General Telephone honors 111 employees at Erie banquet
Two Corry residents, Earl A. Bailey with 20 years and Victor A. Schrubb with five years, were among 111 General Telephone staff honored at the Annual Service Awards Banquet held at the East Erie Turners. Real estate transfers in Warren and Crawford Counties include Yoder to Keppel Sr. and others, Garber to Keppel and others, and Stranigan to Carlisch. A $500,000 state park improvement grant for Chapman Dam was approved as part of a $27.49 million statewide package. An Erie County Farms truck overturned on Route 6 causing about $3,000 damage. driver John R. Garrison sustained minor injuries. Crawford County grand jury handed true bills against Rodney R. Miller and Max W. Proctor for separate offenses. Additional Crawford County property transfers cited from Sparta Township.
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Corry
General Telephone
East Erie Turners
Earl A. Bailey
Victor A. Schrubb
Warren County Court
Clyde Yoder
Paul P. Keppel Sr
Bear Lake
Howard H. Garber
H.H. Keppel
Eldred
Spring Creek
George Stranigan
Ernest W. Carlisch
Columbus
Chapman Dam State Park
Warren
General State Authority
Richard C. Frame
Erie County Farms
John R. Garrison
Erie
Garrison
Crawford County
Grand Jury
Rodney R. Miller
R.D
Spartansburg
Max W. Proctor
Waterford Authority Expands Board With Five New Members
The Waterford Municipal Authority increased its board from five to seven after resignations by three original members. Charles Naculich and Ernest Hovis left when the borough council requested Gerald Gilmore's resignation as secretary. Appointed by the council, new members are Donald Goodwill Delbert Lockwood Jr Raymond Proctor Delos Port and Donald Mortenson. Ronald Fitch and Earle Stubbe remain. Port was elected president and Lockwood secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford Municipal Authority
Charles Naculich
Ernest Hovis
Gerald Gilmore
Donald Goodwill
Delbert Lockwood Jr
Raymond Proctor
Delos
New Food Stamp Rules Link Eligibility to Income and Savings
The Agriculture Department proposed national rules tying food stamp eligibility to income and financial reserves, ending blanket eligibility. Unemployed workers with savings could lose aid, and unrelated individuals living together would lose stamps, potentially harming elderly couples sharing a home.
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Agriculture Department
Boeing Corp
Seattle
Wash
Nutrition Committee
Ronald Pollack
Food Research and Action Center
New York City
Dailey Announces Candidacy for Erie County DA
First Assistant District Attorney James Dailey formally enters the Republican primary for district attorney in Erie. A Cathedral Prep Erie and University of Detroit and Dickinson Law graduate, he has ten years as a lawyer. He chairs several bar associations and sits on multiple federal and state courts. He and his wife Mary Alice Sedelmeyer live with three children at 722 Colorado Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dailey
Dailey
Cathedral Prep
Erie
University of Detroit
Dickingon School of Law
Erie County Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Pennsylvania Association of Trial Lawyers
Erie County
Superior and Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court For Western
Pennsylvania
U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Family and Child Service
Erie Police Academy
Mary Alice Sedelmeyer
Colorado Drive
Davis pressured halt to Vietnam war and Rennie’s activism
Davis warns Vietnam faces total destruction if war continues and Rennie’s path from Oberlin to Michigan, civil rights work, antiwar activism, and Hanoi trips is noted. Hayden calls Rennie’s trial punishment fitting for his perceived virtue, with Hoffman's sentence and a boast about future revolutionary plans upon release.
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Davis
Vietnam
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter Reuther
Rennie
Richard
Washington
Oberlin College
Tom Hayden
University of Michigan
South
Hanoi
Chicago
U.S
Tom Foran
Bill Bad Enough, Penalty Too Much
Laura Miller, resident of Moon Township, received a $2,603 electric bill. A $73 nonpayment penalty followed, blamed on a Duquesne Light Co. computer error according to a company spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Pittsburgh
Laura Miller
Moon Township
Duquesne Light Co
City faces fuel fund shortfall and overdue payments
Johnson warns fuel funds totaling about thirty thousand dollars are delayed, risking July shortfall as the city uses the general fund to operate. A Pittsburgh convention urged the state to pay overdue money and interest, challenging the legality of the borrowing. Christensen notes fuel money is for township road work and questions state use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Medup
Christensen
Wabash Cannonball Ends Its Historic Run
DETROIT AP The Wabash Cannon Ball ends its final trip under Amtrak after nearly a century of service. Engineer J L Miller eased the throttle at 7:15 a.m. EST as the last of the line carries its name toward St Louis. Sister Ann Joachim of Siena Heights College in Adrian, a veteran activist, helped keep the train running in 1969. Passengers, crews, and onlookers marked the end as the train crossed the Mississippi into Illinois and into St Louis, finally arriving well behind schedule after delays.
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Detroit
Union Depot
J.L. Miller
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Amtrak
Wardell Price
Price
Cannon Ball
Adrian, Mich
Ann Joachim
Adrian
Siena Heights
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis
Omaha
Walter C
Jack" Kindlesparker
Perrysville
Ind
Grabill
Maumee
Lake Erie
Illinois
Decatur
P.V. Kellogg
Granite City
Ill
Mississippi River
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Melvin Yoder
Darrel L. Schweitzer
Sparta Township
Waterford
Att Y. Dailey
Courity
Penelec
OUR Office
Pennsylvania Electric CO
Huntington
Wabash
Peru
Indiana
Danville
C.H. Adams
Howard and
Mickey Munsee
Bear Lake, Pa
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
Florida
the Master Tailors of
Rochester
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