Oil Floe Enters Allegheny Near Corryville
An oil company under state health department pressure agreed to skim a five foot wide slick from the Allegheny River after a leak in a pipeline near Rixford. Health officials estimate hundreds of gallons escaped as the floe moved toward the reservoir near Warren. The leak was sealed hours after discovery. skimming would begin near the Seneca Junction Bridge in New York. The slick reached Salamanca by Wednesday night before returning toward Pennsylvania. Meanwhile a Bedfordshire Baptist church joined the Chicago Baptist Association, becoming the first English church in the Illinois Southern Baptist Convention.
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Bradford
State Health Department
Allegheny
National Transit Co
Rixford
New York
Health Department
Corryville
McKean County
Kenneth Schoener
Division of Water Quality
Allegheny Reservoir
Schoener
Warren
W.A. Wright
National Transit
Oil City
Wright
Seneca Junction
Salamanca
Pennsylvania
Woman Cop To Patrol Tidioute
Borough Council authorized policewoman Juanita Wolford to patrol Tidioute streets for two hours after school daily to deter speeding and protect youths. She may arrest violators and the council asked the state police to set up radar checks. Members also sought a daytime officer and volunteers noted for vaccination during a local soccer game.
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Tidioute
Borough Council
Juanita Wolford
William Karns
Erie officials urged action to move downtown hippies
William Hill Jr. sent letters to Sheriff Hanisek and Mayor Tullio and the City Council asking police to roust hippies seen in downtown Erie. He described influx of undesirables loitering near stores and Greyhound station, dowdy in appearance with no visible means of support, deterring legitimate patrons along State Street from 12th to the dock. Shop Your Corry Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie — County
William Hill Jr
Andrew Hanisek
Louis Tullio
Hill
State Street
12Th Down
Dock
New Lawyer Takes Over Murder Case In West Hickory
Ed ward Clyde Silvis faces charges of attempting to rob and fatally shooting Mary Alice Siggins in her West Hickory home. Oil City attorney J Gerald McGill replaces court-appointed counsel David W Swanson. Preliminary hearing set for April 22 at 4 p m in Forest County Court of Common Pleas Branch. Silvis remains jailed in Warren County until case concludes.
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Ing
Forest County
Bonavita
Silvis
Warren County
Court of Common Pleas
West Hickory
Mary Alice Siggins
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Kinzua
English Baptists
Chicago
Bedfordshire
England
Chicago Baptist Association
Illinois
Sharpence Southern Baptist Church
Illinois Association of the Southern Baptist Convention
United States
William Helmintoller
Concord School
Horse and Pony Clubs
Rainbow Girls
Roger Sheehan
Sharon Messinger
Journal
Johnston
Corry
White Hall Labs
Squibb
Penn'a
NEW Dawn
Marlox
Buster Brown
Florshein
Poll Parrot
Edwards
Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
Ford Maverick
Libby
Marilyn Fig
Orchard Park
Vets Dog Food
North State
Agar
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