Death notices and local admissions and a Camille relief update
The bulletin lists admissions at Corry hospital including Paul Labowski Howard McDonald Marvin Phillips and others, with addresses for several. It notes discharges such as Benjamin Calderone and Dawna Fisher and family entries. Also mentions Camille hurricane food relief with 12 million pounds en route and 30 carloads diverted to emergency supplies. A detailed obituary describes the late Mr Ketko of Corry and his survivors. service details follow at Bracken Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Labowski
B.D
Corry
Howard McDonald
Liberty Street
Marvin Phillips
East Main Street
Ethlyn Nadolny
Spartansburg
LeRoy Matve Sr
R.D
Spring Creek
Carl Lindsey
Worth Street
Christine Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Deborah
Paul Robinson
Union City
Anita
Dale G. Litz
East Pleasant Street
Jill
Carl W. Taylor
Hillcrest Drive
James 0. Daniels
North Center Street
Edward Post
Samuel Smith
Columbus
Benjamin Calderone
Oakley Avenue
Dawna
H Dale Fisher
Terrance L. McGahen
Joel Lee
Putnam Street
James Fuller
Lisa
Courtney Fargo
Leaphan. Baccus
East South Street
Atlanta, Ga
Jackson
Miss
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Russell H. James
Southeastern
Food and Nutrition Service
Senior Drivers Not Really a Highway Hazard
A University of Denver judge reports that drivers aged 65 and over are not the universal risk they've been labeled as. The study covering 30 states and D C finds seniors constitute 4 8 percent of accidents while comprising 7 6 percent of licensed drivers and show the best safety records among six age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denver
Sherman G. Finesilver
Finesilver
University of Denver College of Law
International Congress of Gerontology
District of Columbia
United States
Hoffa's Lawyers Seek FBI Files For New Hoffa Trial
In Chattanooga, defense attorneys for James R. Hoffa and three co defendants asked U S District Judge Frank W Wilson to order release of all FBI records from the jury tampering case. They contend improper eavesdropping tainted the 1964 conviction and seek a new trial as the hearing nears its fifth day after a Supreme Court ordered review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Hoffa
FBI
Fifth Tropical Storm Builds Off Florida
Tropical storm Eve formed off Daytona Beach with winds near 60 mph as forecasters expect it to strengthen toward hurricane intensity. The storm poses no immediate land threat while rescue and repair efforts continue from Camille's destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Florida
Cavttle
Daytona Beach
mid-Atlantic
Bermuda
Robert Simpson
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Camille
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
James River
Mills B. Godwin Jr
Richmond
Mississippi Gulf Coast
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Biloxi
Gulfport
Long Beach
Pass Christian
John Bell Williams
Gulf Coast
Funeral services for Mark A Ketko schedule and burial
The body of Mark A Ketko lies at Bracken Funeral Home with visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The service is Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. The other item notes a fire at a Congress party national convention tent in Faridabad India caused by heated arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Mr. Ketko
United States
Youngstown
Ohio
Union City
Corry
Ketko
U.S
Pennsylvania
Erie
Minnie Goodrich
Alfred
Claude
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Mark A. Ketko
Pine Grove Cemetery
Faridabad
India
Congress Party
Appeal Set For Amish Fathers In School Case
Attorneys for three Amish fathers convicted August 18 of not sending their children to public school said they would file an appeal today in Monroe Circuit Court. The Amish, members of a sect avoiding modern trappings, are represented by William Ball of Harrisburg and Thomas C. Eckerle of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Wise
Monroe
William Ball
Harrisburg
Thomas C. Eckerle
Madison
National Committee For
Amish Religious Freedom
William E. Lindholm
East Tawas
Mich
Lindholm
Green County
Iowa
Astronaut Thornton Seeks Flight Training Review
An Air Force board recommended further flight training for scientist astronaut Dr. William Thornton Jr after a vision problem interrupted jet pilot schooling. Thornton, 40, reportedly landed jets with special glasses after July 8 but was grounded again July 14, though a space agency optometrist testified the lenses corrected his sight. The committee chair noted improvement but standards remained an issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force Review Board
William Thornton Jr
Randolph Air Force Base
Thornton
Space Agency
Air Force
Faison, N
Harry Peterson
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Karen
Marine Bank
Bowl-Aire
Hotel
Lanir
News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
USDA
Caza
Roberts
Nad
Sinful Davey
Paramount Pictures
Presen Dhe
Franco Zenvirel
Nparamoun
St.Thomas Catholic Church
Francis O'Malley
Lehman’s Tire Service
West Main St
Loblawseet T Td Lll Supermarkets
Orchard Park
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