Cheer Leaders Take Posts At Annual Election Meeting
Front row figures in the CHEER Leaders post their duties at the yearly gathering. Mrs Norman Tarbell presides as president with Mrs Louis Morrow crafts chairman and Sam Baresel as vice president. Samuel Antrim serves as treasurer and Mrs Lester Dan ner as corresponding secretary. Clifford Holcomb and William Eaton occupy roles in the Bear row and Trooper John Evanko leads special events while Joseph Kablach is secretary. Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Norman Tarbell
Louis Morrow
Crafts
Sam Baresel
Bear Row
Samuel Antrim
Lester Dan
Ner
Clifford Holcomb
William
Eaton
Ways and Means
John Evanko
Joseph Kablach
Johnston
IRS Files Liens Against Vincent DeNiro Estate in $1,188,000 Case
IRS agents filed six tax liens totaling 1.188 million dollars against the estate of slain Youngstown crime figure Vincent DeNiro. The liens target unpaid balances on assessments and involve transfers to Louis DeNiro, Frank DeNiro Jr., and the brothers’ business interests including National Cigaret Service Co, Cicero's Restaurant, and Valley Real Estate Co. The DeNiro brothers had been convicted and began probation terms after contesting the estate.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Youngstown
Vincent DeNiro
DeNiro
Market Street
Fed
Louis
Michael
Frank Jr
Louis DeNiro
Educators Plan Reading Symposium by Northwestern Pennsylvania
The Educational Development Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania will hold a symposium titled What Research Says about Beginning Reading. Program chair Phil Kantor of Cambridge Springs Schools says the event spans 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. next Wednesday at the Holiday Inn South in Erie and features Dr. Mary Austin Be Reserve University, Dr. Donald L. Cleland University of Pittsburgh, and Dr. Arthur Heilman Penn State University. The day offers opportunities to interact with the consultants and is open to all area educators concerned with beginning reading.
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Educational Development ‘Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Phil Kantor
Cambridge Springs
Holiday Inn South
Erie
Mary Austin
Be Reserve University
Donald L. Cleland
University of Pittsburgh
Arthur Heilman
Pennsylvania State University
Kantor
Rites Held For H. W. Jewell
Final rites for Harold W. Jewell were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home at 11 am Wednesday with Rev. Warren Lewis officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove. Bearers included Charles Jewell and Lawrence Higby. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leo Mauhir and Daniel Hicks of North East.
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Harold W. Jewell
Bracken Funeral Home
Warren Lewis
Pine, Grove
Charles Jewell
Lawrence Higby
Robert Leo Mauhir
Daniel Hicks
North East
Corry hospital opens wings to public tours
May open house in Corry invites viewing of remodeled and new areas with no guides. Hospital staff will guide where extra information is needed. Administrator Samuel E Antrim credits broad community effort and emphasizes patient care with tours from 1:80 to 4:30.
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Samuel E. Antrim
Corry
Antrim
New PPG Plant Sets $20 Million Expansion Plan
Meadville PPG Industries broke ground on a $20 million expansion at its new float glass plant in Greenwood Township. R. M. Hainsfurther, vice president and general manager of the Glass Division, said Meadville offers the right climate for investment and that such a large project is unprecedented in speed.
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Meadville
PPG Industries, Inc
Greenwood Township
R. M. Hainsfurther
Census Bureau To Call Again For Job Data
The Census Bureau will interview residents next week as part of the monthly employment survey drawn from a scientifically selected sample of U.S. households. Questions cover employment and work experience in 1968, with some households answering two earlier surveys on 1963 income levels and moves since spring 1988. Individual information is confidential by law. results are published only as totals.
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Bureau of the Census
Unemore
U.S
Titusville Renewal Area Work To Start Within Month
Judge Associates announced that the Better Days redevelopment project will begin within 30 days after awarding a general contracting bid to Max Strickland of Oil City. The mall style center, anchored by Marine National Bank Eckerd Drug and Loblaw, will create 200 to 300 jobs and boost payroll by at least 2 million dollars.
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Titusville
Judge Associates
Samuel McCarter
Max Strickland
Oil City
Strickland
McCarter
James D. Berry II
William K. Dickson
William J. Lamb
Marine National Bank
Eckerd Drug
Loblaw
Deece
Deeter, Richey, St of Pittsburgh
Kennedy Alaska tour continues after GOP walkout
Senator Edward M Kennedy pressed on with a tour of Alaska villages as Republican subcommittee members left, accusing stage managing and the push for publicity. Sen Saxbe Bellmon and Murphy criticized the trip while Stevens praised potential benefits despite the split. about 25 reporters accompanied the effort ending in Fairbanks with a hearing.
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Nome
Alaska
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Washington
Henry Bellman
R-Okla
George Murphy
R-Calif
Bellmon
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Senate
Subcommittee
Saxbe
Ohio Republican
Fairbanks
Stevens
Adrian Parmeter
Ray Christiansen
Bethel
Democratic Party
Bellman
Murphy
Tyonek
Cook Inlet
Anchorage
Nixon
White House
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
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IRS
TED
John Wayne
Hellfighters
H. W. Jewell
Census Bureau
GOP
Bob Church
North Center St
IGA
George Fox Agency
Erie Insurance Exchange
Cherry Valley Center
Orchard Park
Gelatin
Michigan
Findley Lake
Pachic Péim Pool
Richard Long
Bates &J
Youngsville
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