New Accounting Head At Art Metal
Donald E. Proctor of Frewsburg has been named manager of accounting for Art Metal U.S. Corp. in Jamestown by Harold C. Bolton, executive vice president. Proctor is a graduate of Corry Area High School and studied business at Grove City College and Jamestown Business College.
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Donald E. Proctor
Frewsburg
Art Metal U.S. Corp
Jamestown
Harold C. Bolton
Proctor
Corry Area
Grove City College
Jamestown, Business College
College Pot Raids Hit PSU And Alliance
STATE COLLEGE Erie man among 29 arrested in narcotics raids by state police. John F. Hogue 20 of Erie was among 17 Penn State students seized during pre-dawn raids on eight State College residences. Police reported marijuana hashish LSD barbiturates speed and unknown substances with a market value of 4000. Hogue faced possession and use of marijuana charges and posted 250 bond. In Cambridge Springs Alliance College student Natili was arrested Wednesday for possessing marijuana and released on 2000 bond.
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State College
Erie
John F. Hogue
Penn State University
Hogue
Meadville
Alliance College
Oe Springs
Pete A. Nat
Cambridge Springs
Cat
Robert Lenhart
Natili
Pransky tops bowling with 223 in local leagues
Pransky’s 223 led Corry Jamestown League scoring good enough to top the list. Theisen shot 219 in National B League while Pauline Chelton led the women with 187. Other high scores included Bradford 200 and several 206 to 215 range by various players.
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George Pransky
Corry
Gene Theisen
Pauline Chelton
Snowmobile Club Sets Trail Rides
Corry Snowmobile Club members met at the Corry Jamestown foreman's club to plan trail rides during Corry’s Winter Carnival week December 25 to 28. Richard Smith and Mr and Mrs Marlyn Jukes were appointed to design a club trail. President Jim Brady urged members to bring families to the next meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Corry
Corry Jamestown
Richard Smith
Marlyn Jukes
Jim Brady
Foreman's Club
Actors To Bless Reagan Inaugural Gala
Performers including Sinatra participate in an inaugural gala celebrating Ronald Reagan's second term amid a political clash with a Democratic challenger.
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Reagan
Ten 4
Ronald Reagan
Prisoners Will Go Home For Weekend Visits
Pennsylvania correctional officials announced weekend furloughs for eligible state prisoners during the Christmas holidays. Inmates with family in state will be eligible, excluding death row or life sentences. Initial releases target about 50 pre release center inmates in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Erie and Harrisburg, plus 30 in Greensburg work release.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fred Speaker
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie
Allyn Sielaff
Greensburg
Speaker
PUC Orders Replacing Two Old Railroad Bridges
The Public Utility Commission ordered replacement of two aging bridges in Westmoreland and Armstrong counties. One bridge carries Penna 136 over Penn Central tracks in Hempfield Township, Westmoreland County, and the other spans Pittwat tracks in a Seat sleet County. Casualties in Angola Lisbon: Portuguese forces killed 130 guerrillas and wounded 41, with four men lost last month, government communique says.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Westmoreland
Armstrong Counties
PUC
Penna
Penn Central
Hempfield Township
Westmoreland County
Pitt Wat
Sleet County
Angola
Lisbon
Lone Gunman Robs Area Station in Mayville
A lone gunman robbed the Minute Man Gas Station in Mayville New York last night taking $100 and the attendant Lee J. Maynard Jr.'s wallet in a brown paper bag. The bandit fled on foot south on Route 171 toward Jamestown, per Chautauqua County sheriff's office.
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Mayville
N.Y
Minute Man
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Lee J. Maynard Jr
Sherman
Jamestown
Cab Firm Sues PUC Over Monopolistic Cab Scheme
Peoples Cab Co. files a 10 million dollar federal suit naming Public Utility Commission Chairman George S. Bloom alleging he conspired with rival Yellow Cab Co. to create a Pittsburgh cab monopoly. The suit claims Bloom pressured Peoples President Adolph Farm in 1967 to drop a rate-increase challenge and later unapproved a lease deal harming Peoples. It notes Peoples’ 30 cab fleet was put up for sale last October.
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Pittsburgh
Peoples Cab Co
State Public Utility Commission
George S. Bloom
Yellow Cab Co
Bloom
Peoples
Adolph Farm
Yellow Cab
PAC
Firm Seeks To Dump Waste In French Creek
Saegertown Components Division of GTI Corp seeks state approval to discharge treated waste into French Creek after upgrading its lagoon on the east side of Route 19. The plant would handle metallic waste while the lagoon continues sediment settling for another waste type. Approval expected after review, with construction possibly starting spring 1971.
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Saegertown
GTI Corp
State Department of Health
Gerald Allender
Meadville
Route 19
Allender
Harrisburg
GTI
Political Loser Turns To Teaching at State College
Northridge California AP reports Jess Unruh once atop the California legislature and failed Democratic gubernatorial candidate will teach politics next spring at San Fernando Valley State College. A spokesman said Unruh, 47, will lead a seminar for juniors and seniors. Salary not disclosed. He was defeated by Ronald Reagan in the November 3 general election.
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Northridge
Calif
Jess Unruh
California
San Fernando Valley State College
Unruh
Ronald Reagan
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PSU
Alliance
Pransky Powers
Corry James
Don Bradford
Snowmobile Club
Sinatra
Kathleen M. Prime
Miss Prime
PUC Order
Marine Nell
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Mem
SMC Esiie
Lone Gunman
Cab Firm
Rishon Lezion
Israel
French Creek
Loblaws
A.M
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal
Journal
West South Street
Corry, PA
Jum
Cara
Tere
Wnat
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