Guerrillas Demand Hussein Yield to National Authority
Palestinian commandos wage war on Jordan and Israel and demand King Hussein surrender power to a national authority as a condition to extend a cease fire. Hurricane Ella directed toward the Gulf region with winds over 125 mph 135 miles south of Brownsville. Agnew attacks radical candidates as voters face November choices. Ky to rejoin Paris talks after 18 months away. no new peace proposals expected.
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16 Year Old Run Over By Car In Field
A 16 year old West Washington street youth is listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after being run over by a car in a field five miles south of Corry. Martin Halfast of 821 West Washington street suffered bruises and possible internal injuries when the accident occurred about 1 am. The car was driven by 18 year old Bill Panile of 22 East Smith street. The incident involved teens at a party near Lindsey Hollow road off County Line road. Troopers Norbert Irish and William Barbour continued the investigation.
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Moore weighs Penn Central's future amid pending strike
William Moore, newly named president of the Penn Central Railroad, sits in a corner at the Harrisburg diesel repair yards during an inspection tour. The financially troubled carrier faces a looming railroad strike as he contemplates the company’s path forward.
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120 MPH Chase Nets Driver Seven Charges
A 19 year old Sparta driver led police on a 120 mile per hour chase for nine miles before being halted and arrested. Dennis M Ayers 19 of RD 3 Spartansburg faced seven charges including noisy muffler reckless driving and possession of alcohol by a minor. Three passengers in the car two youths and a girl were charged with underage possession.
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Search For Clues In Girl's Slaying In Bedford
State police hunted a rural road area south of Bedford for clues after the body of Kelly Jo Brallier was found along the road late Friday. The 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brallier of RD 3 Bedford left home about 6 p.m. Friday headed to a friend's house for a football game. Troopers said two young boys reported seeing the girl dragged into a motor vehicle near her home.
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UAW Chief Sees Slim Chance Of Avoiding Strike
Detroit AP United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock returns to bargaining after rejecting GM’s offer to raise average factory wages to over 12000 within three years. He calls the odds of avoiding a strike at GM or Chrysler very dim as workers walk out near Toronto plants. GM cites 9.8 percent first year wage rise. current env wage is 4.02 with 1.75 in fringe benefits.
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Auto Makers Blast New Pollution Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate Public Works Committee unanimously backed a bill to cut auto exhaust pollution 90 percent by 1976. Ford, led by VP Herbert Misch, condemned the plan as unrealistic and damaging to industry and the U.S. economy. Senator Muskie said Senate action is planned for Sept 21 with a conference path to a milder version possible.
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Airlines Train Men To Ride Shotgun
More than 100 federal agents arrived at Kennedy Airport to take a cram course on policing flights as the new anti hijack guards prepare to staff U.S. commercial air lines. The training, two hours before Nixon’s order, marks the first wave of guards ready to man in flight security duties.
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Park Memorial Dedicated For Five Corry Firemen
A ceremony in City Park at 2 p.m. Sunday will dedicate a monument honoring five Corry firemen Dennis Rockafellow Lauren Shreve David Apps Richard Brigham and Jon Miller. The event coincides with National Volunteer Firemen's Week proclaimed by President Nixon. Public attendance urged.
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Bombs Found Downtown Minneapolis Detonated Later
Police removed two bombs found in downtown Minneapolis on Friday and detonated them in a vacant field. A man was arrested after coming to a cafe asking for a briefcase. The area has seen eight bombings since August.
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