Ottaway News Service Expands State Coverage in 1973
Ottaway News Service will expand state house coverage to Albany Harrisburg and Boston in 1973 with five full time and six part time staff. Humphrey S Tyler will lead the Albany bureau and cover the Legislature and state agencies. John Moore will handle Harrisburg and Richard T Jones Massachusetts coverage. The expansion increases reliance on associates from Washington WSJ and National Observer.
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John Moore
Harrisburg
Richard T. Jones
Massachusetts State House
Moore
Sunbury
Daily Item
Ottaway
Pennsylvania
Tyler
Jones
New Bedford Standard Times
Port Jervis
Goshen
ONS
Washington
Wall Street Journal
National Observer
Attica riot indictments lead to first round of arraignments
Arraignments for the first of 37 persons indicted in last year's Attica Prison rebellion begin today before State Supreme Court Justice Carman F. Ball in Warsaw New York. Charles Pernasilice 20 Camillus is named among those indicted and is jailed on a homicide charge tied to guard William Quinn's death.
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Buffalo
Attica
State Supreme Court
Carman F. Ball
Warsaw
N.Y
Attica Defense Committee
Charles Pernasilice
Camillus
N. Y
Pernasilice
William Quinn
Erie County
Quinn
Berlin and Pape Promoted at Times Herald-Record
Barry Berlin 31 of Middletown is named assistant city editor at the Times Herald-Record and Bob Pape 25 named Goshen bureau chief. Berlin has seven years in journalism and joins from the Poughkeepsie Journal where he was wire editor and city editor two days weekly. Pape, a six year veteran, moves from court reporter to Goshen bureau chief, with prior work in Newburgh and White Plains covering Orange County and State Supreme Court.
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A.N. Romm
Barry Berlin
Times Herald- Record
Bob Pape
Goshen
Berlin
Middletown
Record
Poughkeepsie Journal
Dutchess County
University of Illinois
Yonkers
Greene County
Pape
Humphrey S. Tyler
Albany
Ottaway News Service
Newburgh
White Plains
Orange County Court
State Supreme Court
Plane crashes into two houses killing six residents
A twin-engine Cessna 421 smashed through the Nowotniak home and the adjacent Davis residence near Buffalo. Six died including three in the burning houses and three aboard the plane. Pilot reported engine trouble before the crash. Firefighters fought the blaze for about an hour.
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Buffalo
Harry Davis
Davis
Richard
Harry
Tran
Rosmary Davis
Stephen Nowotniak
Antoinette
Elizabeth
Stephen Jr
Joan Dudzinski
Nowotniak
Toni
Theodore M. Cicero
East Stroudsberg
Everett McNamara
Philipsburg
N.J
Gerald Porter
Greater Buffalo International
Nowotniak House
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State House
Robert T. Metz
Metz
Boston
Sunday Record
Edmund Pilein
Benjamin A. Gilman
Times Herald-Record
Humphrey Tyler
Newsroom
New York State
American Cancer Society
Elizabeth Clark
Cornwall
New Windsor
College
United Press International
National
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