Sprinkler system touched off amid no fire or damage
City police responded to a trouble call at a First Avenue tavern last night but the involved party had already left. Zurn Industries of Erie announced it completed the acquisition of Tulsa firms Trix Inc and Tulsa Heat Exchanger Co for an undisclosed stock amount, to operate as divisions with current management. Legislative moves would fund Edinboro State Law School tuition for Pennsylvania regiments. Multiple incidents included an assault report on East Main Street, a small explosion blamed on a firecracker, and a dog barking complaint at Kundracik's Trailer Court. Fourteen colleges received 1.1 million dollars in federal aids for summer trainee ships and fellowships for teachers of handicapped children. Officers pursued a barking dog case with no owner located.
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Harvard University Dean Stricken in Stroke Near Student Demands
Harvard University Dean Franklin L. Ford aged 49 of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences collapsed at home and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston for observation of a circulatory disorder as deadlines on student demands approached.
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Florida House votes to extend death penalty to robberies
The Florida House approved a bill to make robbery punishable by death when the robber physically attacks the victim. The measure, 77-30, now goes to the Senate. Critics warn it could spur killings to erase witnesses. supporters say it adds teeth to the law amidst rising robberies.
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Right Way To Watch Color TV Guidance From Consumer Agency
The Consumer Protection and Environmental Health Service advised color TV owners on the proper viewing distance to minimize X radiation. Viewers should sit directly in front, avoid the tear and sides, and maintain a distance of 6 to 10 feet while watching.
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Highway map distribution starts as state hands out 44th edition
The state begins distributing its 44th annual official highway map with more than a million copies. Highways Secretary Robert G. Bartlett announced that many maps will reach Pennsylvanians serving in Vietnam, along with the general public.
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Nevada Ends JP Weddings in Las Vegas Law Change
Nevada ends the practice of justices of the peace performing quick weddings. Starting in 1971, marriage ceremonies will be handled by court-hired marriage commissioners, allowing justices to focus on judicial duties. Gov. Laxalt supports the measure as healthy legislation. wedding chapels may gain some of the business.
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Last Rites for John F. Mitchell and Amos H. Bemis
Last rites for John F. Mitchell will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 11 a.m. with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorials in lieu of flowers to a favorite charity. Amos H. Bemis funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Saturday at 2 p.m. burial in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Calls Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Parents Clash Over Sex Education Materials at School
The Caldwell and Millard families condemn a sex education booklet as pornographic, claiming it shames girls and should be withheld from parents. Caldwell argues the program infringes his rights to teach his children at the right time, while high school principal Albert Rodgers defends the course as a parents' request and notes its first year.
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Nixon weighs North Korea claim after plane loss
President Nixon planned a Friday news conference after North Korea asserted the E121 was inside its territory. White House officials stressed the decision to stay silent until all facts were known while coordinating with the National Security Council and top advisors on the incident. North Korea accused the United States of seeking a war, while the Pentagon rejected claims of territorial violation and cited multiple sources confirming the aircraft remained outside North Korean airspace.
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