Booby Trap Kills Israeli Ride In London
A booby trap killed an Israeli rider in London while attending a Journal Phe event. Police launched an investigation into the incident occurring at a public venue with security measures in place. No group claimed responsibility as investigators review footage and witness accounts.
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London
Trial Opens In Shooting Of Two Boys In Union City Area
A Crawford County Court jury trial began for C K Russell charged with attempted murder after five witnesses testified about a May 13 shooting at Russell’s Shreve Ridge home. Victims Stanley Shreve Mathew Green and Timothy Fox reported pellets hit their car as they drove by and later at Mill Village. State Police troopers testified about calls and hospital interviews the morning of the incident.
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Crawford County
Union City
Commonwealth
C.K. Russell
R.D
P. Richard Thomas
Russell
Spartansburg
Stanley Shreve
Mathew Green
Timothy Fox
Green
Fox
Shreve Ridge Road
Mill Village
Homeowners pledge new court fight over modular homes plan
City Officials of the Homeowners Association said they will return to Erie County court after Judge Lindley McClelland dismissed their case against 50 modular housing units on South Center street hill. If dismissed again, they will seek the State Superior Court. Larry Shelley and Mrs Judy Kasper stated donations are flowing to fund the action and they may mortgage their homes to continue.
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Concerned Homeowners Association
South Center Street
The
Journal
Erie County Court
Lindley McClelland
State Superior Court
Lawrence Shelley
Judy Kasper
Douglas Rozelle
McClelland
Police Arrest Man Supposed Dead in Pittsburgh
Police arrested William Evans on suspicion of auto theft forging auto titles and stolen credit cards after a tip led to his capture while he repaired a car tire. He had been linked to a staged death note and a parked rented car on Highland Park Bridge, with bond set at 9000 dollars for a hearing on September 27.
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Pittsburgh
William Evans
Highland Park Bridge
Evans
Tanzanians Drive Ugandan Forces Back in East Africa Clash
Associated Press reports say invading Tanzanian forces were routed in two days of fighting near Lake Victoria. Uganda claimed 200 attackers were killed and 50 captured. Kampala said government troops retook three towns and warplanes hit an enemy base in Tanzania as Amin warned rebels, with Obote allies, to seek power.
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Associated Press
Uganda
Tanzania
London
Idi Amin
Kagera
Julius Nyere
Lake Victoria
Radio
Amin
Milton Obote
Kampala
Radio Uganda
Britain
Obote
Ogile
Salt Bidding Takes On New Dimension
City Council last night shifted to competitive bidding for winter salt, lowering costs. International Salt Co. of Clarks Summit Pa won the low bid at 8.50 a ton delivered to Corry. City engineer David Johnson noted past prices of 12.15 and 8.92, attributing the drop to a reduced market as cities trim winter street treatment.
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International Salt Co
Clarks Summit
Corry
David Johnson
International
City of
Johnson
Four New Lights Planned On Sciota Street Initiative
Sciota Street will gain four street lights as the council approves adding two more near the trailer court and new 65,000 square foot Associated Spring building at Sciota and East Columbus Avenue. Mayor Zarger will seek priority for installation.
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Sciota Street
East Columbus Avenue
Venture Inn
William Halfast
Halfast
Associated Spring Corporation
East Columbus “Avenue
Edward Zarger
Corry
Penelec
Senate approves crime victims compensation and samaritans reward
The Senate passed an omnibus crime bill with a $15 million plan to compensate crime victims for medical and burial costs lost earnings and related needs while extending a samaritans program. The measure includes new federal crimes for harming officers and a subsidized group life plan for public safety officers.
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Washington
Senate
Mansfield
House
Congress
Good Samaritans
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Bomb mailed to Israel Embassy in London kills attache
A booby trapped package exploded at the Israeli Embassy in London killing Agriculture Attache Dr. Ami Schachori and wounding another man. The device was mailed from Amsterdam and addressed to an unknown recipient. Scotland Yard linked the incident to rising Middle East tensions and Munich massacre memories. In Beirut, Syria arrested Maj. Richard Barrett near the Jordan border. U.S. officials reported no details. The Syrian cabinet warned that any aggression against the federation of Syria, Egypt and Libya would be met with swift action.
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Associated Press
London
Scotland Yard
Beirut
U.S
Amman
Jordan
Jordan-Syria
Ami Schachori
Amsterdam
Munich
Israel
Syria
Maj
Richard Barrett
Laramie
Wyo
Barrett
Deraa
Lebanon
Egypt
Libya
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