Local drivers cited as police report multiple incidents
City police cited Robert L. Clayton 17 of Corry for driving after midnight on a junior license. A car stolen from Franklin was recovered from the Allegheny River near a boat ramp. Erie police probe the larceny of a 60 foot ladder from Gannon College. Union City notices invite public discussion with Rep Forest Hopkins. Fire crews battled a Be bees incident at the old Clive Jones farm. Meadvill Crawford groups elect new leaders as Davies resigns. Sidewalk Bazaar winner Martin Roehrig. A 4 year old shot head injury improving at Hamot Hospital. Teens reprieved by Police Chief Evan for loitering near The Little Chef Pizzeria. A McKeesport youth killed in a crash after police chased a stolen car on US 30.
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Robert L. Clayton
R.D. 1
Stewart Road
Corry
Porter Auer
Union City
Clive Jones
Wilson Road
Richard Fellows
Bloomfield
East Mckeesport
John Walker
McKeesport
Ulysses Randolph
Duquesne
Wayne Howard
Baltimore
McKeesport Hospital
U.S. 30
Pittsburgh
Dem Governors Urged To Seek New Talent
Democratic governors call for a talent hunt after the 1970 elections to find a strong White House contender to challenge Nixon in 1972. Gov. McNair of South Carolina says current nominees lack required support. The 62nd National Governors Conference discussed education welfare health proposals, tax relief, and highway funding flexibility amid fiscal strains.
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Lake OF the Ozarks
White House
Nixon
Robert EB. McNair
South Carolina
Lawrence F. O’brien
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Washington
Congress
Conference Transportation Committee
Chou En-lai urges youths find happy medium for progress
Paris AP report quotes Premier Chou En-lai in France-Soir that the future belongs to today’s young people yet does not require constant revolutions. He says the revolutionary struggle is a personal journey with errors and progress, stressing the need to find the right path.
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Paris
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
France-Soir
Reuther Group Flounders Amid Union Funding Cuts
Washington reports say the Alliances for Labor Action has cut its annual income to about 2 million dollars as the United Auto Workers faces a financial squeeze. The cutback lowers per capita dues from 10 to 5 cents, with implications for ongoing social programs and potential alliance dissolution within a year amid UAW and Teamsters budget strains.
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Washington
Alliances For Labor Action
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Alliance
Auto Workers
Teamsters
Detroit
UAW
Reuther
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Black Lake
Mich
Auto Workers Teamsters’ Alliance For Labor Action
Aflcio
George Meany
You Pay They Travel Shipboard Subsidy Scandal
Passengers dance at a bon voyage party aboard the S.S. Santa Paula before a New York departure for a Caribbean cruise. The government subsidizes luxury cruises, paying up to 400 per passenger, as part of a federal aid program totaling about 240 million dollars over five years.
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S.S. Santa Paula
New York
Caribbean
State Grants $140000 To Study Drugs
Harrisburg AP The U S Office of Education awarded Pennsylvania a 140000 grant to train 1000 to 1500 team leaders in drug education. Teams will include school community home and student representatives studying medical legal psychological and sociological aspects of drug abuse. Training centers will be at Pitt Penn State Slippery Rock State College Lock Haven East Stroudsburg Temple University.
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Harrisburg
U. S. Office of Education
Pennsylvania
B. Anton Hess
Basic Education
Hess
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
Slippery Rock
State College
Lock Haven State College
East Stroudsburg State College
Temple University
Cont Army Names New Commander Haines to Lead
AP reports General Ralph Haines Jr. named commanding general of the Continental Army Command. The 56 year old Fort Mott native will replace General Woolnough who retires. Haines becomes commander in chief of U S Army Pacific with General Roeson appointed deputy commander in Vietnam. Lieutenant General Frederick Weyand nominated for his fourth star to take Hess son’s post.
Hospital rate cutting bill to form Pennsylvania Health Agency
Harrisburg report on a House Consumer Protection Committee hearing plan to create a Pennsylvania Health Agency to regulate hospital administration and curb rising costs. The bill sets uniform auditing and budgeting rules with penalties up to $1000 fine and two years in prison. Testifying were Insula Worman, Harry Boyer, and Dr. Woodrow B. Kessler.
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Harrisburg
House
Consumer Protection Committee
Eugene Gelfand
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Health Agency
Gelfand
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
Insurla Worman
The
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania Afl-Cio
Woodrow B. Kessler
Temple University
Delay Closing of Route 6 Affects Pittsfield Fair Access
The Department of Transportation reports Route 6 closure to Pittsfield fair site is delayed a week after contractor postponement. The new start is planned for next Monday as fairgoers adjust routes to attend the opening day.
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Pittsfield
State Department of Transportation
Highway Department
Franklin
Journal
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Ray Attleberger
Erie
Gannon College Science
Wetzel Window Cleaning Co
Richard Wetzel
Forest Hopkins
North East
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Meadville Area Industrial Commission
MAIC
Crawford County Industrial Development Authority
R.W. Horton
Davies
Allen B. Edwards
CCIDA
Earl H. Marsh
Horton
Chamber of Commerce
Martin Roehrig
R.D. 2, Corry
John Foster
Irwin Foster
West Pleasant Street
Hamot Hospital
Dem
Food Club
Reuther Group
Flounders
Teamsters Union
Continental Army
Essentials
Rossin’s
Frank Litz
Belime
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
National
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Time
Newsweek
U.S. News & World Report
National Observer
Macleans
Canada
Watch
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken
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