Local News Briefs From Warren Area Scrutiny and Dispatch
Items cover county government, police actions and traffic projects in Warren County. Notes include teen group curfew warnings from Police Chief Mike Evans after a near gang clash, route 68 bridge bids won by Charles A. Ime and Son, an Erie school bond approval, employment gains, a year end meeting at Corry Airport Authority, and Eisenhower declines on snow emergency funds. Also reported are Titusville budget increases, Pennsylvania helmet and recreation award to Eisenhower, delays on the Pennsylvania Railroad morning train, and campaign expenditure tallies for Crawford County parties.
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Mike Evan Yester- Gay
Warren
Clarence Wallace
Corry
Pennsylvania Health, Physical Education and Recreation Association
Eisenhower
America
Shane MacCarthy
National Council On Youth Fitness
Erie
Snow and Cold Hit Great Plains Weather System
A slow moving storm swept across the Rocky Mountain and Great Plains states leaving bitter cold and freezing drizzle in its wake. Snow fell from southern Wyoming to western Nebraska and northern New Mexico while rain and drizzle affected Oklahoma and northeast Texas. Temperatures dropped sharply in northern Texas and Vermont, with forecasts of more unsettled weather in the Northeast and Southeast and freezing rain or snow from Oklahoma to the Great Lakes.
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Corte
Rocky Mountain
Great Plains
Kiunsay
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
New Mexico
Texas
Atlantic
Vermont
Arkansas
New England
Es Great Lakes
Pope blesses 5000 in St. Peter's Square
Pope Ping XI completed a weeklong spiritual exercises and appeared at his apartment window to bless about 5,000 pilgrims and visitors in St. Peter's Square. He had suspended all audiences during the period.
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Vatican Vatican City
Ping XI
St. Peter's Square
Goheen Named Princeton President Amid Youngest Leader Pick
Robert F Goheen 37, a Princeton classics professor, was named to succeed Harold W Dodds as Princeton University president making him the third youngest in the institution's 210 year history The board’s announcement said the decision was unanimous Goheen born in India to missionary parents came to Princeton at 16 and earned Phi Beta Kappa honors Also noted he is the third president not a minister and the first since 1759 to be under 40 at appointment Meanwhile Douglas Robinson Warfield 76, cousin of the Duchess of Windsor, died in Philadelphia in the railroad equipment and supply business
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AEA
Princeston University
Robert F. Goheen
Harold W Dodds
Princeton
Harold W. Heim
Board of Trustees
Goheen
Sames Davies
Philadelphia
Douglas Robinson Warfield
Maryland
Duchess of Windsor
Meditations For Christmas and Death Of Zoo Director
Meditations For Christmas discuss salvation for Gentiles and the inclusive reach of Jesus as Messiah. The message links Mark and Luke readings to spiritual renewal and hope for all people, emphasizing prayer and watchfulness as the world nears end. John T Millen, 72, longtime Detroit Zoo director, dies.
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William C. Sell Jr
Jesus
Israel
God
Isaiah
Ezekiel
ZOO
Detroit
John T Millen
Detroit Zoo
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