Teen cited for noisy muffler and schoolyard chase
Police filed charges against Dennis A. Stroup, 16, of Spring Creek for driving a car with a faulty muffler. A janitor reported a reckless drive over a high school lawn with two girls aboard, later corroborated by the driver’s admission. Authorities investigate cabinet theft from Mrs. Virginia Whiteling’s car on Wright Street.
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Dennis A. Stroup
R.D. 1
Spring Creek
Porter Auer
Virginia Whiteling
Wright Street
Loas
Guerrillas and Jordan Troops Renew Fights Near Ceasefire Line
Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian soldiers clash near the Israel Jordan ceasefire line leaving 12 guerrillas and two troops dead. Al Fatah is identified as the main guerrilla group with PLO elements blamed by Jordanian radio. Iraqi claims of Israeli activity are denied by Tel Aviv.
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Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Army
Iraq
Israel- Jordan
Tel Aviv
Radio Baghdad
Syria
Palestinian Central Committee
Jordan
No Progress Reported In RR Negotiations
Washington AP reports minimal progress in avert a nationwide railroad strike as of 12:01 a.m. Tuesday. Labor Department spokesmen frowned despite weekend talks between unions and railroads. President Nixon could seek a 60 day delay under the Railway Labor Act. The dispute covers clerks, trainmen, track workers and dining car staff seeking large wage hikes and benefits for about 500000 workers.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Labor Department
W. J. Usery
The
Nixon
United Transportation Union
UN General Assembly Opens 25th Session Seeks More Power
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 25th session in New York with calls for broader powers to enforce peacekeeping decisions. Diplomats evaluate weaknesses and consider sovereign concessions to empower the UN, amid debates over its handling of Vietnam, Czechoslovakia, apartheid, and the Middle East.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
White House
Washington
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
South Africa
Middle East
Ex-Corryite Named Partner In Washington
Jeffry B. Baldwin, formerly of Corry, has become a partner at Touche Ross and Company, a Big Eight firm with 55 U.S. offices and about 100 abroad. He also serves as director of management services in the Washington office, directing accounting, auditing, tax, and consulting for business government and medical groups. Baldwin is a 1956 Corry Area High School and 1960 Penn State graduate, earned an MBA from Harvard in 1964, and is a certified public accountant.
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Corry
Jeffry B. Baldwin
Touche Ross and Company
United States
Baldwin
Washington
Corry Area High School
Penn State University
General Electric Company
Harvard University
Touche Ross
Centerville Man Dies Suddenly at 85 in Centerville
Mr. Bement 85 of R D 4 Centerville died Saturday morning after a long local life. Born December 4 1914 he worked since 1934 at Struthers Wells Corp later as a welding engineer. Survived by wife Arleen two sisters and one brother, with several other relatives. Funeral from H Richard Hayes Funeral Home Spartansburg tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Masonic services this evening at 8. Interment Sunnyside Cemetery.
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C. Merton Bement
R.D
Centerville
Lawrence
Charlotte) Boyle
Townville
Charles
Erda) Hollabaugh
Conneaut Lake
Donald
Wayne
Evelyn
David Skinner
Fire razes LA Hotel in rapid four story blaze
Unenclosed stairways acted as chimneys sending flames to upper floors of a four story LA Hotel where about 90 people resided or were inside. The structure suffered about 250000 dollars in damage. The building’s yellow brick shell remained after the fire, with charred floors. The hotel, once a social hub before World War I, had housed pensioners and workers from nearby factories in Maryland geneal context, and amid ongoing community ties.
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Maryland
Maryland Association of Cpa's
American Institute of Cpa’s
National Association of Accountants
Metropolitan Washington Home Builders Association
Harvard Business School Club of Washington
Baldwin
Silver Spring
Marlene
Sean
Paige
Christopher
Jeffry
M.O. Baldwin
Merle McIntyre
Corry
Bear Lake News and Social Rounds
Peggy Osborne reports on Bear Lake residents visiting relatives and attending funerals in Warren and Wheeling, with Cub Scout activities led by Mrs. Leonard Dyer and a Labor Day parade. A Labor Day picnic includes Bear Lake guests from Jamestown and Corry, plus plans for field trips to a planetarium, a newspaper, or an airport.
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Peggy Osborne
Tom Pillar
Tidioute
Albert Sechriest
Leno Cable
James Cable
Warren
Adolph Hamm
Seth Goodwin
Chautauqua
Wheeling
W. Va
Virginia
Leonard Dyer
Derrick Reynolds
Robert Woodin
David Pagnat
Jamestown
Pagnat
Clair Damon
Jim
Carl Titch
Corry
Florence Caster
Columbus
Ronald Woodin
Bear Lake
Henry Kofod
Lavern Jacobson
Ann
Duane Johnson
Ingeborg Johnson
Albert Sre
Beet
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Robert McMullen
Franklin
McMullen Travel Service
American Society of Travel Agents
McMullen
Asta Board of Directors
Ottawa
Sisters of Mercy
Titusville
St. Joseph Convent
Norman Hatch
R.D. 4
Corry Memorial Hospital
Michael Stutzman
Clymer
N.Y
Dale Tressler
Tressler
Nintad
Ana Ae Eas Pilicine
Golda Meir
Suez Canal
U.N
LA Hotel
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
McCray
Bear Lake News
McGautha
Herman F. Selvin
Beverly Hills
Calif
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Crampton
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Peter Lawford
Selvin
C. P
Tobstin
Bsevings & Loan Association
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