Paragram Property Transfers Noted In Crawford County
In Crawford County courthouse records property transfers include parcels in Alexander Inches Township and Marion W. Alsdorf. Corry Aves Jaycees plan a 4 mini bike drive in downtown Corry Saturday at 4 pm with tickets from any Jaycee. Proceeds aid Jaycee drug abuse columns. Troopers discharged after helicopter crash near Franklin, Hubert L. Eakin and James Dibler not seriously hurt. officials investigate crash cause.
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Crawford County
Sports ‘Township
Alexander Inches
Marion W. Alsdorf
Corry Aves
Jaycees
Corry
Tey
Frankitt Hospital
Hubert L. Eakin
James Dibler
Franklin
Money Bills Face State Senate Today
Harrisburg AP report outlines two key money measures in the Pennsylvania legislature. A lottery bill advances after quick committee approval with revenue estimates of 18 to 30 million yearly and a split over allocation between cities and senior tax relief. Separate compensation legislation aims to set salaries via a commission and may spur a long term fix to expenses.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Benjamin R. Dondlow
Philadelphia
Frank Mazzei
D-Allegheny
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
House
Thomas F. Lamb
Allegheny
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Congress
Lamb
Senate Republicans
Kent D. Shelhamer
Columbia
Herbert Fineman
Shelhamer
GOP Foresees Humphrey As Dem Candidate
Washington AP Republicans study 1972 race and say Humphrey could benefit if Kennedy stays out. They claim Muskie slips while Humphrey rises, noting his centrism and strategic avoiding early primaries. They warn Humphrey carries risks from Vietnam baggage and labor stances.
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Humphrey
Dem
Washington
Republican National Committee
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Ed Muskie
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Muskie
White House
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Construction firms warn of chaotic rules harming states
The Rogers Structural Steel Company warns legislators that varying construction funding rules threaten fairness and injure firms across three states. The letter argues uniform national rules are needed to prevent a disadvantage in Pennsylvania and other areas. A separate report notes three masked robbers stole about $240,000 from a suburban transportation company payroll, using a van to block the cashier and robbing him and two employees at gunpoint.
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Rome
Funerals Held For Crawford And Cruite At Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mr Crawford were conducted at 2 pm yesterday with Rev Walter Gilliland presiding and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees included relatives from Ontario and several local families. Also memorial services for Mrs Cruite were held at 11 am with Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating. Attendees included friends from Corry and visitors from Baltimore Maryland.
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Fred M. Crawtorn
Crawford
Pan
Bracken
Walter Gilliland
Pine Grove Cemetery
Terry
Larry
Jit McCray
Carl Fullom
Archie Lewis
Russell Hamilton
Ripley
Brianuell
Gerald Bacon
Leah Lindsley
Union City
Sherman Stanbro
Spartansburg
Clara Cruite
Cruite
H. Kenyon Leishman
First Presbyterian Church
Corry
Robert R. Gordon
Baltimore
DC Protestors Target Draft Agency Amid May Day Actions
Antiwar activists directed protests at Selective Service headquarters as part of a week-long effort to shut down government agencies. Counter-protests formed in support of Vietnam policy with congressional lobbying planned. The weekend’s mass demonstrations set the tone as 100 to 200 youths staged guerrilla theater in Capitol corridors and disrupted Senate activities. Nine were arrested for shouting in the Capitol.
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Washington
Congress
Fecus
Capitol
Congressional
Senate
Pittsburgh Air Cleaners Ahead under Tough Local Code
Pittsburgh purges air pollution with a 15 month old local code. violators shift to antipollution systems costing over 100 million dollars. The program bans backyard burning nationwide. officials say enforcement and fines will escalate as industrial conversions proceed. Local monitors report downtown particulates and sulfur dioxide showing improvement but not instant results, with 70 monitoring stations and 12 radio cars aiding enforcement.
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Pitesburgh
Ron Chlebosky
Allegheny County Air Pollution Control Bureau
Chlebosky
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburgh of the
Bureau
County Health Department
Citizens Appeals Board
U.S. Steel Corp
Control Bureau
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