Former Policemen Plead Guilty in IGA Larceny Case
Two former Corry policemen Warren Reynolds and Richard Farley pleaded guilty to larceny in the June 12 IGA break‑in. Judge Lindley R. McClelland sentenced them to 23 months in jail with parole and a $250 fine each, plus restitution to store owners Larry and Boyd Jaggi. The men must leave Erie County.
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Corry Iga
Erie County
Lindley R. McClelland
Warren Reynolds
Richard Farley
McClelland
Reynolds
Farley
Larry
Boyd Jaggi
Jaggis
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Brokenstraw secretary charged with embezzling 13185 dollars
J Archie Brittain 38 of Youngsville was arrested on three felony counts for allegedly embezzling 13185 dollars from Brokenstraw Township over five years. He allegedly forged Wade Henrys signature on 133 paychecks and used a duplicates to cash himself. The case followed audits that uncovered the discrepancy and a June audit by state investigators. Penalties include forgery embezzlement and fraudulent conversion with potential prison terms and fines.
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J. Archie Brittain
Brittain
Youngsville
Wade Henry
Warren County
Donnell Allen
Henry
Liquid
Justice of the Peace
J. Thompson
Penndot
Rene Finatri
Department of Justice
Allen
Fred Wilson
Tracy Crocker
George Probst
Farmingham
Mass
John Wright
Vatican
Congregation For the Clergy
Negotiations Continue With Prisoners Over Hostage Release
Ongoing talks are under way as authorities press for the prisoners to free the hostages and restore order. The situation remains delicate with officials insisting on compliance and swift resolution.
Attica Hostages Held Demands Reach Negotiation Stage
Attica inmates led by radical lawyer William Kunstler moved toward a final list of negotiable demands to secure freedom for hostages held since Thursday. Intermediaries including U.S. Rep Herman Badillo and Tom Wicker watched as about 30 figures, among 50 intermediaries, vetted the list. The 39 hostages, plus prisoners, spent the night in an exercise yard as state police surround the prison.
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N.Y
William Kunstler
Attica Prison
Kunstler
Chicago 7
Black Panthers
U.S
Herman Badillo
D-N-Y
Raymond Bradley
Oswald
Corry High School Concession Stand Expands
The junior class and student council at Corry Area High School run the concession stand at Howard J. Sheenfield to raise funds for projects including American Field Service, conferences, and decorations. Profits are split 50 50 with reinvestment in equipment and a new bulletin board. A wind damaged addition will require repairs, funded from stand profits.
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Corry Area High School
Howard J. Sheenfield
David Simmons
Max Bennink
St. Paul's Lutheran
Bennink
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Khrushchev Dies Former Soviet Leader at 77
Former Russian top official Nikita Khrushchev, who led the Kremlin from 1953 to 1964 and pushed the nation toward the space age, died today at age 77 after years of heart trouble. Details remained scarce immediately after the death.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Foreign Ministry
Khrushchev
United States
Fires in Spring Creek and Spartansburg Likely Arson
Two early morning fires near Spring Creek and Spartansburg may have been arson. An old farmhouse on Jackson Hill south of Spring Creek burned after 2 30 am. it was a total loss. A second blaze on County Line road near Spartansburg at 5 am destroyed an old shanty. Authorities say a single arsonist is suspected and state police fire marshal is investigating. Volunteers responded from both towns with partial turnout in Spartansburg. No owner identified for the Spring Creek property. a $1000 reward exists in Spartansburg for arson clues.
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Jackson Hill
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Albert Vota
Pa Students Told To Vote At Colleges
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania governor attorney general ruling allows about 400000 college students to vote where they attend school. Creamer’s opinion aligns with California and Michigan court and AG rulings. possible court challenge pending. Students registered in their family community may reregister in college towns by Sept 13 unless a federal court intervenes. ACLU seeks extended registration. DeLores Tucker defendant.
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Pennsylvania
Atty
Shane Creamer
Creamer
Supreme Courts of
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Michigan
U.S. Supreme Court
Ron J. Pettine
The
Commonwealth
College Town
Philadelphia
American Civil Liberties Union
C. DeLores Tucker
Disorderly conduct charged against two men and three women in Corry incident
At 2 30 a m city police charged two men Dennis J Lindstrom 20 and Larry L Bromley 18 and three women Joan M Kowalski 20 Karen Sue Silvis 18 Nellie L Matve 21 with disorderly conduct following a hassling near North Center street. Officers Hurlbut Steele and Henry assisted by state troopers and game protectors managed the scene. Bromley was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital, treated and released. The five were later released and given summonses.
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Karen Sue Silvis
Fifth Avenue
Nellie L. Matve
Dennis J. Lindstrom
Columbus
Larry L. Bromley
R.D
Corry
James Hurlbut
Joel Steele
Richard Henry
Hassling
North Center Street
Lindstrom
Bromley
Corry Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
Nixon Meany hold talks on postfreeze wage plan
President Nixon and AFL-CIO leader George Meany, along with union delegates and top officials, discussed labor’s role in Phase 2 wage price stabilization after the current wage freeze ends at midnight November 13. Meany signaled willingness to cooperate on an equitable system, with unions seeking restraint on profits as well as wages and prices.
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Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Organized Labor
White House
Ziegler
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