Four Pennsylvanians named on Manson list by AP
The Associated Press reports that four Pennsylvanians along with 71 others were listed as targets for assassination by Sandra Good, linked to the Manson circle. The named executives include Gali of Philadelphia, Sarles of West Chester, Shoupp of Pittsburgh, and Losch of Pittsburgh. Good described the International Court of Retribution as a global group vigilantly opposing harmful corporate activity. Sarles, a former Westinghouse official, said he has no personal threats but will watch for danger. The piece also notes Easter lilies blooming out of season in Corry with Lori Groel admiring her mother’s garden.
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Associated Press
John Galt
William Shoupp
Peter Sarles
Charles Manson
California
Sandra Good
Lynette
Squeaky” Fromme
Ford
Sacramento
Calif
Miss Good
International Court of Retribution
Gali
Valley Forge
General Electric
Philadelphia
Sarles
West Chester
Westinghouse Electric
Lester
Shoupp
Westinghouse
E.D. Losch
Rappers Co
Pittsburgh
International Peoples’ Court of Retribution
Col Sanders Triumphs Over Heublein Company
New York report recounts how Col Harland Sanders clashed with Heublein after their Kentucky Fried Chicken takeover. He sued over naming rights, opened Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville, and settled for 1 million dollars before being reappointed as goodwill ambassador with a cooking lesson that impressed Heublein executives. In a separate note, about 1,500 goats will aid fire prevention in Cleveland National Forest, supervised by three men, dogs, and a water truck in a multi month program started next month.
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New York
Heublein
Col
Harland D. Sanders
Sanders
Claudia Sanders
Shelbyville
Hueblein
Sander
Chicken Headquarters
Louisville
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
California
Cleveland National Forest
Unreadable OCR Fragments From Local Item
Fragmentary OCR text shows isolated words like ons veir and $3.9, leaving the main event and entities unreadable. The item cannot be reconstructed into a coherent summary with identifiable people or organizations.
Buffer zones kept peace in northern Lebanon clashes
Beating back no resistance, about 2000 army troops set up three buffer zones between Tripoli and Zagharta and near Beit Mallat as fighting escalates. Troops and police patrolled Tripoli as the Moslem attack leaves Beit Mallat several dead and wounded.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Zagharta
Beit Mallat
Ford seeks return of secret info from House panel
President Ford asked the House intelligence committee to return secret material arguing it was improperly disclosed. Rex Lee delivered the request citing inaccurate intelligence about the 1973 Middle East War. The matter followed a panel release that spurred his demand for administration access.
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Washington
Ford
House Intelligence Committee
Asst
Atty
Rex Lee
House
Lee
Dems Still Unimpressed on Ford Energy Plan
Senate Democrats again reject President Ford's energy price plan. The latest compromise, relayed by telephone from New Hampshire, drew sharp criticism from Sen. Edmund S. Muskie who accused the President of pressuring Congress to bow to his plan.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
New Hampshire
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Marks Seeks 24th District Seat in Erie Area Bid
Sharon attorney Marc Lincoln Marks formally announced his candidacy for the 24th Congressional District. He outlines a grass roots campaign with door to door outreach and several news conferences in Sharon Meadville and Erie. Possible GOP rivals include David Hayes and Clem Scalzitti with Vigorito facing Democratic challenges from Louis Tullio and Edmund Waszkiewicz.
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Marc Lincoln Marks
Sharon
Marks
Moniuszko Club
Erie
Erie Eastside
Holiday Inn
David Mead Inn
Meadville
Erie Club
Joseph P. Vigorito
David Hayes
Clem Scalzitti
Vigorito
Louis J. Tullio
Arthur Gardner
Edmund Waszkiewicz
GOP
Congress
NBC
Today Show
Telephone Company
City of
Toxic Gas Leak Triggers Evacuation in Pittsburgh
Police evacuated part of Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville after a truck leak prompted fears of dimethyl sulfate. Labels showed the chemical was dimethyl sulfide, not sulfate. Four people hospitalized with headaches, none seriously ill. union says a Steelworkers committee meeting is set for Oct. 23 in Washington.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville
Coke Pittsburgh
United Steel Workers Union
Washington
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Lori
Sparta
Journal
McEldowney
Col. Sanders
Heublein Company
He Srite Hion
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Argentina
Angel P. Robledo
Isabel Peron
Robledo
Andes
Bariloche
Mar del Plata
Sydney
Australia
Fretilin
Timor
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Francisco Xavier de Amilao
Revolutionary Front For An Independent
East Timor
San Francisco
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George Gamble
Gamble
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Rome
Mother Seton
Order of the Sisters of Charity
Elizabeth Ann Bayley
Sisters of Charity
Portsmouth
N.H
White House
Louis C. Wyman
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U.N
Soviet Union
Kurt Waldheim
Dems
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India
Nur Jahan
First Presbyterian Church
W. Smith
Cuyler Ferguson
WWCB
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UA Tire. Service and Furniture
Ratte
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