Jamestown Mayor Vetoes Secrecy
Jamestown Mayor Frederick Dunn vetoed a council effort to withhold the city council agenda from the public and news media. The measure failed to override with eight of twelve votes, while Baldwin’s modification would have released the agenda beforehand, but fell one vote short.
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Jamestown
Frederick Dunn
Gunton
Watson
Robert Godfrey
Couuncilman
George Baldwin
Godfrey
Baldwin
Door Bill Becomes Law in Harrisburg
Gov. Scranton signed two bills in Harrisburg. One requires safety glazing on glass doors in commercial and public spaces or visible markings. The other expands state tuition to include students with brain damage and muscular dystrophy in special schools, with mixed funding from state and school districts.
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Scranton
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Lawyer Made Seneca Nation Member In Indian Ceremony
Indian Nation rites adopted Edward E. ONeill, longtime Seneca legal adviser from 1950 to 1959, as Sah Go Yah Dah Geh Hus at a Longhouse dinner in Cash's Red House. Chief Corbett Sundown presided. about 100 attendees from Cattaraugus and Tonawanda reservations attended the ceremony. ONeill was later succeeded in 1959.
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Tona- Wanda Reservation
O'Neill
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Versailles
Cattaraugus
Tona- Wwfa
Seaman Warren Kinger Assigned to USS Philip
Seaman Warren B. Kinger son of Mrs. John Gilmore of 136 Seneca Street has been assigned to the destroyer escort USS Philip based at Pearl Harbor for a two year tour. He recently completed a Navy electronics course at Great Lakes Illinois and had a two week leave visiting Corry and Buffalo area friends and kin.
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John Gilmore
Seneca Street
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Navy Electronics
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Corry
Buffalo
City to use county health officers for housing code enforcement
Corry officials expect county health officers to inspect and aid in condemnation of junk houses. City budget allocates 3000 dollars to support the program, with two health inspectors likely two days monthly. Agreement and housing code await county approval, then public hearings and passage if no objections.
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Johnson
County Health Department
Health Department
Youth Survives Bullet Wound in Pittsburgh Night Spot
AP report details a 17 year old, Dennis Miller of Brentwood, in good condition after a groin bullet wound at the Giant, a youth hangout. Police say Clark Peden, also 17, picked up a German gun found on a cabinet and it fired accidentally during band rehearsal prep. The incident occurred December 1 and the Brentwood mayor released the report yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
South Side Hospital
Dennis Miller
Brentwood
Arthur Frank
Miller
Clark Peden
Peden
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