Redevelopment area buyers seek offers. residents await relocation
Property owners in the Peach Sassafras redevelopment zone are formally informed the Redevelopment Authority will soon present a purchase offer. Once purchases occur, the authority will strive to relocate all occupants, per a homeowner letter.
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Uality
Corry Journal
Erie
Peach-Sassafras
Herbie Johnson
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Sylvania Electric Products, Yoc
Titusville
Aflcio
International Association of Machinists
District 83
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical, Radio Machine Work
Ens
Detroit News Strike Ends After Major Union Settlement
Detroit newspapers halted after a lengthy Detroit News and Tateral Titles dispute. The Internation al Mnnetsnium and mailers strike affected three papers as negotiations resumed. Officials announced publication would restart today with a revised contract and staffing plan.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Parma
Aries A. Hofin
Negohatin
Watt
Midwest
Michigan
Senate
Faubhiarers
Mallers
Mest
International Mailers Union
Cote
TTU
IMU
ITU
Rights Bill To Be Passed Next Week
A bipartisan compromise outlines jury trial guarantees for voting rights cases and criminal contempt penalties. The plan allows federal courts to intervene with limited jury trials in voting rights violations, capping imprisonment to six months and a $1000 fine, with broader exceptions for civil contempt and federal prosecutions.
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Attornes
Fecleriel Court
Obedivce
Senate
Three Boys Die in Barn Fire Blaze Destroys Barn
Fourteen volunteer fire companies battled a fierce barn fire that destroyed the structure and its equipment. Fire crews found the three boys dead inside as authorities assessed damages between forty and fifty thousand dollars. The incident occurred while a mother and father were en route to the town.
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Swyttiinuen
Rage One
Dobnstown
Witch
Norman Line
Upper
Yoder
Thictishipy
Mamige
Linn
Mit
Eisenhower Acts as Copilot on Gettysburg Flight
President Eisenhower sat in the copilot’s seat during a short flight from Washington to Gettysburg. Col William Draper described his calm handling as they landed and prepared to depart for Eisenhower’s nearby farm, with reporters noting the rare glimpse of the president in the cockpit.
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Brathen
Mary Mui ‘Gay
The
Journal
Ronnie McAdoo
Hens McArtoo
Fish
Brocton
T Jon W. Dill Post
American Legion
H. R. Scott
Central Avenue
Barnes and Carrig
Warren
Taedwiy
Harrisbore
Park Street
Scandia
Stanford Hose
Royek’s Grove
Washington
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
William G. Draper
Air Force
Draper
Guessiong
Columbue
Pipe Incident Kills Man at Yokum Home in Falconer
A 67 year old man, Philip Bernard, died after a well pipe they were removing touched a high tension line in Falconer. His son in law Edward Yokum and Charles Keppel were nearby but unharmed. Coroner Frederick E Mattison investigated the death.
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Jama
Conewango Valley
Philip Bernard
Jamestown General Hosstal
Edward Yokum
Charles Keppel
Frederick E. Mattison
Falconer
Bernard
Garontal
Berard
Mattison
Yokum
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Jamestown
Jamestown Red Cross
Donald D. Trantum
Health Department
Ned
Westinghouse
Chautauqua Lake Association
A & B Distributing Co
Tionesta
Robert Lewis Hoffman
Tironesta
California
Robert
John Kauman
May Meyers
Butler
Mor. Hoffman
Eist
Corry Hospital
Flora Sil
Spartanbure
Ethel M_Oltaway
Lemon Street
John Dubrosky
Marion Sirvol
Frank R. Bull
Piltatiold
Danna M. Dedean
Olive Dissean
Restord Warnct
Ceutey Steve
Mary Piscitetti
Doneald Lynn
Luray Ladd
Tony Amoroso
Timothy
Sherman Street
Robert L
William Bishop
Sarah Zalaneck
Wayne Street
Hrrisot
Port
Centerville
Lair Dy Jones
Worttytreet
Mary Murry
Peele Funeral Home
Westfield
Appinyert
Corry
Tima
Colton
Dan Raglan
Clothes
Harley Drake
Walter Ross
Visions
Department of Just
Cononyl
Tadle Elgil
Matten
Hammond
Engle Street
Dini
Erie County
Wattsburg Fair
Jose Chitwood
Thomas Motors
Clinton Street
West Smith Extension
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Paul
Pennzoil
West Smith
Lakeview
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