Principal Change at Sparta Merged High School
Montoro, 39, a clarion college arts graduate and Edinboro candidate, becomes Sparta Merged High School supervising principal as Roland Putnam resigns to join Crawford County Education Aid program. Montoro, native of Madera, served in WWII era U S 8th Army and taught at Sparta since Putnam arrived. He lives in Sparta with wife and 3% year old son. wife is Sparta School Board secretary.
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Clarion College
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Madera
Toro
Moshannon Valley High School
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Japan
Putnam
William
Crawford County
Newsman Lynch Named Casey Campaign Director in Pennsylvania
John M. Lynch, veteran capitol newsman aged 35, will serve as news and information director for State Sen. Robert P. Casey's gubernatorial bid. Lynch has spent eight years with The Associated Press and joins Casey with Democratic Party backing for the nomination.
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John M. Lynch
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Democratic Party
Lynch
Associated Press
Milk price complexities in Pennsylvania milk system explained
Corry Journal presents a Spotlight Story on why milk pricing is confusing. The piece describes four main factors behind the pricing, including perishability, stockpiling limits, demand unpredictability, and production variables such as lactation stage and weather. It uses examples of blending strategies and a two price system for Class I human consumption versus manufacturing uses, noting the Milk Control Commission's role in governing the industry.
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Pennsylvania
Milk Control Commission
Erie
Planners Approve Apartments After Reversing Earlier Action
The City Planning Commission rescinded last Thursday's noon vote approving a 24 unit apartment building west of May Street after the Journal exposed the prior meeting as illegal under the Right To Know Law. The panel then allowed construction in a single residence area, though member Paul Taylor shifted his stance, preferring a different location.
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Tragedy at Union City crossing claims 19 year old son
In Union City a freight train at Sixth avenue struck a lumber truck killing 19 year old Robert L. Smith. His father Robert Smith, 46, was seriously injured with facial and scalp lacerations while authorities call the crossing dangerous and note prior accidents. No autopsy planned. accidental death ruled.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Smith
Conewango Valley
N. Y
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Paul Behan
Union City Police Depane
Sixth Avenue
Trie- Lackawanna
Behan
Smith
Tri-State Hardwood, Inc
Borough Street
Young Smith
Harry Musser
Musser
Beban
Scranton Plans Viet Nam Visit Alongside Japan Trip
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Scranton plans a possible two to three day trip to Viet Nam in the third week of May, to be arranged with his prior Japan travel. The trip would accompany his Japan visit to promote Pennsylvania at a trade fair and align with White House suggestions.
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Scranton
Viet Nam
Brose Sarseey Tae Core
Jacky
Japan
Tokyo
Pennsylvania
White House
State angling chief touts fisheries work in Sparta
Robert J. Bielo, director of the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, told a Sparta gathering that the agency had previously taken a back seat to other state offices. He noted fishing license sales have risen after years of decline, adding Pennsylvania fishermen generate about $130 million in business. The event drew over 200 attendees and featured Assemblyman Wallace Denn, Superintendent of the Northwestern Division of the State Game Commission, and other officials.
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State Commerce Department
Railroads Rolling Again Union Pledge Ends Strike
Washington AP report says eight major railroads rapidly resumed operations after a four day strike. President Johnson and federal fines pressured unions to accept no reprisals against crossers. Local vandalism at Fran and Jim's on North Center Street caused hundreds in damage as bricks shattered windows and neon lights. insurance will review losses.
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North Center Street
James Davis
Washington
Johnson
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Chicago
Maine
Florida
California
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U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Holszoff
Gilbert Ee Asbionin
Secre- Ltd
W. Willard Wirtzing
Central of Georgia
Seaboard Air Line
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Grand Trank Western
Boston & Maine
Leeee Railroad
Harrisburg
Congress
U.S
Een
Question Pa Youth 20 In Kidnaping
Morgantown police seek to question 20 year old Larry Joe Bobbs of Clairton Pa after an alleged kidnapping. Jeffrey Dyer a Morgantown resident said Bobbs forced him into a late night drive across southwestern Pennsylvania and dumped him north of Morgantown. Dyer, uninjured, described the car thefts and armed robbery charges filed in Jefferson Borough Pa and Morgantown police noted the stolen car was left in Pennsylvania before another car was taken locally.
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W. Va
FBI
Pennsylvania
Larry Joe Bobbs
Clairton
Jefferson Borough
Jeffrey Dyer
Bobbs
Dyer
John W. Lewis
Pennsy Erie roads resume normal operations after strike
Normal service returns at the Pennsylvania Railroad facility with four local Pennsy employees back on duty and trains resuming between Buffalo and Oil City. A freight to Warren departed Erie at 10 am. The strike, which began last Thursday, caused minimal disruption, with six cars of polyurethane foam from Corry Foam Products Co. affected. An Erie-Lackawanna carrier briefly hauled tall cargo on EL tracks during the disruption.
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Pennsy
Buffalo
Oil City
Erie
Warren
Corry Foam Products Co
West Main Street
Erie-Lackawanna
Pa Editors Debate Obscenity At Harrisburg Seminar
In Harrisburg the final session of a Pennsylvania editors seminar focused on draft card burnings civil rights demonstrations and obscenity. Ted Gross of the Lebanon Daily News argued draft card burners seek publicity and editors should not be fall guys. Vincent J. Quatrini Latrobe warned freedom of the press does not license distribution of poison.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ted Gross
The
Lebanon Daily News
Vincent J. Quatrini
Gale wrecks ship killing 10 near Humber River
A North Sea gale smashed the 300-ton British pleasure ship Anzio near the Humber River mouth, killing all 10 crew aboard. The craft was en route from London to Inverness, Scotland, when Coast Guardsmen first sighted the vessel and warned it to stay offshore.
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Humber River
Inverness
Scotland
Oast
State Fish Commission Leader Points to Midstream Fight
Robert J. Bielo, executive director of the State Fish Commission, speaks as three midsteners listen, outlining a stance on the emerging policy issue. The scene captures a tense exchange as advocates press for action and opponents pose questions.
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State Fish Commission
Bielo
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