Probe Secret Service Protection Performance
Congress plans a first ever inquiry into the Secret Service and its handling of presidential protection after two Ford assassination attempts. The Senate committee will question director Stuart Knight next week while the agency drafts new procedures amid warnings from San Francisco police about Sara Jane Moore. A psychiatric leader warns heightened precautions may trigger copycat acts.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Secret Service
San Francisco
Senate
Kenneth Lynch
Tn Treasury, Postal Service and
General Government
HL Stuart Knight
Joseph M. Montoya
Dy N.M
Moore
American Psychiatric Sociation
Judd Marmor
Estate Seeks Over $60,000 in CMH Suit
Administrators of Martha J. Yoder estate sue Corry Memorial Hospital and doctors James Hileman and John Brown claiming negligence in the death of a local woman. The suit seeks more than $60,000, detailing alleged medical negligence by the hospital and two staff physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Martha J. Yoder
James Hileman
John ©. Brown
ECRA to hire CETA workers for winterization program
Erie County Redevelopment Authority officials plan to hire two project coordinators a deputy director and a secretary for the winterization program under two CETA grants. About 13 workers with construction experience will join two crews plus a supervisor to insulate about 700 Erie County homes with insulation storm doors and windows. The administrative hires will be county residents while the 13 workers may reside anywhere in the county. Separately a civil suit over a hospitalization and death includes Kenneth Yoder and Linda Jukes with details of a breast lump operation and a fatal blood clot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
ECRA
Virginia Nunzo
CETA
Erie
Erie County
Kenneth Yoder
R.D
Whitney Runroad
Linda Jukes
Johnson Street
Yoder
Stephen Fh. Hutzelman
Television blamed for extortion plot by Tennessee youths
In Dyersburg Tennessee nine boys aged 10 to 14 were charged in an extortion plot targeting Sears Roebuck for a potential one million dollars in cash and guns trucks and farm equipment. Juvenile officers cited television as influence while noting the plan was largely well thought out aside from postage miscalculations.
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Dyersburg, Tenn
Dyersburg
Sears Roebuck and Co
Joey McDowell
McDowell
Sheriff's Deputies
Sears
Torirom
Citizens Band
Arkansas
Sparta Driver Faces Trial In Car Death
William T. Carter forty nine of Spar tansburg was remanded to Crawford County Court after a hearing before District Magistrate Ronald Cole. Carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter recklessly endangering other persons driving under the influence of alcohol and failure to stop and identify himself. The charges stem from a July accident that killed Kathleen Marie Hoover twenty eight of Oil City who was a passenger in a car driven by Robert Hall forty five of Oil City. State police said Carter crossed into the southbound lane while northbound for about five hundred feet causing Hall to swerve into the opposite lane and then collide when Carter returned to his lane. Hoover and Hall were returning to Oil City from a state education association meeting in Erie.
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William T. Carter
B.D. 2
Spartansburg
Crawford County Court
Ronald Cole
Carter
Kathleen Marie Hoover
Oil City
Robert Hall
Hall
Hoover
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Erie
Teenagers Escape Injury In Crashes
Two area teenagers escaped injury in separate crashes investigated by Corry state police. Joyce M. Lewis, 18, of R.D. 3, Corry, drove off the Corry Elgin road after a sharp curve, rolling down a bank with about 1200 dollars in damage. Early today Michael J. Cooney, 19, of R.D. 4, Corry struck a deer on Route 428 north of the city. the deer was killed and his car sustained about 200 dollars in damage.
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Corry
Joyce M. Lewis
R.D. 3
Corry-Elgin
Michael J. Cooney
R.D. 4
Route 428
Cooney
Good Guys Not Vanishing Breed
Elgin area man Jimmy Gates receives a new German shepherd after a fire rescue attempt ended in tragedy when his previous dog died in a well. Paul Hamilton of Wayne street delivered the 5-month-old pup as a late morning act of kindness, restoring hope and good news.
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Jimmy Gates
Elgin
Jimmy
Journal
Paul Hamilton
Wayne Street
Potomac Edison Drops Second Phase of Rate Increase
Harrisburg AP reports Potomac Edison Co. will not pursue the second half of a $4 million rate increase after the Public Utility Commission approved a $2 million hike last May and suspended the remaining portion. The approved $2 million took effect April 1.
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Harrisburg
Potomac Edison Co
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Hearst testifies she lied under duress in SLA captivity
Patricia Hearst swears she lied about joining the SLA under pressure and torture, saying she was blindfolded, bound, and held in a closet for weeks. Doctors to examine her as a judge weighs bond and trial competence amid bank robbery and weapons charges.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Tania Miss Hearst
San Francisco Woman Ordered to Sanity Tests After Ford Shot
Sara Moore, 45, who fired at President Ford, was ordered by U S Magistrate Owen Woodruff to undergo psychiatric tests in San Diego with results due by Nov 18. She faces a possible life sentence if convicted on federal charges. The defense calls her mental state vague and cloudy about details of the incident. The U S Attorney cited the bizarre offense and information from federal officials as reasons for the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Moore
Ford
Federal Building
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Oliver J. Carter
U.S
SLA
Owen Woodruff
San Diego
Metropolitan
James Hewitt
Moore
Await Appeal Four More Area Men Sentenced In Pot Caper
Six Corry area men involved in a drug conspiracy were sentenced in Fort Lauderdale Florida after the Coast Guard intercepted the yacht Regene 400 miles south of Miami Carl Hillstrom and Henry Keppel receive four years in prison plus two years probation while Leonard Stockton Loren Stockton Richard Darrow and Robert Savko face two years in prison and two years of probation Darrow and Savko were sent to two years in prison and two years probation The Stocktons faces indefinite terms under youth correction supervision pending final outcome and all six remain free on bail during the appeal to the Fifth District Court in New Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miami
Norman ©. Roetiger Jr
Leonard Stockton
Loren C. Stockton
Richard J. Darrow
Robert C. Savko
Regene
Carl Hillstrom
Henry H Keppel
Coast Guard
Hillstrom
Keppel
Fifth District
New Orleans
Roettger
Darrow
Savko
Stocktons
Corry Chief Graduates From FBI Academy At Quantico
Corry Chief Kenneth Nichols joins 102nd FBI National Academy session graduates at Quantico Virginia in a 10:30 a.m. ceremony. Dover Township Chief Richard Clement of Toms River N J and Lt. George C Nuttall California Highway Patrol Sacramento will speak. The 250 officers complete 11 weeks of executive training across 48 states 10 foreign countries.
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FBI National Academy
Corry
Kenneth Nichols
FBI
Quantico
Virginia
Edward H. Levi
Richard ©. Clement
Dover Township
Toms River
N.J
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Clarence M Kelley
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Probe Secret Service
Philip Buden
I 5
Chicago
Sara Jane Moore
CMH
City of
Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania
Minhwata
Sparta
Patty
Corry Chief
FBI Academy
National Academy
RBI National Academy
Nichols
James W. Neal
Warren Police Department
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