North Vietnam War Supply Flows Persist Despite Bombing
Washington officials say North Vietnam still receives substantial war goods by sea and land routes despite U S air strikes. They estimate 25 to 50 percent of petroleum and munitions reach the South, with limited Chinese aid and possible three to five years of continued involvement unless a settlement or heavier bombing shifts the balance.
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Senate Approves Flood Amendment in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the Senate approved a flood relief constitutional amendment to allow grants or loans directly to flood victims and three related flood measures. An election reform bill on absentee ballot timing survived, while funding for the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency was debated with a likely compromise around sixty million dollars.
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House
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
New Approaches Corry Sparta Study Programs Updated
Corry Area School District plans career education focus for 1972 73 with emphasis on world of today. Superintendent Ray Eisen says jobs now outpace graduates and skilled labor is in demand. Elementary teachers gain career prep experience, plus VAULT PROD projects and classroom computer use.
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Ray Eisen
Elsen
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Mead
Popovich Chosen RC Chairman in Corry Chapter Change
W. Charles Popovich was named chairman of the Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross succeeding outgoing chair Robert Grice. The directors elected Mrs. Frank Dodd as vice chairwoman, Larry Sheehan as vice chairman, James D. Harrington as treasurer, and Miss M. Agnes Lynch as secretary. New board members include Donald Stevenson and Mrs. Samuel Antrim. Miss Lynch will chair Project FIND. Grice and past chairman Edward Kinley were named life members. Donations from flood relief totaled 1222 dollars.
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Corry
Red Cross
W. Charles Ich
Robert Grice
Popovich
Frank Dodd
Larry Sheehan
James D. Harrington
M. Agnes Lynch
Donald Stevenson
Samuel Antrim
Grice
Edward Kinley
Indictment in Canadohia Lake shooting case
Crawford County grand jury charged Claude K. Russell 58 with an attempted killing in the May 13 drive by shooting after two youths, Matthew Green 15 of Union City and Timothy Fox 16 of Spartansburg, were hit by an M 1 carbine when they shot at Russell’s home. Green remained critically injured after a forehead wound. Fox suffered a shattered arm. Stanley Shreve 19 drove the car and fled. Russell surrendered, arraigned and posted 20 000 dollars bond.
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Union City
Spartansburg
Claude K. Russell
Russell
Matthew Green
Timothy Fox
Canadohia Lake
Hamet Medical Center
Erie
Stanley Shreve
Corry
Charles Gillette
State Investigates Death Of Mental Hospital Patient
The 15 year old boy was found dead in a shower stall at Ridge View Center for the Retarded in Hawley Wayne County. Coroner Louis Novak says the death was by drowning and investigators seek to determine the circumstances. Attendant's changing statements complicate the case as three patient witnesses are questioned with no charges filed yet.
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Nixon portrays defense plan critics as gambling with peace
CHICAGO AP Nixon in a speech prepared for the American Legion Convention framed critics of his defense spending as gambling with world peace in his first bid for a second term. He did not directly reference his Democratic opponent Senator George McGovern.
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California
Spiro T. Agnew
Day Care Center Set For Corry A federally funded project opens near Erie
Final plans for a day care center to serve 3 to 5 year olds are underway in Corry in the Salvation Army building starting October 2. Capt. James Korp said working mothers and others seeking jobs should sign up, with interviews beginning soon. Mrs. Mary McDermott will join Erie officials for the interviews.
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Erie
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Means Lumber Co. to Open Warren Store
The Means Lumber Co of Warren plans a 280 by 150 foot building at 630 East Columbus Avenue with a $55000 building permit. Herbert Means says the Corry Branch is the first for the Warren firm and the store will offer lumber hardware carpeting and related lines. Lorenz Brothers Construction will build, targeting completion by November 1, marking the city’s return to two lumber firms after Fogle Lumber closed over five years ago.
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Columbus Avenue
Herbert Means
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Corry
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Fogle Lumber Co
Corry Man Bound Over In Drug Charge
A Corry man, Laverne J. Silvis, 21, was bound over to Erie County Court on marijuana possession charges. Police arrested him August after a confidential informant tipped that he had the drug. nearly an ounce was found, with more marijuana and paraphernalia found at his apartment. Arraigned before District Justice Porter Auer, he was released on bond initially set at 1,000 dollars. bond specifics were not clarified by Auer. Nearby, Istanbul police report a mass burglary of 148 offices in a four story block, likely an overnight theft.
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Erie County
Laverne J. Silvis
West Pleasant Street
Erie County Court
Porter Auer
Silvis
Auer
Istanbul
Graystone
Driver Avoids Deer Hits Telephone Pole Near Spartansburg
At 10 50 p.m. yesterday Walter Bablak 24 of Altoona swerved to avoid objects on Route 277 and lost control striking a General Telephone pole. No injuries but car totaled 500 dollars, pole damage 1200 dollars. Weathered by second crash: Viola Mead 24 of Garland and Dewey Anderson 29 of Centerville collide on a rural road near Spring Creek Township. A passenger Wilda Sherlock RD Spartansburg was treated and released after Titusville Hospital visit. Damages 500 dollars.
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Corry
Walter Bablak
Altoona
Babiak
General Telephone Company
Spring Creek
Viola Mead
Garland
Dewey Anderson
RD. 1
Centerville
Mead
Wilda Sherlock
R.D. 3
Titusville Hospital
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