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Car Thought to be Used by Franklin Gunman Sought
Franklin city police say a car believed tied to Monday night armed robbery of Minute Man Service Station on Route 8 was found yesterday. State Police dusted the vehicle for fingerprints and checked for clues as they pursue the suspect after an earlier report of cash taken.
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Funeral services for Dale H. Southall held in Centerville
The funeral was held Tuesday at Centerville Baptist Church with Rev. David Skinner officiating and burial at Sunnyside Cemetery. Bearers included Jay Process, John Southall, Kris Southwick, Earl Anderson, Norman Shellito and Willard Walton. Arrangements were by H. Richard Hays Funeral Home. The car involved was stolen from Hazel White of Franklin after ignition tampering.
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Edinboro students accept guilty pleas in campus bookstore break in
Eight of ten Edinboro State College students indicted for a campus bookstore break in pleaded guilty. Judge McClelland sentenced seven to 100 dollars in fines and costs and one year in jail with parole, with William Clark's case deferred. Other defendants face further action for related charges.
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Gasoline Seepage Found In Meadville Telephone System
Gasoline leaking from a Best Oil Co station tank seeped into Meadville Telephone Co underground conduit in front of the office. Fire Chief Ralph Butcher said the fuel will be pumped out and the tank replaced or buried at another location. Station personnel were unavailable for comment. A foam layer was placed over the spill and air tests traced the leak to four tanks at the station. The incident prompted a Civil Defense style response as crews investigated the source and containment steps.
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