Jamestown plan envisions massive year round recreation center
In Western New York, a multi million dollar four season recreation complex spanning three miles by one mile along the Sinclairville Ellington road was unveiled to hundreds at Cassadaga Valley Central School. The plan, by JRH Company of Sinclairville, aims to include golf skiing camping boating fishing hunting archery and horsemanship among others over a 7 to 10 year timetable on about 2 500 acres between Sinclairville and Ellington with access via Sinclairville Cherry Creek and Sinclairville Ellington roads.
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Jamestown
New York
Chautauqua County
Sinclairville Ellington Road
Cassadaga Valley Central School
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Charlotte
Cherry Creek
Ellington
Geery
Sinclairville Volunteer Fire Company
Sinclairville Cherry Creek
Sinclairville-Ellington
JRH Company of
Sinclairville
Warren Council Puts Tight Rein On Loose Dogs
Warren Borough Council approved a dog control ordinance setting a $50 fine or 10 days in jail for owners whose dogs run loose and a $1 per day impound fee. Mayor Langdon indicated he would likely sign. Several councilmen questioned enforceability and police burden.
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Wanne
Warren
Arthur L. Langdon
Police Department
Musmanno To Appeal Vote Voiding
Harrisburg AP State lawmakers teased Gen Eve Blatt secretary of internal affairs during a State Highway and Bridge Authority meeting as Gov Scranton urged re election of incumbents Miss Blatt trails by 519 votes in the Democratic Senate race while Musmanno argues the vote voiding. The board voted unanimously to keep the current officers including Senator Bell treasurer Sloan Weiner Hargy and Eshleman.
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Harrisburg
Genevieve Blatt
M. Harvey Taylor
Pittsburgh
Musmanno
Miss Blatt
U.S. Senate
Michael A. Musmatino
State Supreme Court
Honey
Taylor
Senate
Scranton
Gin
Pear Lake EUB Church Holds Picnic at Pike's Rocks
Bear Lake area notes report the Pear Lake EUB Church Sunday School picnic at Pike's Rocks last Saturday. Charles Peterson of Jamestown visited J. C. Manwaring. Mrs. Mary Barry visited the Perkins home. she returned to Youngstown, Ohio, with Alec and Marvin Perkins visiting. The Vacation Bible School closed Friday with an average attendance of 85 daily.
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Kb&ar Lake
Pear Lake
EUB Church
Pike's Rocks
Charles Peterson
Jamestown
J. C. Manwaring
Mary Barry
Marvin Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Alec Perkins
EUB Bear Lake Church
Daily Vacation Bible School
Children and Dogs Clash Over Street Rules
Citizens discuss a city ordinance restricting dogs on streets. While dogs are allowed when accompanied by owners, small children cannot properly control them. Defenders say the measure targets stray dogs that pose a nuisance.
Warren C Of C bids $10,000 to fund downtown parking lot
The Warren Area Chamber of Commerce executive committee approves a $10,000 campaign to finance a new downtown parking lot on the Loblaw and Kresge site. Chair Joseph K. Krimmel expects total costs around $36,000 funded by loans, with $4,000 to $5,000 yearly revenue from parking fees, aiming for operation by Christmas.
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Warren C of C
Warren
Warren Area
Joseph K. Krimmel
Waren National Book
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
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Krimmel
Vity
Wherchos
TV Review Recaps Risks of Adapting Films to Series
AP reviews television adaptations noting that film based shows like No Time For Sergeants face title and tone risks. It compares to Dr Kildare and discusses season changes at NBC CBS and ABC with shifts like Rome for Dr Kildare and Lassie changing family dynamics and Gun Smoke and Rawhide updating casts and settings.
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ABC
Jethro Clampett
Jake
NBC
Dr. Kildare
Rome
Bill Dana
Andy Griffith
Judge bans reporters in Hannay Texas courtroom
Judge Allen B Hannay of the US District Court bans reporters from the press table in his courtroom. Reporters may sit with spectators but cannot pass the swinging gate separating spectator seating from attorneys and the jury box. He cited a recent incorrect item claiming grand jury witnesses were hidden in his private chambers and whisked to the jury room.
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Aston
Tex
Allen B. Hannay
U.S. District Court
Hannay
Delaware coach Gauthier dies at 74 in Canada
Delaware Ohio loses George E. Gauthier a leading sports figure of 50 years He was athletic director track coach for 34 years and head football coach at Ohio Wesleyan University for 26 years He died yesterday in a Blind River Ontario hospital
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Delaware
Ohio
George E. Gauthier
Ont
Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
Rochester riot damage set at 680568 in 1960s report
A police report counts riot losses in Rochester from July 25 to 27 at 680,568 dollars. It attributes about three quarters to theft, listing store damage 163,610 dollars, stolen goods 510,586 dollars, and stolen cash 6,372 dollars. The unrest prompted deployment of 450 state police and 1,200 national guardsmen.
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Thatll Learn Em Dem Em Thatll Learn Em Dem Em
Rio de Janeiro fines illegal parking by tire deflation. Sag Pauli impounds cars and charges 20 cruzeira. Owners must appear in person at the distant department, with long lines, tedious checks, and frequent coffee breaks delaying payment.
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Sau Paula
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Sag Pauli
Backstabbed by Court Order Shapes Maddox's Stand
Maddox declared that his action reflects what has happened to the American ree enterprise system. He said it was stabbed in the back as he refused to comply with the court order.
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Enterprise
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
Probe of Food Program Faces Continued Inquiry
A probe into the surplus food program intensifies as Erie officials report no record of milk cleared through the Surplus Food Program office. County officials claim a possible unaccounted surcharge and irregularities in Raymond Martin’s Erie operation, drawing calls for federal auditors.
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Rage One County
Robert J. Freilar
Erie
Feiler
Harrisburg
Raymond Martin
Preslar
Martin
A. J. Gehrlein
Senecas to Get 15 Million for Relocation
Washington AP An House Senate conference committee agreed to pay 15,000,573 to about 487 Seneca Indians forced from their lands by the Allegheny River dam and reservoir project. Funds include 12,128,971 for rehabilitation and potential use in education industry and community development on three reservations.
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Washington
APJ
Allegheny River
Senate
House
Interior Department
Kinzua
Salamanca
Indi Sheny Reservation
GSA Mulls Extra Funds for Ambridge Commune Site
The General State Authority may add 86 856 to attract Old Economy in Ambridge, site of an early American communal living experiment. The request follows project costs that overran the original budget by 86 050, prompting the higher allocation.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Ambridge
GSA
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