Juvenile vandalism and ducks at Woodlawn Cemetery prompt citations
Titusville police probe vandalism at Woodlawn Cemetery with juveniles cited and more possible. Ducks in the pond have suffered killings including stoning and a leg removal. Craker charged for a stop sign violation. theft reported at the high school lot. A long list of local notices follows, from lottery results to employment programs and a community ambassador selection. Weather outlook for northwestern Pennsylvania notes rain chances and a cooling trend into Monday.
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Food Day Drives Hunger Awareness Across Nation
Consumer groups college students and charities join a nationwide Food Day push against malnutrition with fasting farm sales and rallies. Debates focus on hunger high prices junk foods and nutrition. Local events include Boston Common concert Stanford fast Milwaukee meat and cheese sale and Oregon fast.
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Temps 70 80 Range In Mid U S
The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms across the northern Plains and lower Ohio Valley while the northern Rockies see snow and rain. Californias rain ends, cool dampness persists. Stock advisories cover Montana east of the Divide and much of North Dakota due to cold rain and near freezing temps, with snow in mountains. Heavy snow in Utah and Montana mountains overnight. fair skies prevail elsewhere. Readings show 70s in the Plains, 80s in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma. lows mainly 50s to 60s.
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Funeral rites held for Lars A. Christensen at Bracken Funeral Home
Services conducted at 2 p.m. with Rev. F Eugene Donelson officiating. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers named Ragnar Carlson Fred Clark Louis Jensen Edward R Kinley Lyle Watrous. Relatives from away included Edward R Kinley South Bend Indiana Mrs Charles M Kennedy Venango Mrs Thomas Hummel Freidens Pa. Many relatives from Jamestown Waterford Eric Bear Lake North East Dayton and other towns attended.
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Venango
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Jamestown
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Waterford
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Dayton
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Bear Lake
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Khmer Rouge Seizes Phnom Penh After Takeover Bid
Khmer Rouge spokesman announced control of Phnom Penh at 9 a.m. Thursday with leaders of Lon Nol's regime meeting at the Information Ministry building. Civilians sought refuge in Hotel Le Phnom as the Red Cross declared a security zone. Crowds cheered as insurgents and army troops mingled, while authorities urged surrender and white flags. In Saigon, fighting eased and Lon Nol loyalists proposed a cease fire. Prince Sihanouk rejected power transfer and urged arms to be laid down.
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Utility bills rise amid hotel and YMC A concerns in Corry
Corry area figures report steep gas and electric bill increases for hotels, the YMCA, and households. National Fuel Gas and Penelec show inconsistent readings and meter changes, prompting officials to seek aid and protest utilities rising costs. The Corry Area School District also plans a larger utility budget as a state and national debate over utilities intensifies.
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Cooper Pentax Earnings Up 25 Percent
Cooper Industries reports a 25 percent rise in first quarter earnings with fully diluted EPS at 1.19 dollars, up from 0.95. Net income grows to 4.54 million on 105.45 million in sales, a 16 percent increase. Cooper Industries a broad tool and engine maker with divisions in aviation maintenance and oil and gas equipment.
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