Veil Image Attracts Pilgrims To Small Church
In Shamokin Pennsylvania thousands visit Holy Trinity Episcopal Church to view what worshippers say is an image of Jesus on the tabernacle veil. Bishop Dean Stevenson notes the possibility but cautions on interpretation while locals report varied experiences.
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Shamokin
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Dean T. Stevenson
Central
Pennsylvania
Frank Knutti
Iris Reigle
Texas
Northumberland County
Knutti
Stevenson
Episcopal Church
UPI
Christ
Motorist dies as car slams tree in Cortland County
Craig Monk Jr. a 20 year old Richford man died when the car he rode in failed to negotiate a curve on East Freetown Texas Valley Road. Driver David Wood 26 Lisle was traveling at high speed and the car skidded 200 feet before hitting a tree. Both men were pinned for about an hour and rescued. Wood faces pending charges and was hospitalized at Cortland Memorial.
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Richford
Cortland County
Craig Monk Jr
RD 1
David Wood
Lisle
Wood
East Freetown
Texas Valley
Monk
Cortland Memorial Hospital
Tragic Pickup Crash Kills One in Clinton County
State police report a pickup crash on Route 374 in Ellenburg left Charles C. LaClair dead at 33 and injuring his father Ovid W. LaClair 57 and driver Richard LaPointe 31. LaPointe charged with driving while intoxicated after the 5:05 p.m. wreck. all three ejected as vehicle hit guard rails and overturned. Ovid and LaPointe hospitalized with internal injuries. arraignment pending after discharge.
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Clinton County
Plattsburgh
Charles C. LaClair
Merrill
Ovid W. LaClair
Ellenburg
Richard LaPointe
LaPointe
Ovid LaClair
Tax bill promises easier filing for millions
Senate backed tax reform would ease returns for 96 percent of filers with new tables requiring minimal math and a flat standard deduction for singles and couples. The measure, sent to a House conference, would cut taxes for most below 20 000 income and extend credits for low income and small business, with June 1 changes in withholding.
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Jim Luther Washington
Russell B. Long
Finance Committee
Senate
Carter
House
Central New York Sees Pleasant Spring Weather into Tomorrow
The National Weather Service forecasts pleasant spring conditions across Central New York through tomorrow with mostly sunny skies and lows in the low 40s tonight. A cold front could bring showers Sunday night into Monday and Tuesday, with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph and higher gusts.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Steam plant site still up in air at council clash
A county city committee backed a Brighton Avenue site for a garbage burning steam plant by eight to two but faced firm council opposition. With potential loss of state aid and a Monday deadline for Grumman Ecosystems bid, officials weighed a 30 day delay and neighborhood information meetings amid traffic concerns. The DEC warned state aid could be jeopardized by summer due to downstate pressure for solid waste funds.
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Ezra Greenhouse
Brighton Avenue
Grumman Ecosystems Inc
Bethpage
L.I
Ralph Greenhouse
Joyce Ross
Thomas
State Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
William Hicks
Hicks
Onondaga
North Sea oil well finally sealed stopping spill threat
A Texas capping team sealed the Ekofisk offshore well 168 miles west of Stavanger, using blind rams and a three part stopper atop the apparatus. After four failed attempts, chemical mud stabilized the well, ending the risk of renewed blowout estimated at 4,000 psi. Phillips officials and Paul Adair aided in the operation as oil volume stood at about 5 million gallons remaining.
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Stavanger
Norway
Texas
Ekofisk
North Sea
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
No. 14
Bravo
Paul
Red" Adair
Adair
Boots” Hansen
Richard “Toots
Hatteberg
Rais
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Ann Landers
Bri Ofi
Alan Hargus
Seattle
Council At Odds
Sao Bartolomeu
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Joseph Lormand
Baton Rouge
Exxon
Anchorage
Port Allen
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