State Police Arrests On Increase
In the first quarter of 1970, State Police reported 473 raids and 84 arrests, up from 1969 figures. Most arrests targeted gambling and narcotics, with 399 for liquor and narcotics offenses and 128 for prostitution and related violations. Motor vehicle investigations totaled 343 with 238 injuries and nine deaths, while property recovered reached $34,200.
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Harrisburg
Ling
Oliver A. Smith
Lawrence Park
Col
Frank McKetta
McKetta
Armstrong
Carbon
Forest
Greene
Juniata
Perry
Pike
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Warren
Wyoming
Warren ESC Sets Summer Courses At Warren Campus
Warren Campus of Edinboro State College invites applications for a six week summer session starting June 22 1970. Eighteen courses offered from 4 to 9 p m weekdays with a 6 credit hour maximum and fees of 19 dollars per credit plus books. Open to Edinboro students other colleges students seeking self improvement and high school students with principal's approval.
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Warren
Edinboro State College
Frank Johnson
Edinboro State Collge
U.S
Girl Shames Dad To Quit Smoking
In Mill Valley California 14 year old Sheree Bryan refused to eat for two days to force her father James Bryan 47 to quit smoking. After seeing her lose eight pounds he quit smoking becoming an ex-smoker. Sheree later noted she was beaten and her dad publicly pledged to stop cigarettes.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Sheree Bryan
James Bryan
Sheree
Code Identification Plan Aims to Curb Burglary in Ogden
Ogden Utah police unveil Operation Identification to slow thefts by etching owner numbers on belongings. Police Chief L A Jacobson says tools will be loaned to homeowners to engrave driver license numbers on items like bicycles tools and TVs. Items will be registered and decals placed on front windows warning that property is marked. Other short notices list visiting relatives and social guests in the community.
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Ogden
Utah
L.A. Jacobson
Jacobson
Clymer Social Guests Fill Easter Weekend
Clymer events chronicled multiple Sunday dinners and weekend visits. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Newhouse and sons of Kenmore, Mrs. Carol Compton, Mrs. Gertrude Gravink, and Mr. Wilbur Rickers of Corry, along with several families from Fredonia Clarence Center Hope College Geneseo College Utica Rochester and Detroit. Travels included Mr. Goggin heading to Europe and RCA Festival attendees in Detroit. Little Rory Jon joined Rev Kelvin Kronemeyer’s household as a new baby.
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Gilbert Ton
Ethel Wallace
Donald Cady
Cortland
N.Y
Raymond Kniphuisen Jr
Monroe
Clayton Duink
Melvin Kronemeyer
Pat
Grandville
Mich
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Rory Jon
Carlyle Neckers
Arizona
Hubert Brown
Jane Brown
Jerome W. Brown
Mt Clemens
Doris Ruslink
New York
Edward Ruslink
Amy Newhouse
N.Y. Elliot
Mayville
Gordon Newhouse
Kenmore
Carol Compton
Gertrude Gravink
Wilbur Rickers
Corry
James Sullivan
Jimmy
Fredonia
Gilbert J. Ton
Gail Thompson
Mark
Clarence Center
William Gravink
Philip Gravink
Bradley
Brendon
Jill
Judith Lockenhouse
Celia Hogenboom
John Beckerink
Hope College
Linda Duink
Geneseo College
Treasa Rhebergen
Gordon Holthouse
Pam
Paula
Patty
Penny
Larry Rhebergen
Brent
Minford Hinsdale
Becki
Dennis
David Hinsdale
Louis Duink
Jerrold Duink
Marie Jones
Utica
Andrew Hutton
Bruce
Earl Duink
Larry Duink
Linda’ Molk
Elizabeth
Elaine
Barbara
Robert
Paul Heslink
Jack Gibbons
Arthur Goggin
Europe
Curtis VanderSchaatt
Silver Spring
Gilbert Vander Schaaff
Richard TenHaken
Rochester
Irma TenHaken
Darwin
Marion Gallup
Abbe Reformed Parsonage
Claud Lictus
Florida
Clarence Spitzer Jr
Amherst
Clarence Spitzer Sr
Benjamin TeWinkle
Nancy TeWinkle
Philadelphia
Quentin Bensink
Harold Legters
RCA
Wilbur Lookenhouse
Sugar Grove
Ronald Lookenhouse
Baby
Warren
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