The Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • 20

a a a 20 The Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, June 24, 1985 Twisters Hit By The Associated Press Residents of Atlantic, a Crawford County town flattened by a wave of tornadoes three weeks ago, relived a nightmare over the weekend as a twister again threatened their homes. The National Weather Services said two tornadoes crossed and northwestern Pennsylvania Saturday night, touching down in several of the same communities hit on May 31, when 88 people died in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Ontario, Canada. Only one serious injury was reported, but the high winds destroyed some buildings, uprooted trees and knocked down power lines, officials said. "The tornado missed me by 500 yards the first time, and I sure didn't expect it to come down the same street again," said George Carl of Atlantic. "It was really a frightening experience." Another resident of Atlantic, where three people died, 40 were injured and 70 buildings were destroyed, echoed Carl's feelings.

"We didn't have time to be scared the first time, but this time we had a little more time to think about it and it was just terrifying," said Barb Pfaff. The weather service said one tornado hit Atlantic and Cochranton in Crawford County, passing into Cherry Tree in Venango County and then to Forest County, the service said. All three towns suffered fatalities in the tornado wave last month. Another tornado Saturday touched down in Beaver Center and Spring- Neighbors and firemen boro in Crawford County, Edinboro in Erie County and finally Saegertown in Crawford County, the weather service said. Shawn Sweetapple, 18, of Polk, was admitted to Franklin Regional Medical Center after lightning struck a house in Polk, shocking him as he Pro-Lifers Plan 'Trial' NUREMBERG, Pa.

(AP) Antiabortionists will hold a mock trial for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun and others in this town, whose German namesake was the site of Nazi war-crimes trials, a prolife activist says. Organizer Joseph M. Scheidler said the "defendants" will include scores of other people his Chicagobased Pro-Life Action League feels have supported legalized abortions. Blackmun wrote the Supreme Court's landmark 1973 decision legalizing abortions.

"It's imperative that this trial of abortions, the American Holocaust, be held in this town because the anniversary of the Nuremberg trials is career coming up," Scheidler said. "There was a terrible thing that happened 40 years ago human lives were taken, wantonly, thousands a day, and the same thing is happening in America." Scheidler said the location is pivotal for the mock trial, set for Oct. 4 and 5. "The trial will be held here or it won't be held at all," he said. "It has to be Nuremberg or it loses the symbolism." The proposed event has already met opposition from residents of this village of 800 in Schuylkill County.

They fear the publicity resulting from the "trial" would disrupt their lives. er Towns -Again survey tornado damage in stood in front of a refrigerator. He was li listed in satisfactory condition Sunday. "It was a little grayish- funnel (that) dropped out of that black bank of clouds. You could see the clouds thrashing around.

It came straight toward the house," said Faith Scott, Crossingville, Pa. on Sunday. The Associated Press who was visiting her brothers at their farm in Spring Township. Mrs. Scott and her brothers, Darrell and Walter Brickner, heard a report on a citizen's band radio around 6:15 p.m.

that a tornado had touched down in nearby Jefferson, Ohio. PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE NORTH LEBANON TOWNSHIP HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM WHEN: June 25, 1985 7:00 p.m. WHERE: North Lebanon Township Building, 725 Kimmerlings Road, Lebanon PURPOSE OF MEETING: To explain the Housing Rehabilitation Financing Program being administered in North Lebanon Township by the Lebanon County Redevelopment Authority. ALL AREA PROPERTY OWNERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND Walker Had Record SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) The Navy knew John Walker had committed four burglaries as a teen-ager when it granted security clearance in 1964 to Walker, who is now accused of selling military secrets to the Soviet Union, according to a published report.

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