Local youth faces juvenile review over stolen Rex Theatre tickets
Police refer a 15 year old to county juvenile authorities after he admitted stealing a roll of Rex Theatre tickets and giving one to a girl who presented it for admission. The ticket roll was later returned with five missing as authorities review details with the boy and his parents.
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Rex Theatre
Roger Estes
Kenneth Nichols
Nichols
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Integration Jane French of Oklahoma City flies on the hat
Oklahoma City resident Jane French accompanies Air Force Academy Cadet Hans Garvin during a ceremonial event. The scene highlights a moment of symbolic support as Garvin represents the academy. Both individuals are identified with city and military affiliation.
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Jane French
Oklahoma City
Okla
Air Force Academy
Hans Garvin
Scuba Diver Drowns While Searching for Lost Player
Uniontown Pennsylvania report details a raft capsize during a rescue operation for Waynesburg College football player Donald Paull. The 20 year old from Uniontown was swept into icy rapids, and within a day a second raft overturned as three amateur divers searched for him. One victim died at Uniontown Hospital.
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Uniontown
Waynesburg
Youghiogheny River
Donald Paull
Paull
Uniontown Hospital
LA Schools Flounder From Teacher Strike
In Los Angeles the nation’s second largest school system faces a teacher strike. Supt. Robert Kelly vows to keep classes open using nonstrikers, substitutes, and supervisors. UTLA head Robert Ransom urges closing to press state funding for pay raises, smaller classes, and school improvements.
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Los Angeles
Robert Kelly
Robert Ransom
United Teachers of
Kelly
Ransom
UTLA
11Th Noar
Citizens honor brave firemen and onlookers in tragedy
Letter recalls volunteers and bystanders who risked injury while digging through rubble for the dead and injured in Corry. The writer asks readers not to forget these living heroes whose own loved ones were among those on site. Tax news notes unsigned federal returns incur penalties per Tax Court. Also, unions offer interest free loans up to 1000 dollars. State lawmakers slow to act on district crisis as a June ballot proposition would raise state school cost share from 35 to 50 percent.
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Corry
American Federation of Teachers
The
National Education Association
Dr Shipley Erie Widow Skips Probate Hearing
Mrs. Joanne Shipley of Erie will not attend the probate of her late husband Dr Darell Shipley in Clarksville Tennessee. The will provides a $250000 trust and various $10000 bequests to Joanne and his three children, with Bobbie Sue as his first wife potentially receiving about $150000 after fees and taxes. The Third Neon Bank of Nashville was appointed executor as probate proceeds proceed and appeals may follow.
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Erie
Joanne Shipley
Clarksville
Tenn
Bobbie Sue Shipley
Joanne
Bobbie Sue
Schaaf
Dempsey Marks
Montgomery County
Aucee
William O. Beach
Regim
Neon Bank of Nashville
Shipley
Youth Corps To Recruit From Welfare Banks
Harrisburg AP report says 1,175 high school students from public assistance families will be hired this summer for Neighborhood Youth Corps projects in 32 counties. Shafer cites 695 boys in conservation work at 41 state parks and sites, and 480 youths in clinical service roles at 15 state mental hospitals and related facilities. Federal funds total about 525,000 dollars with minimal state costs.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Commonwealth
Disaster Test Planners Assignments at Corry High School
Planning committee members discuss the Civil Defense Red Cross Welfare Test set for May 1 at Corry Area High School. Seated from left Morris Hilliker Theodore Swanson Clifford Holcomb Ernest Emmons. Standing in order Ethel Spencer Agnes Lynch Mrs Norman Tarbell Mrs Merrill McCray Marsha McCaslin Bob Bishop David Johnson and Miss Lena Sawchyn.
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Corry Area High School
Two More GIs Killed In North Vietnamese Offense
In the Central Highlands and northern South Vietnam attacks killed two more Americans and 25 South Vietnamese, with 15 Americans and 170 South Vietnamese wounded. Four U.S. helicopters were shot down, killing two more Americans and wounding seven. The offensive, named the X Campaign in captured documents, aims to continue through June. Numerous clashes near Dak Seang and Dak Pek caused civilian and Montagnard casualties, while U.S. troop strength fell to 429,200 under Nixon's third-phase withdrawal.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Dak Seang
Quang Tri City
Nixon
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