Shafer Approves Replacing State Hospital Superintendent
Gov. Raymond Shafer has signed the board recommendation naming Dr. Harold Reinhard as superintendent of Warren State Hospital succeeding retiring Dr. Robert H. Israel. Appointment is effective immediately. Also, several local incidents include a missing dachshund report, a dog bite and rabies quarantine order, vandalism to sewer tiles, a chicken dinner at Wattsburg fire hall, and a church mission talk by Rev. Gene Kummerer. Kitty Pring, 18 months, injured in Corry area, is in fair condition after head injuries.
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Raymond Shafer
Board of ‘Justees
Warren State Hospital
Public Welfare
Stanley A. Miller
Harold ¥. Reinhard
State Hospital
Robert H. Israel
Gene H. Kummerer
Assemblies of God
Upper Volta
West Africa
Assembly of God Church
East Main Street
Ronald Stafford
Kummerer
Norma
Central Bible College
Springfield
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Kummerers
Orbisonia
St. Thomas
Kitty
David Pring
Spartansburg
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Corry Hospital
Corry
Lunar module Aquarius power report amid 60 hour countdown
Mission Control noted uncertainty about the rupture link and new issue as the service compartment would be jettisoned before reentry. The Aquarius crew reduced electrical power from 17 to 14 amperes per hour, leaving about a 500 amp reserve with 60 hours remaining in the mission.
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Mission Control
Black Legislator Raps Nixon at Allegheny College
Georgia legislator Julian Bond told 1800 listeners at Allegheny College that Negroes face a mountain of molasses in snow shoes while whites ride a ski lift, denouncing Nixon and Agnew’s policies as repeating Hayes Reconstruction. He rejected Moynihan’s benign neglect view and urged continued civil rights gains.
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Meadville
Georgia
America
Julian Bond
Allegheny College
Nixon
Agnew
Rutherford B. Hayes
Mississippi
Maine
Bond
Patrick Moynihan
Edinboro rally draws 250 as Panthers push animosity
About 250 of Edinboro's 7,000 students attended a Black Panther rally featuring four Pittsburgh activists from three groups. Speakers urged armed action against police and urged involvement in revolutionary struggle amid obscenities. Police presence was noted as speakers labeled them enemies.
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Edinboro
Pittsburgh
Lenny Sharon
Russel Trunzo
Repression Information Center
Arnold Perry
Westinghouse High School
Nasadine
National Committee To Combat
Corry Announces Civil Service Exam For City Police
The city seeks applicants for a police officer civil service exam to fill one vacancy. The exam is set for April 25 at 9 am in the Municipal Building council chambers. Applicants may apply at the police station or city engineer’s office, with residency and strict physical and qualification requirements listed by the mayor.
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Corry
Edward Zarger
United States
City of
Prisoners to be released or kept for safety
Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Ralph H. Smith Jr ordered three Western Penitentiary inmates released by Friday unless officials provide a safety guarantee. The prisoners, unnamed, say they faced threats over testifying in the case against Robert McGrogan of Philadelphia, charged with last August’s inmate knife slaying. The judge had them moved to a state hospital last Friday as a precaution.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Ralph H. Smith Jr
Western Penitentiary
Robert McGrogan
Philadelphia
Smith
Fire Extinguished Funeral Notices
Funeral notices list services for Gary B. Bennett and Mary E. Vannoy at Bracken Funeral Home. Bennett's service is at 11 a.m. Thursday with a multiple day viewing. Vannoy's rites are 2 p.m. Thursday with cremation and Wednesday viewing. Additional note on a political resignation: Cyril A. Fox Jr. will resign Friday from Mayor Vlaherty's office to return to private practice.
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Bennett
Gary B. Bennett
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Peter F. Vlaherty
Cyril A. Fox Jr
Fox
Steel Industry in Disarray Hurts Shipments and Jobs
The article reports McInnes Steel and other firms halting use of company trucks amid ongoing disruptions from protests at overhead bridges and turnpikes. Bethlehem Steel Green River and Sharon Steel announce layoffs as shipments stall, with McInnes Raymond Division in Cleveland unable to move a steel cargo and western shipments halted. Local buyers like Sherwin Williams Montgomery Ward and Sears face supply bottlenecks. A steel producers and haulers meeting is planned for April 22, with firms hoping to endure until then though risks remain.
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A. Bruce Smith
McInnes Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Green River
Kentucky
Sharon Steel
McInnes
Raymond
William Halfast
Cleveland
Raymond Division
Corry
Sherwin-Williams
Montgomery Ward
Sears
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Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Phyllis Morris
Snyder Circle
Durward Rogers
Carl Hixson
Worth Street
Hixson
Wattsburg Hose Company
Union City
ESC
Panther Party
Ogilvie
Sugar
Lester Gray
West Bend Street
Journal
Endsley
Steel
R, Budd Dwyer
Dwyer
S. E. Erie
Crawford, Mercer Co
C. J. Peterson and Son
First Avenue
Anderson
Bermuda
Barney
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