Missing Man Harcourt Found After Pubic Hotel Stop
Charles Harcourt, 38, of Erie, vanished from a Highland Township hunting camp with five friends. A large search found him later at the Bogart Hotel in Ridgway where he had checked in and then boarded a bus to Kane. He blamed unsettled camping conditions for his departure.
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Ridgway
Charles Harcourt
Erie
Highland Township
Kane
Harcourt
George Lucas Becomes Known Directs American Graffiti
Los Angeles AP reports director George Lucas reflects on his rise from being ignored by studios to garnering major attention after American Graffiti. He recalls initial rejections, the film’s $700000 budget, Coppola’s production role, and filming in 28 nights across Petaluma and San Rafael. He hints at a future $3 million space fantasy.
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Los Angeles
George Lucas
Lucas
California
Stephen Farber
New York Times
Charles Champlin
Los Angeles Times
Paul D. Zimmerman
Newsweek
Hollywood
Lutens
American International Pictures
Universal
Francis Ford Coppola
Francis
Coppola
Petaluma
San Rafael
Calif
Counties Face 31 Million Flood Cost Raise Bridges Plan
Luzerne County and Wyoming Valley communities may bear 31 million dollars in costs to raise bridges as part of a flood control project. Army Corps district engineer Robert McGarry said federal support would cover 41 million of the 62 million plan, with localities required to fund the rest. Local assurances from Luzerne County Kingston and Plymouth pledged to cover relocations and alterations without U.S. cost, aiding the levy heightening.
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Wilkes-Barke
Luzerne County
Wyoming Valley
Robert 5. McGarry
Baltimore
Army Corps of Engineers
Susquehanna
McGarry
Kingston
Plymouth
U.S
Lunch price hikes hit Pittsburgh area schools
Pittsburgh area districts including Baldwin-Whitehall Chartiers Valley Mt Lebanon Riverview and Upper St. Clair plan five cent increases to lunch prices with elementary meals at 35 cents and secondary at 45 cents while Pittsburgh and Churchill charge the ceiling of 30 cents. Dietitians warn items may be cut as federal subsidies shrink and free foods vanish.
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Pittsburgh
Baldwin-Whitehall
Chartiers Valley
Mt Lebanon
Riverview
Upper St
Churchill
Olla Daschbach
West Mifflin
Department of Agriculture
38 Pa. Volunteers Help Fight Fires Across West
Harrisburg AP reports 38 Pennsylvania volunteers left for Montana and Idaho to aid forest fire fighting. Recruited by the U S Forest Service, they hail from Bloomsburg Pottstown Lehighton and Jim Thorpe. A week earlier 41 Pennsylvanians aided the Pratt Creek blaze near Great Falls Montana which scorched 5600 acres before containment.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
West
Montana
Idaho
Robert Laubach
Division of Forest Protection
Bloomsburg
Pottstown
Lehighton
Jim Thorpe
Philadelphia
U.S. Forest Service
Pruettt Creek
Great Falls
Mont
Bank Robbery Attempt Ends With Hostage Situation in Stockholm
Police and civilians hid behind cars as three robbers seized six hostages in front of a Stockholm bank. One person was wounded. robbers and hostages remained inside the bank as the situation continued into the afternoon.
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Stockholm
Wiretaps Upheld in H. Rap Brown Firearms Case
An appeals court in New Orleans upheld H. Rap Brown's 1968 firearms conviction, ruling government wiretaps were legal under the President's inherent power to protect national security. Brown faces a 5 to 15 year sentence in New York for a bar holdup, with prior fines of 20 000 dollars.
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New Orleans
H. Rap Brown
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
New York
Auction Sales and Public Auction Lot List on Bear Lake Road
A long auction notice lists two auctions in August. The first, by Bill Cochran, locates near Bear Lake on Bear Lake Clymer Road with a sale at 5:30 PM featuring antiques and household goods including a 1959 Chevrolet pickup, furniture, appliances, radios, and more. The second, by Kenchak Cabinet Lumber and Supply, at 448 East Main Street Youngsville, offers shop tools, lumber, hardware, and a wide range of machinery and building supplies. Both are cash sales with listed auctioneers and contact numbers.
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Kenchak Cabinet Lumber and Supply
Main Street
Youngsville
Auction Near Findley Lake On Meadows Road Items Include Furnishings
Located one mile south of Findley Lake on Route 426 Meadows road on Saturday August 2 at 12:30 PM Kelvinator freezer antique trunks quilts drop leaf stand kitchen cupboard and more. Cash terms. Mr and Mrs Raymond Beckman owners Delmas Chesley and Sons Auctioneers North East 725-1171 725-1303.
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Findley Lake
Meadows Road
Raymond
Beckman
Delmas Chesley and Sons Auctioneers
North East
Public Notice for Corry Fire Truck Driver Exam 1973
The Corry Civil Service Examining Board will hold an examination for Fire Truck Driver applicants for the Corry Fire Department at 9:00 A.M. on Saturday August 25 1973 in the Municipal Building second floor. Applicants must be high school graduates 21 to over 35 years old between 5 foot 8 inches and 6 foot 4 inches, weigh in proportion, and be or become a Corry Pa citizen. Further qualifications are at the Municipal Building. Apply at the Office of the City Engineer and Administrator before the exam. Civil Service Examining Yard, LeRoy G. Peck Chairman Theodore C. Swanson MLST-23
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Corry
Civil Service
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