Northwestern Pennsylvania bankers plan annual meeting at Penn Hills Club
Group VII of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, representing ten northwestern counties, will meet at Bradford's Penn Hills Country Club. Other items include Bowdoin College news, Crawford County road fund allocations, police reports on stolen bike and stray dogs, divorce filings in Erie County, a newborn transferred to Buffalo Children's Hospital, a Beaverdam fire call, Spartansburg meeting, bomb threats by juveniles, a disorderly conduct arrest, and shop reports from Corry stores.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Penn Hills Country Club
Bradford
PBA
H. Martin Keppel
The
National Bank of Corry
Richard Jude
North East
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Ft. LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
Erie County
Paul Sita
Tony Curtis Arrives in Court at Uxbridge
Movie star Tony Curtis, who quit smoking years ago, attends a court appearance in Uxbridge as fines are imposed in a legal matter.
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Tony Curtis
Uxbridge
Two Plead Guilty To Possessing Pot
Meadville Buckley D Proper and Robert G Wander Jr of Meadville admitted guilt in Crawford County Court on marijuana possession and sale charges after a March 4 arrest following a five month police probe. They face sentencing June 4. Also four Meadville youths pled guilty to corrupting the morals of two 13 year old girls in the case.
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Meadville
Buckley D- Proper
Robert G. Wander Jr
Crawford
Dennis Richard Trbavich
Randy L. Pfaff
Robert W. Petruso
Gary Kinley
No Arguments Presented In Obscenity Case
Erie County Court heard an adversary hearing to decide if 27 publications bought at three Erie stores are obscene. Evidence from police officers was entered. Judge Carney will rule after a Friday decision on whether further arguments will be heard.
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Erie
Erie County Court
Edward H. Carney
William E. Pratt
Packard Cigar Cigar
John Pacuraw
Robert Rouse
Richard Goodman
D. Sherwood Jones
Carney
Pacuraw
Goodman
Edward Orton
Rouse
Jones
Federal Surveillance Proposed for Nuclear Plants
Palm Beach Florida AP government radiation expert urged a nationwide coordinated surveillance program to protect public health and the environment as nuclear power expands. He noted current plants are safe but warned of shared river discharges and potential risks from spent fuel reprocessing, advocating broader industry state and federal participation.
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Palm Beach
Fla
United States
America
Ernest D. Harvard
U.S
Bureau of Radiological Health
Bureau
Atomic Energy Commission
Harvard
Nation Needs 25 Billion To Clean Water
Mayor Carl Stokes testified before a Senate panel that no less than 25 billion dollars must be spent on wastewater treatment facilities. He backed Sen. Muskie in calling for higher federal funding and urged long term, regional financing and a 50 percent federal share. Mathias highlighted states’ 322 million already spent and urged prompt federal reimbursement to avoid debt and reduced pollution programs.
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Washington
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Senate
Stokes
Sen
Edmund 8
Muskie
Dmaine
Nixon
Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
Congress
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Maryland
Plan for Metropolitan Districts in Erie Urban Area Proposed
A two tier district would lower rural taxes while urban areas pay more. Metropolitan districts would require neighbor municipalities to share services such as water supply sewage and solid waste disposal for part of the Erie urbanized area. Special service districts could be used in rural areas for police and fire protection. The Local Government Advisory Committee should be strengthened to boost intergovernmental cooperation. Mayor Edward Zarger of Corry sits on the committee where 30 county municipalities are represented. Waterford and LeBoeuf Townships are not represented.
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Erie
Edward Zarger
Corry
Waterford
LeBoeuf
Kopechne Case Transcripts To Be Released
Boston AP report says the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest transcripts and the judge's report will be made public at 3 p.m. EDT Wednesday. Chief Justice Tauro ordered release, rejecting a stenographer's ownership claim, and citing Supreme Court orders. Public copies to be distributed by the court at $75 each.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Miss Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
G. Joseph Tauro
Massachusetts Superior Court
Justice Tauro
State Supreme Court
Sidney R. Lipman
Tauro
Shepard Sr. Wilbur K funeral services announced
Funeral services for Wilbur K. Shepard Sr. will be held at Glenn Funeral Home Union City at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Riceville Cemetery.
President Refuses Students Demands at Youngstown State
Youngstown Ohio AP report says university president Albert L. Pugsley declined to grant 15 student demands. About 25 city police in riot gear guarded the campus as 500 students attended a rally. Two students were arrested for allegedly disrupting traffic.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown State University
Albert L. Pugsley
Pugsley
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London Airport
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