Landfill Clash Filters Through City Hall Protest
About 20 residents near East Columbus avenue urged City Council to delay approving a new landfill site at Paul Kundracik property. Debate highlighted state waste rules, site suitability, odor and rat concerns, and calls to test alternative locations while council promised thorough study.
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Bill Eaton
East Columbus Avenue
Iorly
Superior Refuse Co
Paul Kundracik
Draft Lottery Picks Sept 14 Births First For 1-A Draft
The first Selective Service lottery since World War II assigns lowest draft numbers to men born Sept. 14 who are 19 to 26 and have last names starting with J. The drawing at headquarters in Washington set dates and an alphabet order for future drafts, with Richard Stolman of Wisconsin among the early picks.
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Washington
Selective Service
Madison
Wis
Richard Stolman
Alexander Pirnie
New York
House
Selective Service System
Lotter J
Auditors Nettle School Board In Columbus
The Columbus Board of Education held its annual reorganization and elected officers for the coming year. The Scotts Crossing railroad crossing dispute with state auditors centers on a letter from U S Representative Albert Johnson urging swift safety device installation after six deaths.
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Columbus
State Department of Highways
Labor Group Buys Italian Club on West Main Street
The West Main Street Italian American Club site has been bought by the Labor Council. No sale price is disclosed. The Salvation Army may continue using the building until January 9. The Army declines use of its East Washington Street Citadel due to structural defects and seeks new quarters ahead of a capital fund drive next year.
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Corry Central Labor Council
West Main Street
Salvation Army
Labor Council
East Washington Street
Army
The
Army Advisory Board
Pair Arrests Reported in Tate Murders as Third Sought
Los Angeles police arrested Charles D. Watson and Patricia Kernwinkel in connection with the Sharon Tate and related murders. Linda Kasabian remained a sought suspect, with indictments anticipated for seven killings. the case spans multiple locations and a hippie faction.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Miss Tate
Bel Air
Charles D. Watson
Capeville
Tex
Patricia Kernwinkel
Linda Louise Kasabian
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Miss Kasabian
Edward M. Davis
Davis
Tate
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Peter Hagan
Taos
Northcentral
New Mexico
Miss Kernwinkel
Mobile
Ala
Kasabian
S. Watson
Steven Parent
McKinney
Parent
Jay Sebring
Abigail Folger
Playboy Woitych Frokowsky
Fireman Killed At Meadville Blaze
A Meadville fire killed Theodore Sherry 40 a 13 year veteran of the Meadville First Department after he apparently fell and struck his head on firefighting equipment. The downtown square block burned for over four hours with crews from multiple townships aiding. investigation continues.
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Meadville
Theodore Sherry
Meadville First Department
Meadville City Hospital
Crawford County
W.C. Thomas
Jack Yoset
WMGW
Puritan Clothing
Boyersmith Shoe
Factory Shoe
Singer Sewing Center
Surf and Turf
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
Bank Loan Department
Allegheny College
Two Crashes Injure 9 Meant On Route 97 West of Union City
Corry State Police investigated two accidents less than half a mile apart on Route 97 four miles west of Union City. Judith A. Wood 21 of Youngsville lost control on snow and collided head on with Robert H. Sauver 41 of Titusville. Nine people were hospitalized or treated, with damages totaling about 3750.
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Union City
Corry
Union City Hospital
Judith A. Wood
Youngsville
Robert H. Sauver
Titusville
Sauver
Edna Wood
Wood Auto
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Joseph Furst
Jack Downey
Kundracik
Route 6
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Auditors Nettle School Board
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Savoy
Bank
Eiler
Crawford
Saegertown
West Mead
Vernon Townships
Cochranton
Journal
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