Corry area notices and airport plans in western Pennsylvania
A stray brown and white hound with a 1966 Erie County license was reported by Mrs. E. Craig Moore of 443 East Smith Street. Corry hospitalized a woman after a home fall. Christmas Seal drive totals rose to 49599, with Crawford and Erie counties contributing 1496 toward a 2024 goal of 75500. FAA approved 61500 grant to Titusville Airport, enabling a 1800 foot runway extension, with city plans to lengthen to 5000 feet. Police investigate thefts at Corry Area High School including a stolen wristwatch. Regional temperatures forecast to stay near normal highs 95 to 37 and a low 23, with light precipitation in the second half of the period.
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E. Craig Moore
East Smith Street
Erie County
Board of Director
Northwestern Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society
Erie
Corry
Crawford
Corry Area High School
Merle Dodd
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania
Parking Ticket Delays Mail Says Assistant U.S. Attorney
Howard L. Stevens argued in court that post office workers must deliver the mail without interference from city regulations. He cited a postman who received a 2 parking ticket from "1meter maid" and asserted post office employees have a direct duty to complete deliveries despite local rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Asst
U.S. Atty
Howard L. Stevens
Stevens
Lakewood Man Nabbed After 100 MPH Chase
Bruce Rhinehart of Jamestown was chased from Busti to the Pennsylvania line on the Busti Sugar Grove road at speeds over 100 mph. He was charged with unlicensed operation speeding and driving to the left of pavement markings. Rhinehart posted no bail and remained jailed pending a hearing at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N.Y
Busti
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
R. &. Steinbach
J. W. MacCubbin
Falconer
Bruce Rhinehart
Pennsylvania Line
Rhinehart
E. Robert Bootey
Rhine~hart
Chautauqua County
Coppolino in Frightful Murder Case Questioned by Defense
Coppolino faces murder charges over the 1963 Farber case in New Jersey. The defense, led by Bailey, argues Farber was a heart attack victim, claiming hypnotic influence and a staged death. Florida and New Jersey indictments overlapped with Keuper set to try Coppolino first. Keuper, Rucci, and related legal notices accompany the trial narrative.
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Coppolino
Farber
Middletown
Marjorie
Cleveland
Rural carrier exam set for Bear Lake post office
The Civil Service Commission announced an examination for a rural carrier position at Bear Lake open for applications until January 10, 1967. Applicants must take a written test, reside within the delivery area for one year before the closing date, be at least 18, and may be up to 70 for temporary one year appointments. Complete details and forms are at the Bear Lake post office or mailed to the Washington office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Civil Service Commission
Lus
Washington, D. C
Controller revises travel voucher amid surcharge dispute
County controller Clapper doubles as referee in a heated dispute over a March 14 1966 travel voucher. He adjusts reimbursement to 87 dollars and sends copies to county commissioners and the district attorney for information. Reymek questions the surcharge whileClapper accuses him of feeding the press erroneous information for weeks.
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Clapper
Reyniek
Reymek
Raymek
Weston site chosen for major atomic project plan
Weston is the preferred site among six finalists for a large AEC nuclear facility. The plant would employ about 2,000 people, with an annual operating budget near 60 million dollars and a six to eight year construction period after funds are appropriated. The final six included Madison, Brookhaven, Long Island, Denver, Sierra Foothills near Sacramento, and Ann Arbor. Weston offers strong university access, nearby Argonne Lab, and close transport links at O’Hare Field, with cooperation from all proposers and potential regional benefits.
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Congress
AEC
National Academy of Sciences
Weston
Madison
Brookhaven
Long Island
Denver
Colo
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Calif
Ann Arbor
Mich
The
National Academy
Argonne National Laboratory
Commonwealth Dison Co
O'Hare Field
Corry Stop Scene In Rail Tragedy Probed By Officials
Mitchell described the Corry stop as the last on the run and noted irony of an accident near home. Corry and Erie railroad officials say the tragedy is under investigation and details will be released only after completion of the inquiry.
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Balance Firm
Mitchell
Corry
Erie
Skippers Divided on Lake Storm Sinking of Morrell
Cleveland AP report covers Coast Guard inquiry testimony from Captains Connelly and Van Buskirk. Connelly described the November storm as the worst in 27 years with 25 foot waves and 65 mph winds aboard the E. Y. Townsend. Buskirk said the storm was severe but not uncommon for the season and noted heavy snow and ice hindered radar detection of a nearby ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James van Buskirk
Benson Ford
Buskirk
Texaco Brave
Disney's Cartoon Empire and Legendary Snow White Era
The text traces Walt Disney's creation of an entertainment empire built around Mickey Mouse initially named Mortimer, with voices by Disney himself for many characters. It notes his Kansas City studio roots, his evolving projects from Snow White to Mary Poppins, and his restless drive across the studio. It references Donald Duck Goofy Pluto and the Studio's rise to feature length and hybrid films under his leadership.
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Time
Mickey
Kansas City
Mortimer
Walt
Donald Duck
Goofy
Pluto
Three Little Pigs
Disney
Disney’s Legacy Filled With Awards And Happy Endings
In an era of sex and violence Disney’s simple tales thrived and pleased families. He aimed to bring fun and laughter to people. He received over 900 awards from organizations and governments, including 31 Academy Oscars. He leaves his widow Lillian and two daughters Mrs. Ron Miller and Mrs. Robert Brown.
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Disney
Lillian
Ron Miller
Robert , Brown
Fireman Killed At Mission Fire in Warren Ohio
AP report from Warren Ohio confirms Henry Mann a 32 year old six year veteran firefighter died while battling a blaze at the Warren Rescue Mission. A wall collapse caused a beam to strike Mann cracking his helmet and causing fatal injuries. Mann served with the department since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Ohio
Warren
Henry Mann
Mann
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Horace Wellman
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Federal Aviation Agency
Titusville
Joseph G. Zainea
Joseph Clark
Zainea
Ivan G
Hunsbarger
U.B
Chase
Russell B. Rucci
Rucci
Internal Revenue Service
Rzymek
Niagara Falls
Ont
Horseshoe Falls
George Adams and
Skinney Clark
WWVA
Wheeling
W. Va
Corry Area
BOY Scout
Shamburg
Pennsy
NEW
American Beauty
Bob Church
Canter St
Sonny Doyle
the Three Sons
Bill Hayley
Comets
Corry Motor Lodge
Columbus Avenue
Corry, Pa
Pogle Lumber
Millers Falls
Dinette
Y Columbus
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