Crawford County jury convicts Powell duo of conspiracy and drug possession
After less than an hour of deliberation a Crawford County jury found Gary Powell and his wife Carol guilty of conspiracy to commit an unlawful act and possession of dangerous drugs. The verdict followed a 5:05 p.m. read in the courthouse with President Judge P. Richard Thomas presiding. In other local signals, a Virginia Beach official was named to head the United Fund of Western Crawford County starting January 1, 1971. Also noted were a Bradford plant bomb scare conviction, a funeral service for Mrs. Josephine Place, and multiple police notices including citations for speeding and reckless driving. Local student Penny Katulich enrolled at Penn Hall, and drivers faced various code violations. A drunken driving stop occurred at 12:10 a.m. with pending arraignment.
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Crawford County
Gary Powell
Carol
Meadville
P. Richard Thomas
John J. Fitzpatrick
Limestone
N.Y
Bradford
Paul Greiner
Elk County
McKean County
Durante, 78, Back Working In Show
Comedian Jimmy Durante, 78, returns to work after a three month recuperation from exhaustion. He stars in a Desert Inn show with many dancers and tells reporters he is happy to work and see what lies ahead after his travels to Niagara Falls and Paris.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Desert Inn Hotel
Niagara Falls
Paris
College days open with enrollments and visits
Karen Nellis heads to Behrend Center in Erie for nursing studies while Raymond Willey enters Jamestown Business College. A string of social visits spans Orrin Utah to Shinglehouse as families gather for open houses, birthdays, and suppers with local kin, including Schweiker voting for a campaign broadcasting bill.
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Bernice Marsh College
Karen Nellis
Behrend Center
Erie
Raymond
Hop) Willey
Jamestown Business College
Ralph Hoyt
Orrin
Utah
Amos VanEarden
Hoyts
Westfield
George Gravis
Alice
Schweiker
Washington
U.S
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Carbon Tetrachloride Ban Approved By Government
The federal government will ban sale of carbon tetrachloride by November 17 due to extreme health hazards. The ban covers household uses and fire extinguishers because flame exposure can convert it to phosgene gas, a deadly WWI poison.
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Federal Register
Entertainer Durante Hints at Retirement After 58 Years
In a candid remark, the veteran showman says retirement may come when the applause ends. Durante performs two shows nightly, but he vows to take it easy as he reflects on an 58 year career in show business.
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Durante
U S Outlines Moon Quest Beyond Lunar Samples
NASA acting administrator George M Low rejects the notion that Apollo aimed only to bring back moon rocks. He says the program’s primary aim was to build space capability and exploration power, with science a secondary objective, while noting Soviet unmanned feats spur competitive drive and outline future Mars scouting and lunar rover plans.
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United States
Low
Congress
Earth
Viking
Mars
U.S
Man
Pete Conrad
al Bean
Luxury Queen Will Return To High Seas
The Queen Elizabeth, a retired luxury liner, will return to sea after a two year refurbishment. Chinese magnate C Y Tung plans to convert the ship into Seawise University, sailing globally with international students. The sale to Queen Ltd was approved, final payment $2.4 million completed, bankruptcy proceedings overseen in Philadelphia. Rites for Dr. James F. Shigley, Penn State veterinary professor emeritus, will be held tomorrow in State College.
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Philadelphia
High Seas
Associated Maritime
Queen, Ltd
Queen Ltd
Robert and Stanton Miller
Charles Williard
Cunard Line
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Seawise University
C. Y. Tung
Seawise
Queen
Far East
U.S. District Court
Harold K. Wood
State College
James F. Shigley
Pennsylvania State University
Computers Do Not Discriminate in Utah Campaign Ads
Salt Lake City AP reports Senator Frank E Moss declined to join or lend his name to Rep Laurence Burtons Utah Advisory Council or his Senate campaign. Moss said he appreciated the thought but he would not have his name used in political advertising. Burtons aide urged review of the computer used to send letters.
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Salt Lake City
Laurence Burton
Utah
Penn Central Clerks Ordered To Return To Work
In Altoona Penn Central railway clerks were ordered back to work pending a federal court hearing in Pittsburgh. The strike began Thursday after a nonunion worker displayed a sign alleging union work by nonunion staff. Attorneys for Penn Central obtained an injunction hours before a U.S. District Court judge set a hearing for next week.
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Altoona
Penn Central
Pittsburgh
U.s.district Court
Wallace Gourley
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Charles W. McAllen
Virginia Beach
United Communities Fund
Norfolk
United Fund
Bracken Funeral Home
Claude
Josephine
H. Kenyon Leishman
Pine Grove Cemetery
Penny L. Katulich
Rudolph Katulich
West Smith Street
Penn Hall Junior College
Chambersburg
James E. Ross
Duane Street
Porter Auer
Randall P. Trisket
R.D
Columbus
Merle Ottaway
Edward T. Kurtich
R.D. 1
Justin Butters
Leland A. Wilcox
Bear Lake
Ronald
Alvin Rhodes
Clifford Aikens Sr
Hollis Upperman
Amos Vanardens
Ernest TeWinkle
Clymer
Ralph Hoyts
Esther TeWinkle
Pearl Bemis
Lee Hopkins
North East
George Hopkins
Kathryn Perry
Harborcreek
Leo Shucknecht
Wattsburg
Fred Wallace
Myron Wallace
Albert Bayle
Carl Bayle
Lena Hulett
Corry Hospital
David Poet
Alice Camp
Clifford Loney
Warren
Carrie Brenneman
Youngsville
Carl A. Marsh
Arthur Wallace
Gordon Shampoe
John Tenpas
E.K. Storer
Joan Storer
William
Merton Bemis
Ronald Willey
Bemis
Willey
Marion Nellis
Cecil Humphrey
Sherman
Frank Bayle
Glen Evans
Ucan Seberg
Lealan
Lerner
Pananision
Corry Drive-In
Lut
Gayla
Abercam Boc
Food Club
Red Kidney Beans
Sugardale
America
Honan
Sylvania
Agway
Agway Home & Garden Center
Corr Agway
Penna. Ave
Barney
Furniture Department
Duryean
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