Pennsylvania law limits afta signs in speed zones
Gov. Raymond Shafer signed Rep. Forest Hopkins bill 2646 this week to require afta signs before reduced speed zones on Pennsylvania highways. The article reports a motorist’s warning and danger to bicyclists, plus details on local crash injuries and charges, including Harold Bromley cited for driving too fast for conditions after a July crash. It notes Walter Sitman, 31, survivor of a fatal train crossing incident, remains in fair condition at Carry Memorial Hospital, and mentions Meadville court actions and a junior high dance at Corry YMCA event details.
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Raymond Shafer
Forest Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Walter Siitanan
B.D. 1
Carry
Harold Bromley
Clymer
Bromley
Joss
Vee
West Washington Street
Freed By Jury Man Arrested On New Counts
Warren Samult D i Yendis, a Grand Valley resident, jailed after a not guilty verdict on prior charges, now faces new counts of defrauding an innkeeper related to unpaid motel bills. Police say he left motels without paying after staying in Warren and Pann View motels earlier. Bond set at 1000 dollars. In Auburn Alabama, Ralph Frazier Craughon, 68, former Auburn University president, died yesterday likely of a heart attack.
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D. i Yendis
Grand Valley
Ennet
Archie Auenburg
Grand Vailey
Regenburg
Anon Pidt
Warren
Pann View
Rosenburg
Auburn
Ala
Jor
Ralph FR. Craughon
Auburn University
Ntime
Humphrey Widens Lead With Ohio 60 Votes
AP survey shows Humphrey at 824 1 4 votes with Ohio delivering 60 on caucus night and gains in Utah West Virginia Pennsylvania and Wyoming balancing losses to McCarthy. McGovern gains potential in California while a large 801 uncommitted share lingers among the convention delegates.
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Ohio
Vicw
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Press
Humphrey
Utah
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Sen
Eudeme
McCarthy
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Nebraska
McGovern
California
Robeerk S. Kennedy
South
President Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
John H. Glenn
Baby born at St Vincent's Hospital Erie to Higbee family
A daughter arrived yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Barry Higbee of Erie. The baby’s mother is the former Sandra Daye. Paternal godparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Bugbee of Manion Street and the maternal grandmother is Mrs Florence Daye of Concord Street.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Barry Higbee
Bugbee
Sandra Daye
Charles Bugbee
Manion Street
Florence Daye
Concord Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Guy Comfort
Wright Street
Comfort
Mary Capwell
Housing row erupts in council chambers over union attack
Sloss challenged police to bring the entire force to inspect his home, then attacked Scanlon amid a heated council meeting. The exchange included threats, weapon references, and a blast at politics and shotgun carrying councilmen. Scanlon called it a political move as he faced a peace bond and vandalism claims.
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Sloss
Scanlon
Scanion
Mammolite
Venango County
Water Department
Hold Rites For Mrs. C. Lifley
Funeral services for Mrs. Cor deli a Lifley were held at the Brecken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev. Arm officiating and burial in Evergreen Cemetery in Union City. Grandsons served as bearers and numerous relatives from Union City to Venango attended the rites.
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Cordelia Lifley
Brecken Fineral
FL Arm
Evergreen Cemetery
Union Cty
Robert Kriz
Carmend
Dennis Merritt
Glenn Keisel
Reed
Elbert
Hal Lilley
W. Irwin
Harold Wise
Wise
Dearborn Heights
Carmen Martin
Edward Wise
Jock Shearer
John Wise
Glenn Hegner
Joyce
Merrian Hegner
Bertha Mertin
Union City
Clyms
Dallas Wise
Centerville
Freda Wise
Titusville
Fritz Yenny
William Carpenter
Pentagon weighs shutting Nike Hercules sites nationwide
The Pentagon considers how many Nike Hercules units to shut and where, with guards 4 National Guard firing units in the U S and Hawaii plus about 70 Army units in states like Maryland Ohio New York and California affected. The plan delays public announcement until affected lawmakers are informed.
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National Guard
Guard
United States
Hawaii
Army Air Defense Command
Navy
Pentedl
Air Force
Congress
Johnson Faces Additional 1 Billion Budget Slash
President Johnson contemplates a further one billion dollar reduction after Congress set a 180.1 billion spending cap for federal programs. Budget officials cited rising costs in farm price supports and potential increases in public assistance and Medicaid, with Zwick and Christian outlining the challenge while Johnson rests at his hill country ranch. The plan envisions three billion in reductions by Congress and four billion more from administration actions, including payroll cuts abroad to ease the balance of payments and support the income surtax. Doctors assess Johnson’s diverticulosis from X rays, a nonsevere condition.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
George Christian Outline
White House
Charles J. Zwick
Christian
Congress
Zwick
Hasn't Got What It Takes
Carson California AP Frank Zsabo, who should know, says most amateur boat builders lack the supreme quality they need: patience. Zsabo, 58, runs a shipyard near Los Angeles harbor where boat builders pay 250 a year to store their craft while they work on them. Only a fifth of his customers ever put a boat to water. some boats go unfinished for 10 years. Does Zsabo build boats He says no I have done repairs on a few but I just haven't got the patience.
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Carson
Calif
Frank Zsabo
Zsabo
Los Angeles Harbor
Isabo
Scholarship standards tighten as state aid cuts deep
The agency raised scrutiny on higher education aid after 12,000 new standards were adopted. Scholarships now cap at 200 with family income limits at 17,000, down from 30,000, and awards reflect assets and dependents. A Senate committee led by Sen. Van Sant plans an investigation into aid, powering debate over private versus state college costs.
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Senate
John T. van Sant
Lehigh
Wagner
Funeral notices and notable deaths in brief
Funeral notices state Carl McCray’s body lies at Bracken Funeral Home with visits today and services Thursday at 1 20 PM burial at McCray Cemetery. Charles Sorensen, 86, pioneer who helped create Ford’s Model T assembly line, dies in Bethesda after a long illness. Wagner outlines changes to state subsidized loans and a special scholarship program for disadvantaged students with grants to those scoring under 800 on the SAT for Pennsylvania colleges.
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Auto Pioneer
Bethesda
Charles Sorensen
Henry Ford
Sorensen
Ford
Detroit
Wagner
PHEAA
Pennsylvania
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