Drowning of Corry Area Boy Max Proctor Jr
A Corry area boy aged about five drowned yesterday in Oil Creek near Ish Flats road four miles south of Spartansburg while his mother and siblings watched from a bridge. The body was recovered about 45 minutes later by three Sparta youths. the coroner ruled the death accidental. In a separate incident, Proctor family member Charles Proctor lost control of a truck while speeding from the scene and struck a utility pole, causing about 250 dollars in damage but no injuries. Max Proctor Jr. was born February 8, 1986, and was a first grade student at Spartansburg Elementary. He is survived by his parents, four brothers and sisters, and his paternal grandmother. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 p.m. at the Raymond W. Arnold Funeral Home in Titusville.
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Corry
Oil Creek
Max W. Proctor Jr
R.D
Ish Flats Road
Spartansburg
Sparta
Harry Crawford
Dean Rogers
Arthur Chamberlin
Wilbur Thomas
Crawford County
Proctor
Charles E. Proctor
Max Proctor Sr
Claire Stile
Max Proctor Jr
Warren
Max W
Janice Reynolds Proctor Sr
Corry Wesleyan Methodist Church
Allowing
Arlene
Carol
Delmar
Laraine Proctor
Mary Proctor
Raymond W. Arnold
Titusville
Rodney Stearns
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Neilltown Cemetery
Pa Liquor Investigation Sheds Light On Board Files
A House committee probes political pressure in liquor regulation as Gene Roscioli surrenders 48 of 49 requested Liquor Control Board files under subpoena. Testimony reveals security issues and prior orders from Attorney General Packel about removing documents from headquarters.
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Harriskunit
A_ House committee
Liquor Control Board
Gene Roscioli
House Liquor Control Committee
Alexander Jaffars
Jaffars
Roscioli
Board
Justice Department
Daniel Pennick
Atty
J. Shane Creamer
Shap
Norval Reece
Shapp
Creamer
House Committee
Terry Eisenberg
Eisenberg
Israel Packel
Bridge Opening Brings Route 6 Traffic To Columbus
PennDOT announces the Brokenstraw bridge in Columbus will open to Route 6 traffic Friday though the structure is not finished. Contractor Broadhead Construction has used 319 of 625 contract days. detour through Columbus ends with the opening, project work continues toward early completion.
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State Department of ‘Transportation
Franklin
Columbus
C.P. Saupp
Broadhead Company
The
Journal
Erie interests push for Union City dam ballot vote
Erie County commissioners hear opponents want a referendum on the dam recreation area. dairy farmer John Dick faces 71 acres affected and 336 petition signatures urged to place the issue on the ballot. officials note tentativeness of signing a contract with the Army Corps of Engineers and the projected costs to develop the 2700 acre site through 2030.
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Rie
Union City Dam
Erie County Commissioners
William Hill Jr
John Dick
Vera Sayre
Help, Inc
Army Corps of Engineers
Hill
Peter Schaaf
Corps
No Comment On Agnew Getting $50,000 Payoff
Washington AP report notes Justice Department declines comment on allegations Spiro Agnew received 50 000 from private contractors after becoming vice president. Knight chain cites sources claiming 1000 weekly payments over years and possible personal use. No charges yet, Beall leads probe. Watergate panel may investigate fundraising links. Fornoff’s immunity relates to broader Baltimore County corruption.
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Agnew
Washington (Ap
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Knight
Washington
U.S. Adv
George Beall
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore County
Elliot L
Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Samuel Cash
Senate Watergate Committee
Walter E. Fornoff
Fornoff
Knight Newspapers
Jerome B. Wolff
Petersen fumes as Watergate panel goes into recess
Assistant Attorney General Henry E. Petersen vented anger over losing control of the Watergate probe to Archibald Cox. The Senate committee recessed after hearing him and 35 witnesses as it moves toward a potential lawsuit to force Nixon tapes and documents production. Petersen apologized for his outburst and recalled his long service while Cox was appointed as independent prosecutor.
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Washingtow
Henry E. Petersen
Department of Justice
Petersen
Domo
Department
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Dashy
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Richard G. Kleindienst
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Watergate Committee
What’s Ahead For Nixon in Watergate Response
President Nixon faced a widening Watergate crisis as the Senate committee recessed hearings until after Labor Day. He met with top adviser Raymond Price aboard the Sequoia to map his personal reply, signaling the ball was in his court as he prepared a national speech.
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Washington
Nixon
Potomac
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
Raymond K. Price
40000 Pound Potato Load Spilled On Route Intersection
A trailer of 40000 pounds of potatoes broke from a Waterford tractor and overturned at the Routes 19 and 97 intersection. The spill blocked traffic for hours. trailer damage listed at 5000 dollars, load damage unknown. Driver Charles W. Mitchell, 26, and owners Eugene Campbell and Gerald Brace involved. Police also logged three other minor crashes with low damages.
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Waterford
Corry welcomes its first Medex physician assistant
Kenneth Sell, a Hershey Medical Center trained Medex, joined the Corry Medical Group to study under Dr. James Hileman for a 12 month program. Sell, a former Air Force medical corpsman from Cabot Pennsylvania, will stay on after training and is one of 15 Hershey trainees across the state. He aims to remain in Corry and collaborate with the group beyond the year.
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Corry
Kenneth Sell
Cabot
Air Force
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Hershey
Sell
Butler County
Hershey Medical Center
James Hileman
Corry Medical Group
Butler
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