by trustees of the Cary estate established by the late Mary Plager Cary
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New York
Trustees of Therust
Mary Plager Cary
Pilgrim Parade Planned by Key 73 Group in Corry
The Corry Area Key 73 Campaign plans a Pilgrims Proclamation Parade on Sunday September 23 starting at 3 p.m. at South Center and Pleasant streets ending in City Park. Volunteers from churches within 50 miles join floats and a high school band directed by Ronald Raine. Participants urged to arrive by 2 p.m. carrying 2500 key 73 balloons. After the parade a program in the park will feature the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and remarks by Rev. Reed J. Hurst and parade marshal Rev. David J. Menchhofer.
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Corry Area
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Key 73 Committee
Ronald Raine
Corry Area High School
Key 73
Fellowship of Christian
Reed J. Hurst
Marshall
David J. Menchhofer
Pizza and chili touted as breakfast by nutritionist
Reno based nutritionist Marjorie Stevenson argues breakfast can be eaten any time with pizza, chili, tacos or even ice cream as long as nutrients are balanced. She notes breakfast is often skipped due to tradition and stresses the need for protein, dairy, bread and vegetables in the morning.
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Nev
University of Nevada-Reno
Marjorie Stevenson
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