Greyhound cuts hit Warren transit and Newark bus slates
Greyhound will drop Warren to Pittsburgh at 2 50 a m and Warren to Jamestown and Buffalo at 5 40 p m. The move disrupts small business shipping. Two regional projects gain part of a 4 327 509 000 public works bill awaiting Senate action. Union City reservoir gets 400 000 and Erie harbor 300 000 if the bill passes. Trooper Wargo filed double charges against Edmund G Malek and Richard Smith for a hit and run in Spartansburg. JP Seidler set a tentative preliminary hearing. New York State University College at Fredonia broke ground on a 5 000 000 dormitory dining hall complex as part of a 27 000 000 expansion to house 3 000 by 1970. Thomas Willis reported a bicycle theft missing its rear fender and chain guard.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Warren Sill
Greyhound
Pittsburgh
Jamestown
Buffalo
U. S. Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Union City
Erie Harbor
Richard Wargo
Corry
Wargo
Justice of the Peace
Olen Seidler
R. D
JP Seidler
New York State University College At
Fredonia
Civil rights picketers protest at Civic Arena again
Civil rights demonstrators picketed the Civic Arena for a second night, alleging electrical workers union Local 5 discriminates against Negroes. About 35 pickets were briefly joined by six members of the West Side Story cast touring the arena.
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Pittsburgh
Arega
electrical_workers
West Side Story
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Erie area to get modern educational TV station bids total 493497
North west Pennsylvania Educational TV Inc accepted bids of 493497 for a modern educational television station to be built at Edinboro State College with plans to raise about 250000 in local funds. The project targets a July 15 1986 on air date and channels 41 allocation by the FCC with contracts expected to be awarded to out of town firms in January.
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ERIE
Northwest Pennsylvania Educational TV Inc
Inboro State College
Dominick Bonitatibus
Edinboro
Edward Zellefran
Wsee TV
Mercer
Ashtabula
Ohio
Jamestown
N. Y
Lake Erie
John English
Npetv Inc
FCC
Robert Chitester
Man Electrocuted as Boom Hits Power Line
Pittsburgh AP reports James Vieheck 32 of Avella owner of Acme Welding Co was electrocuted in Whitehall when a boom hit high tension wires or sparked the gap during work on a new hall for the Whitehall Borough Volunteer Fire Department. In Asheville NC Margaret Henderson Sawyer 83 longtime public health helper to her husband Dr Wilbur Augustus Sawyer died after a long illness.
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Pittsburgh
James Vieheck
Avella
Acme Welding Co
Whitehall
Vicheck T
Whitehall Borough
Dirs
Asheville
N. C
Margaret Henderson Sawyer
Wilbur Augustus Sawyer
500 Youths Set For 4-H Fair Tomorrow
The 1863 Erie County 4-H Fair at Wattsburg Fairgrounds tomorrow features more than 50 youth participants in events starting 10 a.m. Highlights include horse and pony shows, girl’s fusion show, beef cattle, dairy, vegetables, and livestock displays plus an awards program. Everett Johnson Carry serves as general chairman with Bert Torrence Eric as agricultural chairman and Mrs. Joseph McCray Corry heading home economics.
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Erie County
Wattsbiurge
Akent Tare
Everett Johnson
Carry
Jjohns
Bert Torrence
Eric
Joseph McCray
Corry
James Hammond
Roy Ladd
Pete Schindler
Stanley Kireta
Robert Mortis
Donald Braswell
Virginia Wade
Howard Blakeslee
Leo Merski
Otis Morse Leaves State Party Post After Backing
Otis Morse, longtime state chairman, announced his departure with comments that the party is in good order and a great opportunity exists. Morse, backed by former Gov. David L. Lawrence, had served since 1956 in state government and previously pursued theatre, radio, and acting roles before public service.
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Morse
David L. Lawrence
George M. Leader
New York City
York
Venango County Home to Expand with 500000 Renovation
Franklin City reports tentative approval by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry for a 500000 renovation at Venango County Home in Sugarcreek. Planned upgrades include doubling bed capacity from 40 to 80, relocating heating boiler, adding elevator, rewiring, plumbing, and enabling third floor for ambulatory patients. Project to be financed without new taxes or bonds, with early partial loan payoff on prior airport expansion. Meanwhile, 10-year-old Winfred Martin died when plywood fell on him in a Cham bersburg ditch.
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Franklin
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
Venango County
Hary F. Fowler
Fowler
Sugarcreek
Morse's career spans Army service and radio leadership
Morse entered the Army in 1943 and served with Armed Forces Radio. After discharge he joined a New York station in 1946 as a news commentator and program director. He later joined Leader's staff after the 1956 political convention and predicted he would likely stay on the state committee.
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Morse
Armed Forces Radio
York
Leader
State Committee
Village defense forces in Vietnam facing Viet Cong pressure
The PFs and RFs, village and regional guards, are full time forces led by local chiefs and province chiefs. They fight in their own backyards with carbines mortars and automatic arms. A Canton Mo advisor notes pacification efforts in Chau Thanh District where VC pressure targets land rents and taxes.
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Pfs
Rfs
James Orr
Atlanta
Luong Dinh Bay
Jack Miller
Canton
Chau Thanh
Capt. Miller
Corning Graduate Center Forms Regional Alliance
The College Center of the Finger Lakes announced the Corning Graduate Center to offer advanced degrees without university residency requirements. The center is an alliance of seven New York state colleges and Mansfield State College in Pennsylvania.
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SET Graduate Center
Corning
N. Y
College Center
Finger Lakes
Corning Graduate Center
New York State
Mansfield State College
Pennsylvania
Drafts, Marriages, and Illness Mentioned in Briefs
A fragmented item notes that draft decisions and marriage trends intertwined as Kern and others react to conscription. Detroit saw a 36 percent rise in marriage license applications after a draft-related push, while Philadelphia and Denver clerks comment on draft dodgers and August marriage spikes. The piece ends with the death of Lucie Valero, a 2 year old widow of a painter, after a brief illness.
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Herman
Kale
Detroit
Michigan Servetive Service Board
Ralph Donahue
Philadelphia
Denver
Paris
Lucie Valero
Maurice Utrille
Dodd Farms Dominates Holstein Show at Warren County Fair
Dodd Farms Holsteins led the Youngsville fair Holstein show with junior and senior champions, reserve titles, and grand champion awards. They captured eleven blue ribbons across junior bull calf to 4-year-old cow classes and four red ribbons plus top showman honors for the Working H show, reflecting dominance by Leslie Dodd Jr. name appears with multiple wins.
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Youngsville
Warren County Fair
Dodd Farms
Scotts
Ivan Thoe Beau Geste
Leslie Dodd Jr
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Chambersburg
Winfred Martin
Columbus
Green Peppers
Bob Church
North Center St
CAHS
Hallmark Cards
Amigos Latinos
Hammond Building Supplies
Eagle Street
Fenwick
Rath
Sterling Dairy
Union 4
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