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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1970

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Fire destroys Berlin area home injuring resident

Mrs Mae Foor 46 of Berlin RD 4 was listed in satisfactory condition Monday night at Meyersdale Community Hospital after a fire destruction of her residence on Mud Pike. She saved only a blanket and a Christmas present while attempting to check a basement furnace before heavy smoke forced her out. Firemen protected nearby buildings as flames spread through the roof and windblown embers hindered efforts. damage estimate not yet set.

Mae Foor Berlin RD Meyersdale Community Hospital Berlin and Somerset Robert Berlin Mud Pike Todd Bell

No Mail Delivery Is Postal Rest on Christmas Weekend

Washington AP reports postal workers returned to routes after a long holiday weekend seen as a rest for weary staff not a move toward a five day week. Officials noted no Saturday delivery after Christmas and said mail volume plummeted the day after the holiday. Saturday service will resume for the New Years weekend.

Washington America

Felix Hebert Eyed as Hebert to Succeed Mendel Rivers

Felix Edward Hebert, a veteran investigator of military affairs, is in line to chair the House Armed Services Committee after the death of L Mendel Rivers. The Louisiana Democrat, 69, has a pro military record but opposes Nixon’s volunteer army plan. Hebert previously led the My Lai inquiry and clashed with Army officials, including Stanley Resor, over defense issues.

Washington Felix Edward Hebert L. Mendel Rivers House Armed Services Committee Louisiana Democrat Pentagon Hebert New Orleans My Lai Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor Nixon Volunteer Army Congress Philip J. Philbin Dmass Rivers Philbin Defense Robert S. McNamara National Guard Army Resor State Department Vietnam Edward I. Koch D-N.y Louisiana

Weather Look Ahead for Western Pennsylvania

Western Pennsylvania stays mostly sunny and cold. Daytime highs reach the mid 20s to around 30, with nights remaining cold. Tuesday night and Wednesday bring lows from near five to the mid teens and highs in the upper 20s to mid 20s. Winds from the west at five to ten mph. Precipitation chance is ten percent Tuesday and Tuesday night.

Pennsylvania

Mendel Rivers Dies After Heart Failure at 65

Rep. L. Mendel Rivers longtime House Armed Services chairman died at University Hospital Birmingham after open heart surgery. He was born September 28, 1905, and had strong ties to South Carolina and Charleston. President Nixon and Defense Secretary Laird praised his patriotism and service.

Birmingham Ala L. Mendel Rivers House Armed Services Committee South Carolina Democrat University Hospital Rivers Charleston S.C St. Stephens Nixon South Carolina America Defense Melvin R. Laird Gumville

New Rules On Snowmobiles At Lake Somerset

Pennsylvania Fish Commission official John Buck announces snowmobiles are banned near Lake Somerset’s edge the ice and the dam breast due to turf destruction and erosion. All other lake areas remain open to snowmobilers if restricted zones are respected. otherwise, the whole lake may close. Rivers obituary or biography text follows about his congressional career and defense stance (not applicable to this item).

John Buck Pennsylvania Fish Commission Lake Somerset Buck

Almost Crime Doesn’t Pay Off in Johnstown Youth Case

President Judge Charles H. Coffroth imposed deterrent penalties on two Johnstown youths not prosecuted for malicious mischief after the Commonwealth failed to prove a prima facie case. The DA asked for nol pros and the youths pleaded guilty to malicious mischief, then were ordered to pay costs and an extra $100 each to discourage further mischief. The ruling accompanied the nol pros condition for final disposition.

Todd Bell Charles H. Coffroth Johnstown Commonwealth Alexander Ogle Robert Samuel Cassat Robert Joseph Leap Posssson Caram Abood

Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches 504 Deaths Over Weekend

The Associated Press reports more than 500 people died in highway crashes during the three day Christmas weekend. A final tally shows 504 fatalities through Sunday midnight, with 6 p.m. Thursday start. Weather improved conditions compared with icy precipitation earlier.

Associated Press National Safety Council

New Angle Cited In Tate Murder Trial

Defense in the Sharon Tate murder case argues a non Manson scenario is possible citing a lone pair of glasses found at Tate mansion as unproven linked to any owner. Paul Fitzgerald questions blood outside the house and readiness of evidence while aiming to undermine the state's case.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Charles Manson Paul Fitzgerald Miss Tate Fitzgerald Jay Sebring Sebring Blood Manson

Basque militants sentenced to death by Spanish court

Six Basque separatists in their twenties were condemned to die by firing squad after a military court found them guilty of murder in a terrorism campaign for Basque independence. Three received double death sentences plus prison terms. others faced long jail terms or acquittals as protests and political reactions mounted.

Fenton Wheeler Associated Press Burgos Spain Gregorio Peces-Barba ETA Francisco Franco Ivan de Navascues Francisco Javier I[zco Eduardo Uriate Joaquin Gorostich Maria Onaindia Francisco Javir Larena Jose Maria Corronsoro Corronsoro Maria Aranzazu Arruti Julian Calzada Juan Echave Juana Izco

Judge Coffroth's Busy Day Cleared in Criminal Court

Judge Charles H. Coffroth handed down multiple sentences Monday for offenses including driving while intoxicated, driving during revocation, license violations, contributing to delinquency of minors, firearms violations, corrupting morals of children, drug act violations, larceny, and assault. Notable fines ranged up to 250 dollars with probation, jail terms, or fines plus costs. bonds and peace bonds were also imposed.

Charles H. Coffroth Thomas C. Fisher Schellsburg Paul Klingerman Jr Somerset RD 3 Kenneth Carl Miller Jennerstown Dorothy Brandt Somerset Calvin William Wyant Acosta Robert Clyde Bigam Barberton Ohio Ronald Lee Baumgardner Friedens AD 2 Richard David Spencer William Jay Sellers Johnstown Leon Clark Pittsburgh August A. Christiano Scranton Floyd Norman Porterfield David Roy Eicher Normalville Gerald Stephen Henry Connellsville Richard H. Williams Chicago Glenn Monroe Henry Garrett RD Jeffrey Brehm Jenners

Drive In Armory Doors Hit by Holsopple Driver

Police arrest Holsopple man Joe Alochney after he rammed the National Guard Armory doors on North Center Avenue while allegedly intoxicated. He is jailed to sober up and faces arraignment before Justice P G Marenna.

Holsopple National Guard Joe Alocney North Center Avenue Alochney East Catherine Street Justice of the Peace P.G. Marenna

Audits Find Records for Two Justices of the Peace

State Auditor General audit covers Justice of the Peace Stanley C. Will Garrett from Oct 1 1969 to Sept 30 1970 listing 13 cases with fines totaling 308 dollars including 11 vehicle code violations and two game law violations. A 10 percent penalty for late collections and a 1 dollar penalty for late transmission of a 10 dollar fine are noted with a 1 dollar balance due. The audit also covers Justice of the Peace Carroll L. Miller Benin Oct 1 1969 to Jan 4 1970 showing 12 vehicle code violations totaling 245 dollars as the docket indicates the commission expired.

Harrisburg Auditor General’s Department Justice of the Peace Stanley C. Will Garrett Robert P. Casey Ag’s Commonwealth Eace Carrol L. Miller Benin

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