No Racial Problems In This Community
ST JOSEPH MO AP last July Hugh Rowland a Negro farmer lost his farm house two other buildings and 20 head of livestock in a fire three miles north of here Thursday a moving company brought a house from St Joseph that had been donated by Clarence Miller a white man and set it on Rowland s farm neighbors have offered to bring furniture and other furnishings mer oe cone
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Hugh Rowland
St. Joseph
Clarence Miller
Rowland
Mer Oe Cone
PUS Offers Courses Here For Teachers
Behrend Campus Penn State will offer 10 credit courses for area teachers this winter and spring as part of an expanded evening school. Courses will be held at Behrend Campus and in Warren Corry Meadville and Titusville with registration on set dates.
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Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Station Road
Warren
Corry
Meadville
Titusville
William E. Mosse
Mosso
New Policy Won’t Affect CATV Here
Corry TV Cable Co will see little impact from a new policy allowing franchised CATV firms to attach distribution facilities to telephone poles. GenTel polices permit excess capacity use for lawful CATV service, and Corry TV has operated under a 1957 agreement revised in 1964. Manager James Jansen noted continued pole rental arrangements remain in place.
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General Telephone Company
Corry TV Cable Co
CATV
James Jansen
Telephone Company
GenTel
Funeral notices and local ads clutter December page
The page lists the funeral mass for Stephen M. Tinko at St. Elizabeth's Church with a Bracken Funeral Home service and interment, plus visiting hours and scripture reading. Additional items include Fox Trac Snowmobiles hours, Robert's Children's Shop insulated pants, Elks kitchen after services, Ellis Memorial Services with Jake Gehrlein, Connie's cream puffs and a holiday frosting sale.
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Tinko
Stephen M. Tinko
St. Elizabeth's
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Fox Trac
Lloyd Gates and Sons
Robert's Children's Shop
Elks
Ellis
Jake Gehrlein
NATO Ministers Set to Press Mutual Troop Reductions
NATO foreign ministers in Brussels prepared a joint statement to urge Soviet bloc talks on mutual troop cuts as proof of seriousness about a European security conference. U S Secretary Rogers argued Moscow seeks to preserve its rule in Eastern Europe, while West Germany cautioned on quick talks with Germany still divided. Canada and Norway urged using the offer to lure the Communists to the bargaining table. Rogers and Laird said U S forces in Europe would not shrink before mid-1972.
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Brussels
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
United States
Canada
U.S
William P. Rogers
Europe
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Germany
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Maurice Schumann
Norway
Denmark
Ireland
Poul Hartling
Andrei Gromyko
Rogers
Defense
Melvin Laird
Commissioners Cut Four Thousand From Budget
Erie County commissioners trimmed about 4000 from the 1970 general fund, leaving a deficit near 38000 as the next year’s budget work continues. Commissioner William O. Hill Jr. said no major cuts were made but the reduction exists, with formal adoption to occur at month’s end. Budget sessions extend through the remainder of the month.
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Erie
Erie County
William O. Hill Jr
Hill
Admitted and Discharged Residents Reported in Corry Area
The News Today Report lists admissions including Mrs. Melvin Baccus of Columbus and others from Spartansburg, Bear Lake, Pittsfield, and Sherman. Discharges include Jack Gibbons of Clymer and Edward Skinner Jr. in Corry, with a note on rising hospital balances and a 1970 tax stance.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Melvin Baccus
Columbus
Russell Messinger
Bear Lake
Aca, Jr
Aca Anderson Sr
Pittsfield
Richard Shuster
Concord Street
Katheryn Kirin
Mead Avenue
David Schutt
Ashville
N.Y
George Nichols
Wattsburg
Cynthia
Frank Gerzina
York Street
Elmer Warner
Mound Street
James Korp
North Center Street
Clarence Fuller, Jr
Spartansburg
Brenda
Paul Jr
Paul Craker Sr
East
South Street
Eva Goldin
Robert Benson Sr
East Church Street
James Adams
Snyder Circle
Gerald Darling
Spring Street
Robert Person
Sherman
Harold Crosby
Mildred Sutton
Ellsworth Woodard
Spring Creek
LaVera Rouse
Findley Lake
Leslie Kopta
Clymer
Jack Gibbons
Edward Francis Jr
Edward Skinner
Sidney Kinsinger
R.D
Terry Miller
Terry Lee
Betty Pratt
Maple Avenue
Eugene Muzzy
Ruth Ann
Jack McIntyre
Shane Eric
Basil Skinner
Route 6 Accident Sends Two to Pending Charges
Trooper Terrence Haskins of the Corry State Police estimated $2,400 damage to the Kirin auto and $600 to Jones truck in a Route 6 collision five miles west of Corry. George W. Hall Jr., 49, of Erie, left the berm and struck guard rails, causing $200 damage. Charges are pending further investigation.
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Page
Terrence Haskins
Corry
George W. Hall Jr
Erie
Berm
Corry officials back Fourth Ward renewal plan
Assure. County planner Chris Capotis said redevelopment in the Fourth Ward is easier than a commercial project. County Commissioner Leo Weir, the sole attendee of three, called Corry a key southern county community and urged ongoing development to spur growth in the city and surrounding area. He noted his familiarity from years at the Corry state police substation.
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Chris Capotis
Fourth Ward
Leo Weir
Corry
Weir
State Police
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