Britain Expels 90 Soviet Officials Over Espionage Probe
London orders the expulsion of 90 Soviet officials with diplomatic passports and bars 15 more from returning after a high ranking Soviet defector exposed KGB spy rings. The move targets embassy staff, Narodny Bank, Intourist, and Aeroflot. it threatens East West ties and may derail plans for a European security conference.
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Kremlin
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Northern Ireland
Alec Douglas- Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Douglas-Home
Union City Dam Dedication Ceremony Highlighted
At yesterday's dedication R Budd Dwyer state senator Joseph Vigorito US congressman Forrest Hopkins state representative and Dennis Frushone Corry Area Chamber of Commerce official attended. The $11.7 million project aims to prevent floods in the French Creek valley. Officials from the Army Corps of Engineers in Washington DC said studies are underway to convert the present dam into a permanent reservoir and recreation complex.
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Union City Dam
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Joseph Vigorito
United
Forrest Hopkins
Dennis Frushone
Corry Area
Army Corps of Engineers
Washington, D.C
Two Injured In Crash On Route 6
Two area men remain hospitalized after a three vehicle crash on Route 6 six miles west of Corry at 8 40 last night. Kenneth H. Shreve 17 of Union City in serious condition at St Vincent Erie after transfer from Corry Memorial. Gilbert Sorenson 23 of Maple Avenue listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial. A truck driver James W Beeman 22 of Union City uninjured. Damage estimates given for the Shreve Sorenson and truck. A separate incident in West Smith street plaza left 6 year old Earl G Stufflebeam hospitalized in satisfactory condition after being struck by a car driven by Mrs Robert M Rowland 32. Police report the boy ran from between cars into the vehicle.
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Erie
Kenneth H. Shreve
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Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Sorenson
Maple Avenue
Shreve
Sorenson
James W. Beeman
East High Street
Earl G. Stufflebeam
Glenn Stufflebeam
Kundracik
Two Police Suspended In Pittsburgh Shooting Case
In Pittsburgh AP report two city policemen Berry Joyce and Daniel Cuneen were suspended and charged with assault with intent to kill after a 17 year old black youth, John Williams, was shot twice during a high speed chase. Williams, from Northside, is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. Williams’s brother was shot and killed by a policeman last June.
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Northside
Mercy Hospital
Berry Joyce
Daniel Cuneen
Joyce
Williams
Leaves $50,000 To U.S. Treasury
In Hot Springs Arkansas Charles W Osborne leaves 50000 in U S Savings Bonds to the U S Treasury Department He died last week and was buried Monday Neighbors knew little about his background saying he lived frugally A fellow roomer delivered a handwritten will and a key to a deposit box at First Federal Savings and Loan Association containing the bonds He kept the bonds near the U S Steel Building before the incident near Mercy Hospital with Williams involved in a U turn and median divider clash Police say the victim's brother Ernest 18 was shot by Patrolman Howard Landers who mistook him for an escaped killer Neigh borhood Legal Services was called in amid calls for charges against officers The Fraternal Order of Police pledged counsel for the accused officers Cumberland Md Keith Sisk city official pays a late water bill of 49.
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Boulevard of the Allies
Ernest T. Williams
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Leonard Moses
Tim Stevens
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Stevens
John Leete
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FOP Lodge
Cumberland
Keith Sisk
City Water and Sanitation
Sisk
Funeral Shootout Kills U S Marshal Outside Church
Police say at a Florida church funeral for a prisoner's father a stepbrother drew a gun, triggering a gunfight that left Deputy U S Marshal Norman E B Sheriff dead. The suspect Randolph J. Green and his brother Lavance Green fled in a car, were chased, and captured about two miles away.
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U.S
Willie Christy
Florida Avenue Baptist Church
Robert L. Rollins
Rollins
Randolph J. Green
Lavance Green
Norman EB. Sheriff
Stroke Fatal To Justice Hugo Black
Retired Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black died in his sleep at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 1 a.m. EDT. He was 85, with death attributed to inflammation of the arteries and a stroke. Black had retired Sept. 17 after entering the hospital Aug. 28 for treatment of diseased blood vessels. Former Chief Justice Earl Warren lauded him as a great man and intimate colleague. Black, appointed by FDR, served 34 years on the court, known for strict constitutional interpretation and landmark civil liberties rulings including the 1963 right to counsel applying to the states. He stood for the Bill of Rights as binding on all levels of government. Continued on back page.
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VANTAGE '71 aims to guide non-college youths at ECTS
Erie County Technical School hosts VANTAGE '71 on November 3 and 4 to help county seniors and out of school residents explore two year or shorter vocations. More than 100 professions across education, trade, healthcare, and service sectors will be represented by multiple schools and agencies from 7 pm to 9 pm.
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Corry
Pairview
Fort LeBoeuf
General McLane
Girard
Harborcreek
Iroquois
McDowell
North East
Nor
Thwestern
Union City
Wattsburg
Penn State University
Governor seeks FBI probe over Hancock arms buildup
Gov. Jimmy Carter asked the FBI to investigate reports of an arms race in Hancock County Georgia involving blacks and whites buying shotguns rifles and submachine guns. Sparta Mayor T M Patterson defended city armament saying everything is fine despite racial tensions.
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Sparta
Atlanta, Ga
Hancock County
Jimmy Carter
Hancock Sporting Rangers
John McGown
First UF Report Set For Tuesday
The Corry United Fund 1971 campaign to raise $91,000 starts with a 7 a.m. breakfast at the Corry Motor Inn on Tuesday. At last week’s kickoff volunteers reported $6,304 in advance pledges and cash, with further meetings set for October 4, 11, and 15. Andy Anderson, general chairman, said all divisions show gains over last year, though the community lost substantial donors, making increased pledges essential to hit the goal, 22 percent higher than last year.
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Ares United Fund
Corry Motor Inn
Andy' Anderson
United Fund
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