Wayne Directors Refuse to Answer at Public Meeting
Four Wayne Township School Board members invoked the Fifth Amendment during a tense public session. Taxpayers pressed for information about why the superintendent search was reopened, but the board declined to discuss the matter, prompting questions about legal advice and openness. Police were present but proceedings continued with requests for information unanswered.
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Wayne Township
Jay
Thomas R
Robert Wil
George Hagger
8. E. Anderson
Jointure
Corry
Robert Grice
Shupe
Jack Crowell
Grice
Corry Barracks
Edward Pasi
Paul Sita
Walter Krupa
City council approves renewal plan with 1000 survey grant
City council in briefing session approves spending 1000 to hire an engineer for a survey and plant application for the Fourth Ward renewal project. Erie County planning officials will assist as engineers and planners. Chief Planner Christopher Day leads the effort. The measure comes from 3000 earmarked funds for addressing substandard housing under the city's housing code.
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Fourth Ward
Erie County Ent Authority
County Planning Office
Christopher Day
David Johnson
Erie County Department of 7Th
Realtor Urges Sewers for Northwest City Area
Merle Doda asked the City Council to approve sewer lines on four streets in the northwest area to enable eight building lots. The proposal targets West Congress Marion and Mound streets north of West Smith, with an estimated cost of 20 000 to 22 000 funded mostly by assessments against nearby property owners. Dodd plans eight new lots within Marion West Congress and Mound boundaries.
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aAre Ave
Ohio -Johnson-May Street
Muchas Et Eee
Yelopar
Johnson
Ohio
May Streets
Jack Downey
William A. Peiffer
Guy Abbey
Russell Brant
Clark
Mate
Merle Doda
Congress
Marion
Frederick
Mound Street
West Smith
David Johnson
Dodd
West Congress
Mound
Gen Tel Cuts Line Charges For Rural Subscribers
The General Telephone Co of Erie received permission to cut line construction charges for rural customers starting April 15. The Public Utility Commission said 304 customers will save 2,703 dollars yearly by eliminating pole attachment charges. Revisions will lower charges for new customers in remote areas by about 1.014, a.
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Gen Tel
Harrisburg
General Telephone Co
Erie
Public Utility Commission
Rampaging Red River battle threatens towns
In Minnesota and North Dakota, the Red River and Red Lake River surged with ice floes as residents faced flood danger. A child, Jong, 4, slipped near his eroding home and drowned. fire crews recovered the body. River levels reached critical heights and could threaten East Grand Forks and Grand Forks as ice blocks drift downstream.
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Jong
Minn
Grand’ Forks
Red Lake
Crook
East Grand Forks
Tiree
Chevrolet to repair accelerators on late model cars
Chevrolet plans a three million dollar recall to fix accelerator defects in 1964 and 1965 Chevelles and Powerglide equipped Chevrolets. Dealers will correct throttles prone to sticking amid snow or slush, with about 1.5 million vehicles on the road affected. A spokesman cited fewer than a half dozen injury incidents and noted no responsibility government comment pending.
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Detroit
Chevrolet Division
General Motors
Chevrolet Ae
Chevrolet
Fat Naser
Pennsylvania Soldiers Killed in Vietnam Loss Report
Washington AP reports 46 American soldiers killed in Vietnam including two Pennsylvanians. PPC Hector W. Bryan of Philadelphia and PIC John G. S00, nephew of Mrs. Ada Shaw, also of Philadelphia, were identified yesterday. The Defense Department confirmed their deaths.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pennsylvania
PPC
Hector W. Bryan
Randson
Marie G.dams
PIC
John G. Jack
Ada Shaw
Philadelphia
Destructive Florida Tornadoes Leave Nine Dead
Destructive tornadoes tore across central Florida forming a 150 mile path from the Gulf to the Atlantic. Nine dead, more than 300 injured or missing, and extensive destruction of homes and businesses. Gov. Burns seeks federal disaster relief. National Guardsmen guard wreckage and aid.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Mexico
Atlantic
Haydon Burns
Johnson
Red Cross
Gihee
Auburndale
Davenport Haines City
Winter Haven
St. Petersburg-Clearwater
Tampa
Polk County
Orlando
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Gibsonia
Meaty Trailel Park
Laps
Lake
Cut Hospital Visitors To One Per Patient
Crowded Corry Memorial Hospital limited visitors to one per patient due to respiratory cases pushing occupancy to 120 percent. Administrator Samuel Antrim said beds were added and two solariums are used as patient areas. He urged the public to visit only with advance notice to avoid being turned away.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Milk price hike hits Pennsylvania nationwide rise sticks mainly to state
The State Milk Control Commission ordered a penny per quart increase across Pennsylvania with two exceptions Pittsburgh and SchuylkillCounty areas. Dealer and processor prices also rose at midnight. Allegheny County sought to block the order but Commonwealth Court denied the injunction. Producer prices rise 40 cents per hundred pounds statewide except in federal order areas and Pittsburgh and Schuylkill regions where the increase is 20 cents.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Milk Control Commission
Allegheny County
Commonwealth Court
Constra
Eal Junction
Pittsburgh
William W. Lipaitt
William D. Morgan
The
Milk Control Commission
Commission
Milk Commission
Joab Mahood
Schuylkill
Milk Commission under scrutiny as prices rise
The Corry Journal's four part spotlight on the Pennsylvania Milk Commission examines how monthly audits, butter fat checks, and milk readings ensure authenticity of blend prices and dealer records. It notes possible amendments by the General Assembly, questions about past personnel issues, and references to the milk control law as a national model despite past court challenges and a scandal involving producer price concerns.
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Harrisburg
the Corry Journal
Pennsylvania Milk Commission
Milk Commission
Fay
Lescoe
Commission
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Viet Nam Buddhist tensions flare as crowds clash in Saigon
Buddhist demand for a national assembly grows amid curfew violations by protesters in Saigon and Da Nang. Police fire tear gas as about 700 marchers confront security, while Premier Ky orders restraint and military moves at Da Nang. Thich Tam Chat urged a peaceful night of prayer as political maneuvering continues.
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Ise
da Nang
National
Thres de Monislahies
Fen Rist
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Vu. Chuan
Chuan
National Assembly
Thich Tam Chat
Buddhist Institute
U.S
Ciao
Chalera
Sorena
South Viet Nam
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Hubert Vaughn
McMichael
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Sehuyuill Mai Areaa
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