Franklin police arrest two year old for disorderly house
Franklin Chief of Police Jack Dillman said a warrant was issued after repeated neighbor complaints. Mrs Donald E Woods was arrested on a charge of maintaining a disorderly house. Police also sought a warrant for her husband on a similar charge. A party at the Woods home spawned fireworks and car races in front of the house.
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Franklin City
Franklin
Jack Dillman
Donald E. Woods
Woods
Denial of Lake Erie drilling restraining order suit
Commonwealth Court denied a petition seeking to halt offshore oil and gas drilling in Lake Erie. City officials led by Mayor Louis J Tullio sued the State Department of Forests and Waters and its secretary Maurice K. Goddard. State bids had been received but contract awards stayed pending court outcome.
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Commonwealth Court
Lake Erie
Jule James S. Bowman
Louis J Tullio
State Department of Forests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Wkingt
Indict Two Corry Brothers on Right Charges
Evie yesterday indicted James and Paul Shields of 136 York Street. James faces forgery and five counts of issuing worthless checks totaling 225 and receiving stolen property linked to the February burglary of Tony's Tavern. Paul was charged previously with burglary and now faces a false pretense count for allegedly passing a bogus $20 check.
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Wre County Grand Jury
Evie
Corry Brothers
James
Paul Shields
York Street
Paul
Eisenhower Hospitalized After Chest Discomfort
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is under observation after reporting chest discomfort and fatigue. Brig. Gen. Robert Schulz announced medical observation and bed rest while Mamie Eisenhower remains at their winter home and the couple plans to travel May 6 to Gettysburg Farm.
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Robert Schulz
Eisenhower
Fasenhower
Mamie
Gettysburg
Ute Hospital
Army
Nancy Jensen
Floyd Qdlum
Truck flips avoiding collision near Grand Valley on Route 27
Leroy Himes, 49, escaped serious injury when his panel truck overturned while trying to avoid a school bus on Route 27 two miles south of Grand Valley. State Police identified him at Titusville Hospital for a hand laceration and release. Himes swerved after a rise limited his view of the bus crossing the highway.
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Siressa
Grand Valley
Warren
Leroy Himes
Titusville Hospital
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Corry budget seeks bare bones funding for school needs
Carrying offset raises, the state reimbursements increase teaching units from 490964 to 505282, a notable change awaiting legislative action. An added millage of 23 could bring in 462709 next year vs 400000 now. Elsen says the budget remains lean, covering only essentials for a solid educational program.
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Elsen
Corry
Jointure
Plan for security at air base hinges on Secret Service
At the air base Col. Gale Westerdoll, hospital administrator, says the current plan is provisional and depends on the Secret Service. The comment reflects an ongoing decision process influenced by federal authorities.
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Col
Gale Westerdoll
Secret Service
Hershey Says LBJ Ignored Original Draft Change Plan
Hershey states President Johnson rejected sweeping draft remodeling proposed by a White House advisory commission. A presidential task force including Hershey recommended keeping the draft system largely as is, with Hershey saying the task force educated and influenced policymakers while noting his own role. The 1967 commission had urged major structural changes, but Congress renewed the draft law and left the local and regional framework intact.
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Washington
Cheff Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
White House
Hershey
Atty
Burke Marshall
Defense Task Force Report Backed by President Yet Kept Private
Hershey said Defense Department experts judged mechanized data processing of little use in a still decentralized system. The task force finished its report last January and the President approved it, but it was not released until Monday because he did not consider it newsworthy.
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Congress
Johnson
Tisk
Hershey
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Charles L. Schultze
Defense Department
Jersey Shore Driver Killed in Collision on U S 220
Clyde E. Bardo J J., 69, of Jersey Shore was killed last night in a two vehicle crash on U S 220 east of Jersey Shore. An attempt will be made to hire a third guidance counselor to fill a vacancy and a driver training teacher for next year. Budgets for the Corry School district and the jointure are on file at the school offices.
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Corry Area High School
Corry
H. Lynn Rice
Jointure
Harding School
Jersey Shore
Clyde E. Bardo J J
U.S. 220
Plumbing Firms Plead No Contest In Price Fixing
AP reports two plumbing fixture firms Universal Rundle Corp New Castle and Wallace-Murray Corp New York City pleaded no contest in U S District Court in a price fixing conspiracy The indictments involve six other firms and rigging prices on cast iron fixtures valued at about 1 billion Universal Rundle faces related charges alongside nine other firms for fixing prices on 30 million in bathroom fixtures
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Universal Rundle Corp
New Castle
Wallace-Murray Corp
New York City
Universal Rumble
Justice Department
Othr
Petition Goes To Harrisburg From Lake Erie Drilling Fight
About 16 283 signatures opposed to leasing parts of Lake Erie for oil and gas drilling were presented to the Pennsylvania House Monday by Rep. Wendell R. Good. He said residents fear lake pollution from drilling.
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Harrisburg
Lake Erie
Wendell R. Good
Erie
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