Woman on 28-car freight train derailment not acting alone
Mary Lane Pipkin of Sanford 25 was found in the fireman seat after the 30 mile wild ride ending in Pierson. Railroad officials say driving a train at high speeds suggests collaboration. Pipkin faces grand larceny with a $5000 bond. investigators seek possible co-conspirators.
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Middletonian guilty of unarmed robbery
James Quinn of Middletown pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to unarmed robbery tied to the Couch's Supermarket theft on April 19. He testified a friend did the robbery and split $106 with him. sentencing set for June 18. His co-defendant, Fred Jackson, has pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
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Fred Jackson
Fred B. Cramer
Eagles Leader to Speak at Crystal Aerie Anniversary
The next grand worthy president of the Eagles will be featured speaker at Crystal Aerie 3458 Fraternal Order of Eagles first anniversary celebration at the lodge hall on S Main Street Sunday. James Bailey, a former Massachusetts state president and regional president, will be inaugurate d as grand worthy president in June at the National Eagles Convention in Washington. Lodge initiations start at 2 p.m. with dinner at 5 p.m. and a 6 to 10 p.m. dance. music by Don Adams and the Country Beats.
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Praised realtor fined for discrimination in house showing
Philadelphia realtor Terry MacGinnity, praised earlier for a 1971 essay, was fined 800 dollars for refusing to show a black woman a house in an all white Yeadon area. He admitted four counts of discrimination and received 200 dollars per count from a Philadelphia Municipal Court.
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Carolyn Jackson
Lee De Forest’s Radio Surgical Knife Invented in 1907
American inventor Lee De Forest developed a high frequency electrical surgical knife in 1907, pioneering radio surgical techniques and signaling early advances in medical electrosurgery.
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