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Body Found In Clarion River After Car Sinking
The body of Anna McGuirk 39 of Parker was recovered from the Clarion River after a three day search by State Police and divers. A reportedly green and white 1960s car disappearing from near the Clarion River Bridge on Route 22 prompted the operation. Divers and Clarion Volunteer Fire Department members used grappling hooks and a large magnet to recover the vehicle, with river depth estimates ranging from 50 to 60 feet and reports of up to 100 feet.
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Anna McGuirk
Parker
Clarion Volunteer Fire Department
Greensburg
Deaths Reach Across Eries Region in 2 Obituary Notices
Miss Jean Wilson MacInnes longtime Corry resident and last survivor of the Alexander MacInnes family died last evening in Spencer Hospital Meadville She founded the McInnes Steel Company lineage moved from Pittsburgh to Corry in 1901 and later to Cambridge Springs Presbyterian Home She belonged to the First Presbyterian Church Corry and the Eastern Star She leaves a niece Mrs Leon Schauerman Erie and seven nephews Funeral arrangements under St George Funeral Home with services set for Wednesday Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating Burial planned at a later date Oscar W Olson Ellicott N Y 73 died at Jamestown General Hospital He was a Jamestown shipping clerk at Clark Hardware for years and church choir member He is survived by his wife several siblings and stepsons Funeral services in Lakeside Chapel Henderson Lincoln Funeral Home with burial at McCray Cemetery. Martin Heliker Jr 32 of Bear Lake died in an auto accident Born Sept 17 1938 in Corry son of Martin and Cora Baney Heliker He worked for Erie Lackawanna Railroad and served in local fire department He leaves wife Geneva Fuller Heliker two sons Gary Lee Wayne Allen a daughter Bonita and four siblings Funeral at BUR Hayes Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev Lynn Catlander officiating Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg
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Alexander MacInnes
McInnes Steel Company
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Pittsburgh
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Cambridge Springs
Miss MacInnes
First Presbyterian Church of
Order of the Eastern Star
Leon Schauerman
Erie
A. Bruce Smith
Jack MacInnes
Long Island
Paul and
Robert MacInnes
Rochester
Harold
Alfred
Donald MacInnes
St. George Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
Oscar W. Olson
Olson
Ellicott
N.Y
Jamestown General Hospital
Anita
Jamestown
Clark Hardware Company
Celeron Methodist Church
Bernice McCray
Carl
Carl T. Anderson
Hilda Erickson
Greenhurst
Virginia Hagberg
Frewsburg
Mia
Barbara B. English
West Ellicott
Roden Bently
Salinas
Calif
Lakeside
Henderson Lincoln Funeral Home
Kenneth Hoff
McCray
Martin Heliker Jr
Heliker
Bear Lake
Martin
Cora Baney Heliker
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Bonita
Martin Heliker Sr
Spartansburg
Milton
Union City
Lee
R.D
Fred
Maxine) Morris
Centerville
Puller
BUR
Hayes Funneral
Lynn Catlander
The
Bear
United Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Edward Fuller
Ashville
Manley
Nixon's Highest Ranking Black Aid Plans Resignation
James Farmer, the highest ranking black in the administration, plans to resign as assistant secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. He met with President Nixon, then issued no comment amid ongoing reports of his departure. A farewell party was planned for December 16 and speculation linked Rodney H. Bradley as a possible replacement. Farmer, 50, joined HEW in 1969 to recruit minority workers and serve as a liaison to the black community, voicing mixed optimism about progress.
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Rodney H. Bradley
Hughes Tool Co
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Bradley
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HEW
Elliot L. Richardson
Robert Finch
Revenue Sharing Plan Backed by Local Officials
A coalition of eight state and local government groups endorsed revisions to President Nixon’s stalled federal revenue sharing plan. The proposals would boost local funding, raise totals, and allow local control of distribution, with cities possibly receiving about 38 percent or more. Weidenbaum indicated the budget could exceed 5 billion dollars as the fifth year approaches. The eight endorsing bodies include the National Governor's Conference and National League of Cities.
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Atlanta
Nixon
Murray L. Weidenbaum
White House
National League of Cities
Weidenbaum
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Stokes
National Governor's Conference
National Legislative Conference
National Association of Counties
National Conference of State Legislative Leaders
National Society of State Legislators
United States Conference At Mayors
International City Management Association
Altoona Policeman Held For Murder
Altoona Patrolman William F. Tyler is jailed on an open murder charge after the fatal shooting of his brother in law Ray Thomas, 20, at the Tyler home after a scuffle. Tyler, suspended pending investigation, said he heard screams from his wife. The report notes CORE figure James Farmer led desegregation efforts with nonviolence in the South.
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Altoona
William F. Tyler
Ray Thomas
Tyler
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