Shooting death of Spartansburg man investigated
State police continued probing the shooting death of Andrew L. Howell 40 found along Sundback Road near Spartansburg. A .22 revolver and Howell’s possessions complicate whether the death was a homicide or self defense. Howell, born 1934, leaves a wife Barbara Maynard, a daughter Darlene, a son Andrew II, and multiple siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Spartansburg.
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Carry
Spartansburg
Sundback Road
Andrew L. Howell
R.D. 3
Howell
Crawford County
W.C. Thomas
Thomas
Sparta
Sundback
Gerald Szul
Corry Station
Mr. Howell
McConnellsburg
Benjamin and
Amy Hall Howell
Corry Jamestown Corp
Corry Jamestown Management Club
American Legion
Corry
Barbara Maynard
Cambridge Springs
Hancock, Md
Darlene
Andrew II
Jerry Howell
Ft. Lauderdale
Mla
Arden Howell
Richmond
Toby Howell
Randy
Carl Howell
Dwight
Dora) Brink
Saegertown
Leroy
Norma) Chaney
Larry
Rosalee) Johnson
Woodcock
Chester
Bernice) Morfinski
Lucille Peck
Lance
Ruby) Weinert
Faulkner
N.Y
H. Richard Hays
Norwood Futrell
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wesleyville blast kills volunteer fireman and two charged
A Wesleyville house explosion leveled the home of Glen A. Smith 27 and a 16-year-old boy as Volunteer Fireman Albert Beute 49 died at Hamot Medical Center. Smith held without bond. juvenile custody, hearing set. Police probe cites arson and conspiracy. coroner cites heart failure as Beute’s tentative cause.
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Wesleyville
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Patrick Hankinson
Troop E
Albert Beute
Beute
Hamot Medical Center
Hankinson
Glen A. Smith
Erie County
Edmund L. Thomas
Erie
Stephen Ostrowski
Ostrowski
Smith
Fred Anthony
Public Defender’s Office
Merle Wood
Beate
Brookside
Fairfield
Homeowners Vote To Allow Development On Shamburg Property
Members of the Concerned Homeowners area voted to discontinue opposition to 50 housing units on the former Shamburg property atop the hill. They also named two representatives and an alternate to run the project, with council to approve them tonight. An attorney will review concessions to close loopholes as they monitor the development.
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Airport Road
South Center Street
Shamburg
Corry Area
Plan Gaining Support 10 20 Cent Gas Tax Coming
Washington AP report says Ford weighs a 10 to 20 cent rise in the federal gasoline tax as part of anti inflation program. White House notes public backlash but sees tax as revenue for public service employment and other programs. Simultaneously inflation relief includes housing aid and budget cuts as oil price controls may be relaxed.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
White House
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Congress
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
First Lady Betty Ford Improves After Surgery
Doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital report Betty Ford had a restful night, with a slight fever typical after major surgery. Tissue tests from Saturday’s operation will determine cancer spread and guide further treatment, with a public update expected once pathology results are ready.
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Washington (Ap
Betty Ford
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Ford
White House
William, Roberts
President Ford
Susan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Mrs. Ford
City Council Seeks Citizen Input On Redevelopment
City will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. in Municipal Building council chambers to gather ideas from Corry residents on future development. Federal funds totaling 552000 are earmarked for blighted-area upgrades over five years, with planning led by the people.
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Corry
Robert Grice
Council
Grice
Main Street
South Street
Rice Realty Co Moves To Try M Building
The Rice Realty Company has relocated to the Try-M building at 637 North Center Street. Mrs. Phyllis Rice, with salespersons Edward Partch and Mrs. Gladys Thompson, will hold an open house soon. Rice has nine years in real estate and four years as broker, and she also performs appraisals.
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The
Rice Realty Company
Try-M
North Center Street
Phyllis Rice
Dodd Realty Co
Six Hostages Still Being Held in Dominican Consulate
U S diplomat Barbara Hutchison and five others are held inside the Venezuelan Consulate in Santo Domingo by six leftist gunmen. The attackers demand 1 million dollars and safe passage to Cuba or Mexico for themselves and 37 Dominican prisoners. The government refused flight and cut electricity, leaving the hostages in extreme heat as food arrived only once daily.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Barbara Hutchison
Miss Hutchison
Robert A. Hurwitch
U.S. Information Service
Jesus de Gregorio
Cuba
Mexico
Hurwitch
Portuguese President Resigns Amid Lisbon Turmoil
In Lisbon Gen Antonio de Spinola resigns as Portugal president after leftists force cancelation of a rally. He cites chaos and false democracy while admitting power struggles with younger officers and conservative factions within the Armed Forces Movement. His departure ends a prominent conservative voice from the ruling military group.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Spinola
Salazar
Spinola
Pargal
Armed Forces Movement
Col
Vasco Goncalves
One Aide Ordered To Separate Trial
Washington AP A judge ordered a separate Watergate cover-up trial for Gordon Strachan. Five others remain for the main cover-up trial starting Tuesday. Strachan’s lawyer said they have been severed. Strachan seeks dismissal of conspiracy obstruction and perjury charges. dismissal denied without prejudice. The case centers on alleged efforts to thwart investigators of the June 1972 break in and related knowledge.
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Washington
ULS
John J. Sirica
White House
Gordon Strachan
Strachan
John M. Bray
U.S
Leon Jaworski
Simica
Sirla
H. R. Haldeman
Bray
Senate Watergate Committee
U.S. Court of Appeals
Atty
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Mardian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
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PSP
Robert Sprouce
Sprouce
Hazel Turner
Turner
Ardery
Patricia Kurdzal
Capt. Hankinson
Mmit
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