Japanese Scientist Seized With Space Data
Federal agents arrested Dr. Hidebumi Hazama a Japanese scientist linked to a U S space project after crates labeled used household goods were found to contain data tables slides documents and computations on human brain effects in space. The material valued at 300000 was not deemed secret and Hazama was released on bond after surrendering his passport.
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Baltimore, Md
U.S
Hidebumi Hazama
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University Hospital
John M. Dolan
Baltimore Harbor
Stephen H. Sachs
Maryland
Hazama
Baltimore
Friendship International
Robert G. Grenell
Ernest Volkart
Washington
Erie man surrenders to police in Ohio murder case
William Parker a 23 year old from Radford Virginia turned himself in to Erie police saying he was wanted in Cleveland for the August 25th murder of Kenneth Gibson. He was arraigned as a fugitive from justice and held for Ohio authorities. Parker claimed self defense and said his wife had urged him to return home. The fatal shooting occurred in Cleveland and Parker was to be extradited today. A separate crash in Kane Pennsylvania killed cyclist Jerry Thorsten, 23.
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Erie
Ohio
William Parker
Radford
Merchie Calabrese
Erie County
Cleveland
Parker
P.m
Robert Goodwill
John Mozdy
Mozdy
Moody
Goodwill
Sgt. Harris
Homicide Division
Cleveland Police
Kenneth Gibson
Erie police investigate missing $1000 from city building safe
Erie police probe the loss of $1000 from the municipal building safe. Armand J. Chimenti says the money appears misplaced rather than stolen as thousands of items occupy the safe. Detective Captain Raymond Lapenz leads the inquiry as the owner sought return.
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Erie — Uny
Armand J. Chimenti
Chimenti
Raymond Lapenz
Crash survivors still serious after fiery Ilyushin 18 crash
AP report details 36 survivors in serious condition across four hospitals in Gander Montreal and Halifax after the disaster that killed 31 of 69 aboard. The Prague to Havana flight with refueling in Ireland and Gander crashed in marshland injuring many including Czech Cuban and Polish nationals.
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Gander
Nfld
Montreal
Halifax
Canadian National Railway
Deaths Trace Culinary Career From Union City to Jamestown
Amirew Hanlin 59 a Cor ry chef died yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital after a career at Satellite Bowl and prior posts including Union City Ritz Restaurant Corry Ritz Restaurant Corry Hotel and Red Coach Inn He was born September 15 1907 and married Mabel Garland in 1927 He leaves a widow a daughter two grandchildren two sisters and two brothers Funeral arrangements are set with Bracken Funeral Home and St Elizabeths Church. Rev Kinney 74 a longtime EUB minister died yesterday in Erie He served many New York and Pennsylvania churches and held multiple church and fraternal roles He is survived by his widow Cysons Kinney five daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services at Edwards Chapel EUR Church Clymer. Memorials to Erie Conference Pension Fund.
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Amirew Hanlin
Hanlin
Corty
Jamestown General Hospital
Union City
North East High School
Mabel Garland
North East
Corry Hotel
Jamestown
Red Coach Inn
Dorothy
Donald
Audrey) McCathron
Rochester
N. Y
Genevieve DeGeorge
Erie
Rexford Hanlin
Anthony J. Hanlin
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Rev. Kinney
Pennsylvania
New York
St Vincent's Hospital
Findley Lake
Mr. Kinney
Britton Run
Crawford County
Spartansburg
Centerville
Barber's
Jammestowiy
EUB Church
Ministerial Society Pension Board
Jamestown Ministerial Aliance
Ai Rey
Ethel King Kin-ney
Cysons
John Kinney
Los Angeles
Galif
Charles Kinney Jr
Moquiam
Wash
Jams L. Metuire
Norwich
TV Workers Strike Talks Reach Five Cities
Negotiations began August 7 with York Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago and Washington likely involved. NBC tentative contract reportedly covers three years and retroactive to five months after NABET old deal expired. Major issue centers on staffing color facilities and a four day week with raises from 218 to 300 weekly. CBS employees by another union not affected.
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York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
NBC
NABET
O'Sullivan
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sparta Fair Kicks Off Tomorrow With Community Events
The 46th Spartansburg Community Fair starts tomorrow at Sparta Merged High School grounds and runs through Saturday. Schedule includes exhibit entries, beauty pageant, home talent show, booster badge drawings, pony pulling, free acts, and an ox roast parade with floats and children's section.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Merged High School
R.V
Shreve
West Coast Singers
Library Expands Hours In New Fall Schedule
The Corry Public Library announces a fall schedule expansion. The adult room will be open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon and 1 30 p.m. to 5 p.m. The children's downstairs opens 3 to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, and 1 20 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday.
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The
Corry Public Library
James Thompson
Lbrarian
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Jerry Thorsten
Grand Jury
Ravenna
Portage County
George E. Martin
Gasoline Dealers Association
Sun Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
Keystone Gas Oil Co
Martin
the Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Mall
Escot
Charles Kinsey
Friends Spitzer
Holland Cemetery
Clymer
Sparta
Erie, Conference Pension Fund
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Crest
Bae
Pau
UCM
Lindo Er
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