Snowmobilers Access Road Discussed by City Council
Marion street residents petitioned to build an access road for snowmobilers heading north to wooded areas a move that drew questions on legal provisions and registration. Council delayed action, planning to consult city solicitor Rozelle upon his return and reconvene with the delegation.
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Corry
Marion Street
West Smith
Mound Street
Robert Johnston
Marion
Mound
Douglas Rozelle
Rozelle
Suspension for PennDOT highlift rental by county official
Centre County Highway Supervisor William Morse was suspended for two weeks without pay after renting a state highlift to Ernest A. Kassab, a relative of PennDOT secretary Jacob Kassab and a Democratic congressional candidate. The incident prompted a full investigation. Morse said he found no rule against renting to private individuals.
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Centre County
William Morse
State Highways
Ernest A. Kassab
Unionville
Chester County
Jacob Kassab
Penndot
Pennsylvania Mirror
The
Mirror
Morse
Ernest Kassab
Emmett Kassab
Harrisburg
the Mirror
Bill Morse
Transportation
Rainy roads trigger two area crashes and a third
Heavy rain in the area contributed to two auto crashes yesterday. Union City resident Richard Penoyer, 21, is listed in good condition after his Route 6 crash near Union City. Debra Parks, 18, of Spring Creek, sustained minor injuries in a Route 426 wreck but was not hospitalized. A third Route 6 incident near Mill Village involved Michael McGaun, 23, who escaped injury though his car was damaged.
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Union City
Richard Penoyer
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry
Route 6
Penoyer
Spring Creek
Debra L. Parks
Frederick Street
Miss Parks
Mill Village
Michael McGaun
McGaun
Rash of area burglaries prompts police probe
State Police blotter from Corry substation shows multiple thefts. A Corry Auto Auction break-in over the weekend stripped two Chevrolet engines with an intake manifold and other parts valued at seven hundred dollars. Other incidents include an Area Diner in Waterford theft of twenty three dollars and forty cents and a nearby Keystone Gas Station burglary with no items taken. A third Mill Village break-in yielded nothing, and the summer home of Mrs. Christine Henneous of Erie was ransacked last week.
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Marvin Johnston
R.D. 5
Waterford
Mill Village
Keystone
John Evanko
Evanko
Christine Henneous
Erie
Hennieous
McGovern targets Nixon labor record in Miami swing
George McGovern flies to Miami to attack Nixon labor policy and seek a union endorsement after a AFL CIO counter move. He cites unemployment inflation and Vietnam while a Clothing Workers union chief donates 25000 to the campaign. Black union leaders plan Miami Beach talks to build a coalition to counter Meany backed forces overseas.
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Sargent Shriver
George McGovern
Miami
Nixon
McGovern
Aflcio Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Detroit
Afl-Cio
Clothing Workers Union
Vietnam
Miami Beach
George Meany
Richard Nixon
Democrats select Sargent Shriver as running mate
Democrats expected to nominate Sargent Shriver tonight to bolster the ticket against Nixon. Credentials battles delay the showdown with five state delegations, including Ohio and Illinois, before the final 90 minute balloting and Shriver’s acceptance.
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Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Shriver
George McGovern
DNC
Rising Costs Forecast Sewer Rental Hike by City
City Council last night signaled an imminent rise in sewer rental rates driven by inflation, rising operating costs, and revenue losses over four years. City engineer Johnson cited industry slump, anticipated city takeover of Corry Water Supply Co for 750000 dollars, and planned extensions to Munsee and Venture Inn trailer courts as future revenue sources.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Corry Water Supply Co
Munsee Trailer Court
West Washington Street
Viking Avenue Looms As New Plant City Street
City Council approved ordaining a short street off Liberty Street to serve the new Viking Plastics plant. The firm will grant a 60 foot right of way and contribute part of Catherine Street to be graveled by the city. Cost to the city covers graveling and legal fees. The street name was suggested as Viking Avenue by William Haibach of Viking Plastics. The project aims to ease snowplowing and improve drainage. the plant employs 30 to 40 people. City Solicitor Rozelle will handle the ordinance once back from vacation.
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Viking Plastics
Liberty Street
Catherine Street
William Haibach
Viking Avenue
Douglas Rozelle
Free Wheeling Wheel Strikes House in Odd Accident
A wheel broke from a trailer and bounced across Fast Columbus Avenue at 5:15 PM injuring a mailbox and the siding of John D. Moore’s house at 694 East Columbus. Norman Kibbey, 5, of Spring Creek was towing the trailer. damage to the trailer and mailbox totaled $400 while the house damage reached $250. Officers said Kibbey left his details after stopping.
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Norman Kibbey
R.D. 1
Spring Creek
Columbus Avenue
John D. Moore
East Columbus
Kibbey
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