Drugs at Corry station highlight LSD pills and school warning
Police Chief Kenneth Nichols displays seized drugs including marijuana and LSD base pills at the station as The Journal reports a CAHS student letter triggering renewed concern. Parents are advised on signs of drug use, from personality changes and money loss to eye symptoms and erratic behavior, with notes on marijuana effects and urging professional observation.
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Kenneth Nichols
Nichols
Eaton
Police Department
Armed Robbery at Spaulding Truck Leaves $429 Missing
Police search area for a young white male suspect described as hippie type with greased black shoulder length hair. He wore a black jacket with hood and blue jeans after stealing $429 from a Spaulding Inc. truck at the VFW Club lot on Mead Avenue near Columbus. State and city officers coordinated the inquiry and circulated a facial likeness.
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Spaulding Inc
Ivan Burchfield
R.D. 3
Conneaut Lake
Spaulding Company
Columbus Avenue
Mead Avenue
VFW Club
VFW
Burchfield
Kenneth Nichols
State Crime Commission
Julius
Gus) Wotus
Vera Robertson
Crime Commission
State probes bank investments cost millions in potential returns
Harrisburg AP A state agency ordered an investigation into alleged mismanagement of school and higher education funds by Mellon Bank and Provident National Bank. Gov Shapp-ordered inquiry targets possible breach of fiduciary duty as banks invested state money in their CDs with lower yields, prompting questions on lost interest from 1960 to 1974.
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Harrisburg
Guv. Shapp
State Public School Building Authority
Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh
Prosident National Bank of Philadelphia
Public School Authority
Higher Education Facilities Authority
Shapp
Hud Englehart
Mellon
Shapp Aeese
Commonwealth
U.S. Treasury
Provident National
Mellon Bank
Provident
Victor Wright
House
Wright
Lawrence Beaser
Pennsylvania
Provident National Bank
Beaser
Clymer Members Launch Drive for Elderly Housing
Clymer and the Clymer Community Club have begun a fund drive to finance 16 rental apartments for senior citizens. The town seeks a $30,000 Community Development Block Grant from HUD for land development work on the Rural Rental Housing for the Elderly project in Clymer.
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Clymer
Perrin Elected VEW Commander
Russell Perrin was elected commander of VEW Post 264 for 1975 1976. Allan Hasbrouck as senior vice commander George Collier as junior vice commander William Roehrig as quartermaster Adjutant Robert Sanders Leo Dolan as judge advocate Milton Bailey as surgeon Clair Savko as chaplain with trustees Kenneth O Day and Balir Hejec. installation set for May 3. Plans include a Fourth Anniversary celebration at the post's new location. The article also notes Clymer's bid for rural elder housing funds from Farmers Home Administration as part of a regional grant process.
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VEW
Harrisburg
Russell Perrin
Allan Hasbrouck
George Collier
William Roehrig
Robert Sanders
Leo Dolan
Milton Bailey
Clair Savko
Kenneth O'Day
Balir Hejec
The
Post
Ousting Denenberg From PUC Seat Fails in Senate
Harrisburg AP reports Senatorial rejection ends Herbert Denenberg’s bid for a full term on the Public Utility Commission. The 22 to 28 vote falls 12 short of the 34 needed, despite Denenberg’s frequent press releases and consumer reports since January 6.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Public Utility Commission
Senate
Denenberg
CMH Denies Move to Slow NLRB Election at CMH
In Corry Memorial Hospital union drive CMH president Samuel Antrim released a statement on the postponement of the NLRB election. The board is reviewing employee units for non profit hospitals, with five other hospitals under review nationwide. Antrim and CMH trustees favor completing the election soon for staff and employees. The piece also notes Denenberg nomination delays and political maneuvering surrounding a separate Senate vote.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
CMH
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
National Labor Relations Act
National Board
Washington
United States
Mount Airy Psychiatric Center
Denver
Colo
Journal Coin Theft Case Cleared
City police wrapped up the second Journal theft by arresting three juveniles aged 13 and 15 who broke into the paper vending machine at the Journal building last weekend. Earlier two men were charged in a separate burglary of the building. The juveniles confessed and signed statements, with $26.60 in coins recovered and $100 damage estimated. The cases are bound over to court.
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Iuito
Journal
Fire at Union Street home causes 500 dollar damage
Firemen spent time early this morning searching for the blaze source at 245 Union Street. The fire broke out in the outside wall behind a woodburning fireplace, causing an estimated 500 dollars in damage. Mrs. Iris Gorney cut her hand but suffered no serious injuries. Twenty five men and three pieces of equipment responded, and volunteers worked nearly an hour.
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Union Street
Iris Gorney
Journal
McEldowney
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Corry Area
CAHS
Opus
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New York
Clymer Community Club
Farmers Home Administration
PUC
Senate Rules Committee
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Thomas Nolan
Nolan
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