Hunter Roundup Ends As Last Suspects Appear
The Hunter Roundup case concludes with two hunters facing hearings before District Justice Charles Gett at Little Cooley. Several others already paid fines in a two year undercover game protection investigation led by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Names include Gene Tracey, Paul J. Lock, Marvin Miller, and others from Spartansburg area facing charges of unlawful tagging, transporting deer, or hunting from a vehicle.
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Ania
Charles Get
Little Cooley
Spartansburg
Contiaxon
Lewis Yocum
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Franklin
DJ Gillett
Ebay Ara Esebarl SatBp
Deat Ron Ray
Gene Tracey
R.D
Allure
Wate Tansburg
Paul J. Lock
Marvin Miller
North Hills Golf Budget Varies as Council Demands Details
North Hills council members voiced concern over the golf course budget and employee pay as bids opened for Mead Park lighted tennis courts, a sewer line, and museum facilities. Allen Industries won the bid. project completion is estimated at 90 days. Lou Hanna urged caution about using the municipal course for Corry Area High School golf.
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Eng
North Hills
Te Temlar Metingo Ly
William Halfost
Mead Park
City Council
Allen Industries Inc
Erie
Lick ‘Alin Froid A
David Johnson
Greens
Euimisseng
Coes
Couell
Haltaat
Fred Schmahy
Aadie
Lou Hanna
Corry Area High School
Hanna
Corry Country Club
Kiwanis and Rotary Joint Dinner In Corry
Members of the Corry Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs and their wives held a joint dinner meeting at the Corry Motor Inn. Guest speaker Capt. Harden White of the Erie Citadel Salvation Army gave a slide show on his Hong Kong trip and displayed souvenirs.
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Corry Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Corry Motor Inn
Harden White
Erie Citadel
Salvation Army
White
Hong Kong
Donald Mitchell
Kiwanis
LeRoy Lyle
The
Corry Salvation Army
Serge Black
Rotery
Elgin School District to Buy Corry Area Property
The Elgin area school district agreed to purchase a roughly 19 acre property with about 95,000 square feet of building space for 156,250. Financing will come from Appalachia Grant funds state subsidies and local funds. The project, labeled Corry Branch Erie County Vocational Technical School, aims to open in September with seven to eight courses. Some teachers fear job loss and seniority issues amid planned attrition and transportation concerns.
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Sea Ee Ercane Ee Pr
Inaie Corry ‘Area
Dette Us Howsatterel Aes
Bees Tole Silkenly
East City
Whch
Elgin
Charles W. Kreps Jr
Appalachia
Eert Kreps
Krepps
Department of Education
Corry
Erie County Vocational-Technical School
Krapps
Mystery Man Hughes Dead At 70 In Houston
Houston AP reports Howard Robard Hughes dies at age 70 amid a life of mystery. He died after weeks of illness and was hospitalized in Houston where his long life and vast holdings in hotels aviation and industry were noted.
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Hughes
Houston
Howard Robard Hughes
Cranes Bank
Princess Hotal
Islaa
Ie Ae Rape Pte
Arelerberg
Summa Corp
Howard Hughes
Vancouver
B.C
Habis
Parents told to discuss sex with children despite fear
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania Health Secretary Leonard Bachman urged parents to bring up sex with kids to curb rising disease rates among youths 14 and under. He admitted fear and shyness but stressed two core elements: explain anatomy and teach how to use knowledge responsibly.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
One Hundred Dollars A Week Falls Below Poverty Line
Washington report notes that a family of four with two adults now earns under the federal poverty threshold, marking a shift from earlier views of a $100 weekly income as middle class. The AP summarizes government findings on wage benchmarks and living costs impacting eligibility and perception of poverty.
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Washington
Eynce
Labor Department
Whitch
Census Bureau
Mowod Indicted in $3,980 Payoff Case
State Revenue Secretary George J. Mowod was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges including conspiracy and income tax evasion. He allegedly pressured a food distributor to pay $3,980 for work on his home in exchange for a lower release, and conspired with an accountant from Fieldbrook Foods Inc. to conceal the payoff as a state investigation began. The indictment also accuses him of failing to pay taxes on the $3,980. The report notes related poverty and Youth Corps program details in Erie County and broader cost-of-living impacts.
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Pittsburgh
George J. Mowod
Mowod
Bareau
Rales ‘Ax
Fieldbrook Foods Inc
Monod
Brown Udall Mock Democratic Convention at St Francis
In Lorett o Pennsylvania AP reports a mock Democratic convention at St Francis College chose Gov Jerry Brown of California as presidential nominee on the second ballot with 73 votes needed. Morris led first ballot with 168 while Udall of Arizona polled 608. Udall later received 1 vote, others entered included Henry M Jackson, Hubert Humphrey and Jimmy Carter. Brown was a late entry not in Pennsylvania April 27 primary.
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Loretto
St. Francis College
Jerry Brown
California
Morris
Mr Udall
Arizona
Udall
Brown
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Georgia
Jimmy Darker
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Smoke Break Sparks City Council Debate
A City Council meeting stalls over a 10 minute smoke break system. Mayor Kibler backed smokers leaving chamber for breaks while Bruce Lewis of WWCB Radio and Cornelius Calderone argued a ban cannot be enforced without a full council vote. Calderone pressed for rights to refrain. Lewis insisted on smoking inside. The issue remains unresolved as the ambulance contract renewal and subsidy details also dominate the session.
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Mary Ann Kibler
Flack
Bruce Lewis
Wwcb Radio
Corneilman
Benjamin Calderone
Calderone
Lewis
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Neighborhood Youth Corp
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Youth Corps
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Deiniere Prvice
William Halfast
Derry Ambulance Service
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