Indiana Area Motorist Escapes Injury In 210 Mishap
District police logged four area traffic accidents in the last 24 hours with no injuries. PUNXSUTAWNEY Paul Hoover, 42, of Valier, escaped injury when his truck struck guardrails and overturned on Route 210 near Route 119 Trade City at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday after an unknown vehicle turned into his path. Damages $600. Indiana Borough Police investigated a two car crash at Wayne Ave Maple St at 9:50 a.m. Tuesday causing about $350 damage. Drivers Raymond Zack, 61, of Penn Run and John Grim, 21, of Indiana RD 5 involved. A third collision at 3:34 p.m. Tuesday on Grant St Papermill Ave near the Indiana intersection damaged vehicles operated by David Stern, 17, of Montrose RD, and Paul Maher, 21, of Wexford. Total damage about $1,700. A fourth crash at 8:09 a.m. today at Sixth Street Water Street in Indiana Borough left about $4,000 damage to vehicles driven by Catherine Donahue, 41, of 800 Ben Franklin Road North, Indiana, and Bernard Lewine, 53, of 701 Croyland Ave., Indiana.
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Punxsutawney
H. Paul Hoover
Valier
Trade City
Hoover
Indiana
Wayne Ave
Maple St
Raymond Zack
Penny Run
John J. Grim
eIndiana RD
David
Stern
Montrose RD
coPaul J. Maher
Wexford
Grant St. Papermill twAve
St. Water St
Catherine N. Donahue
Ben Franklin Road
North
Bernard ‘Lewine
Croyland Sr Ave
Police Still Hunting For Clymer Man
Pennsylvania authorities traveled to Morgantown West Virginia to take custody of one of three escapees from Rack water State Prison. Kenneth Perrine 26 and a 25 year old woman hostage were captured near Morgantown bus station. Lenigan 41 was recaptured after leaping from the wall. How ard Gibson the Clymer escapee remains at large with search centering in Chambersburg area.
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Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Morgantown
W.va
Rackwater State Prison
Zanere
Kenneth Perrine
Tuesseday
Portice
State College
Garea
Er Perrine
Mercer
Eugene Roney
Edic Keesport
Robert Lenigan
Lenigan
Ward Gibson
Clymer
Indiana
Apf
Seventeen Appear In Court Here
Seventeen appeared in court for pleas on drunken driving and related charges. Names include Allen W. Lazor Homer City, Henry Aubrey Lucernemines, George Hangach Tarrytown, John Kollar Blairsville, James Akens Nanty Glo, Melvin Hawk Adrian, Robert Clark Rochester Mills, Edward Sulkosky Torrance, Thomas Gromley Barnesboro, Richard Renwick Salisbury, Barry Bowers New Florence, and James Flickinger Blairsville. Sentences included fines up to 300 dollars, costs, and probation up to six months.
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Allen W. Lazor
Homer City
Henry David Aubrey
Lucernemines
Center Two
Geroge E. Hangach
Tarrytown
N.Y
East Wheatfield
John Matthew Kollar
Blairsville RD
Armstrong Twp
James Joseph Akens
Nanty Glo
Buffington Twp
Melvin Glen Hawk
Adrian RD
Earl Handler
Robert Harry Clark
Rochester Mills RD 1
Indiana
Edward Henry Sulkosky
Torrance
Blairsville
Thomas
Gromley
Barnesboro
Green Two
Richard John Renwick
Salisburg RD
West Wheatfield
Barry William Bowers
New Florence RD
Burrell Twp
James M. Flickinger
Blairsville RD 3
Ground To Be Broken For New Jail
The Indiana County commissioners approved a deed exchange for seven feet of land adjacent to the Community Building to the Borough of Indiana for land on Ninth Street. A pre construction conference will follow the groundbreaking. They also scheduled a voter registration sitting in Center 1 Two in response to a petition by 122 residents. Six members of the Indiana County Day Care Program Board of Directors were reappointed. The Graystone Presbyterian Church day care center moved to the county airport and will be divided with part to the Chevy Chase Community Center. An upset tax sale is set for Sept. 11. A resolution urged steps to secure natural gas supplies amid shortages. The American Legion youth baseball efforts, notably Homer City, were praised. The Cherryhill 2 election house renovation is complete and maintenance crews move to Beyer. Maintenance work continues on Kinter Covered Bridge as bridges statewide are repainted.
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N. 9Th St
Borough of
Indiana
Ninth Street
Aultman
Indiana County Child Day Care Program Board of Directors
Jon Fetzner
Cathy Garshnick
Adortha Madison
Clymer
Mary Oakes
Stafford
State Police List Report Au gust Traffic and Arrests
State police at the Indiana substation investigated 99 traffic accidents and one fatal crash took a life. Lieutenant Blair Swistock said troopers arrested 182 motorists and issued 447 warnings. They investigated 96 criminal complaints leading to 19 arrests, eight cleared, five hit and run cases with one cleared.
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Indiana
Blair E. Swistock
Munich Debacle Weighs on Olympic Athletes
A chaotic scene at Munich marks the aftermath of the attack on Israeli athletes. Witnesses recall Moshe Weinberg's brave defense and the terror group's raid on Building 31. Survivors and visitors name the fallen, reflect on missed chances, and honor those hurt amid the Olympic village.
Defense Calls Sentence Ridiculous Vengeful Berrigan Hit With 2 Year Term
The government dropped conspiracy charges against Rev. Philip Berrigan and six others in the Kissinger kidnapping plot after Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister were sentenced for smuggling prison mail. Berrigan received two years, McAlister one year, with the charges previously tied to a broader alleged plan including heating tunnels and draft-board vandalism now dismissed.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
Henry Kissinger
Paul O'Dwyer
Berrigan
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Elizabeth McAlister
Kissinger
Washington
D.C
William Lynch
Ramsey Clark
United States
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Elizabeth
Draft Board
Maryland
Danbury
Conn
Revolutionary
O'Dwyer
U.S
Philadelphia
Lewisburg
UMW Heads To Appeal Murder Raps
Pittsburgh AP Atty for two United Mine Workers officials Albert Pass and William Prater say the state Supreme Court will hear appeals in the 1969 Yablonski family murders case. They seek speedy trials on related conspiracy charges and ask for disclosure of all evidence.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Yablonski
State Supreme Court
High Court
Albert Pass
William Prater
Harold Gendelman
Pass
David Rothman
Prater
US Justice Department
Council Debates IUP Plans And Local Projects
Borough council adopts right turns on Eighth Street at Philadelphia Street intersection and approves a $312 dues payment to the State Association of Boroughs after Agnes damage. A Sept 29 conference at Shippensburg State College is noted along with inquiries into a $200 Shick Printing grant. Additional items include gas regulation concerns, Seventh Street closure for Farm City week, hay rides route, and Loyalty Day parade plans in May 1973. Penn Run senior citizens meet Sept 11 at 7 PM in Grange Hall.
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Philadelphia St
Council
Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
Harrisburg
State Association
Shippensburg State College
Shick Printing Company
Indiana County
Peoples Natural Gas Company
Gas Service
Federal Power Commission
Downtown Merchants Association
Seventh St
Nixon Ave
VFW
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Rustic Lodge
Penn Run
Grange Hall
Dredger Capsizes Off Finland Harbor Killing Sixteen
A Finnish dredger capsized near Pietarsaari harbor leaving sixteen men dead. Authorities reported twenty workers aboard at the time, four swam to a nearby tug, and the vessel had just returned from a work trip hours earlier.
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Helsinki
Pietarsaari Harbor
Finland
Tugat
Nixon orders urgent talks to halt terrorism after Munich attack
President Nixon directed Secretary Rogers to consult other governments urgently to find ways to halt terrorism after the Munich Olympic violence. Nixon, Kissinger, and Ziegler met about security measures following the deaths of Israeli athletes and Arab terrorists. He phoned Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir to convey condolences.
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Washington
Nixon
William P. Rogers
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Olympic Village
Munich
West Germany
Israel
Golda Meir
Olympics Faces First Time Suspension Over Atrocity
Two Israelis were killed as terrorists attacked the Olympic village at dawn. Nine hostages were seized and later killed. one attacker was believed killed, another body found today. IOC suspended events after memorial service. Willi Daume and Chancellor Brandt commented on continuing or halting the Games. West German organizers said continuation would be difficult. The village was ringed by police and armored cars as flags flew at half staff.
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Olympic Village
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Willi Daume
Willy Brandt
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Kinter
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Connollystrasse
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Olga Connolly
Nell Jackson
Marvin Green
Montreal
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Valee
Hong Kong
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Shaul Landani
Olympic Stadium
Rene Burger
Luxembourg
Boyd F. Douglas, Jr
Bucknell University
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Midnight Cave
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