Sparta Second 65 Honor Roll List Released
Sparta Merged Schools released its honor roll for the second six weeks. The twelfth grade includes Jonnie Clark Pat B Greer Pam Kolaja Joe ceden Marleen Wetherbee Mary Wills and Alice Yoder. Eleven grade names include Bruce Allen Carol Blakeslee Tona Blakeslee Barb Bregitzer Anna Marie Johns Kathy Richardson Patricia Rote Barry Scouten David Straite Jean Torrey Pam Witmer and Gayle Wetherbee. Ten grade lists Terry Brown Mary Graves Brett Harrison Harry Hays Janet Linden Janice Miller Barbara Morris Linda Morris Connie Most Peg Rote Valerie Straite Judy Torrey and Judy Troyer. Ninth grade names include Brent Allen Karen Berkey Nyla Boythe Tom Dyne Renda Greer Jerry Linden and Martha Le. Eighth grade names Duane Berkey Linda Crosby Frank Eastman Linda Hays Chris Johns Sharon Mitchell and Nancy Most. Seventh grade names Barbara Boythe David Boythe Cathy Cook Lucy Cook Crystal Dyne Robert Esh Kenneth Firth Marlene Halfast Becky Jones Harold Linden Marcia Miller Denise Patterson Holly Risenberick Denise Rose and Beverly Straite.
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Sparta
Jonnie Clark
Pat
B Greer
Pam Kolaja
Joe Ce den
Marleen Wetherbee
Mary Wills
Alice Yoder
Bruce Allen
Carol Blakeslee
Tona Blakeslee
Barb Bregitzer
Anna Marie Johns
Kathy Richarson
Patricia Rote
Barry Scouten
David Straite
Jean Torrey
Pam Witmer
Chris Johns
Sharon Mitchell
Nancy Most
Barbara Boythe
David Boythe
Cathy Cook
Lucy Cook
Crystal Dyne
Robert Esh
Kenneth Firth
Marlene Halfast
Becky Jones
Harold Linden
Marcia Miller
Denise Patterson
Holly Risenberick
Denise Rose
Beverly Straite
Titusville Teens Charged With Alcohol Possession
Titusville police charged three teenage youths from Titusville and Hydetown with illegal possession of alcoholic beverages after apprehending them downtown Saturday night. The trio, two aged 18 and one 17, had 18 beer cans and under a quarter pint of whiskey. The arrest occurred about 11 30 p m as police planned to check cars containing teenagers.
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Titusville
Hydetown
Mamie's Kin Accused Of Writing Bad Checks In Florida
Michael Doud Gill 29, Mamie Eisenhower's nephew, is charged with writing two bad checks totaling nearly 12000 dollars. Gill is son of Mrs. Gordon Moore from a previous marriage and Mamie Eisenhower's sister is Mrs. Moore. Police say evidence of illicit liquor from out of state has grown in recent weeks amid Surfside Six Floating holiday season probes.
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Wlami
Fla
Michael Doud Gill
Mamie Eisenhower
Gill
G. Gordon Moore
Florida firms accuse Gill of bad checks in boat and system deals
Homes Inc of Fort Lauderdale alleges Gill gave a worthless check over 8600 dollars as partial payment for a 50000 dollar houseboat. Marvin Friedman of Friedman Sound Miami says Gill wrote a 3227 dollar bad check to help pay for a 1600 system. Checks drawn on District of Columbia National Bank. No trial or hearing date set yet.
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Fort Lauderdale
Gill
Marvin Friedman
Friedman Sound, Inc
Miami
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Friedman
Vita
District of Columbia National Bank
Washington, D.C
Crash kills Pennsylvania couple on Lexington road
A Pennsylvania couple, George Ellis Jr., 51, and his wife Evalyn, 48, of Springfield, were killed in a crash near Lexington, Virginia. Authorities reported the fatalities and said the investigation is underway.
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Lexington
Pennsylvania
George Ellis Jr
Evalyn
Springfield
Beverly Hills Rejects Poverty Funds as Needy Count Low
Beverly Hills officials rejected an $82,875 poverty funds grant under the 1965 Education Act. School Superintendent Kenneth L. Peters said only eight of 5,000 students could be classed as needy and remedial help was available, arguing the city’s expected need did not justify acceptance.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Kenneth L. Peters
Esspesarer
Peters
Plane Forced Down Two Rescued Near Delaware River
John F. Vogt 46 and his son John Jr 9 were rescued after their plane went down near the Delaware River on the border of Pennsylvania and New York. A Honesdale Civil Air Patrol officer and Pennsylvania State Police trooper assisted, with Lt. Ernest Kittner piloting the rescue helicopter. Both were unharmed after wading to an island and being lifted to safety.
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Warrowsburg
John F. Vogt
Eldred
John Jr
Honesdale
Civil Air Patrol
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Vogts
New York
Heliccopter
Ernest Kittner
Letters to the Editor from Corry Veterans Recall Vietnam Support
A Corry resident explains that after being reassigned from Vietnam to Washington DC he received many letters from Corry townspeople and Rotary Club members. He chose to respond publicly to thank them for their encouragement and support.
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Republic of Vietnam
Washington, D. C
Vietnam
Washington
Corry
Rotary Club
Escaped Pennsylvania prisoner sought in three states
Robert Courlain, 29, escaped from Beaver County Jail and fled in a 12 year old car. Police in Western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, and northern West Virginia issued alerts as he awaited transfer to Western State Penitentiary for a one to life sentence for assault with intent to ravish. Courlain, from Bridgeville, had been accused of a Beaver Falls parking lot attack last year and was sentenced last Wednesday.
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Seaver
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Robert Courlain
Western State Penitentiary
Courtain
Bridgeville
Allegheny County
Paul Jones
Courlain
Beaver Falls
Ex-Con Held In Two Shootings And Western Union Robbery
Thomas Sterner thirty year old former convict is jailed in McKeesport Pa after shooting his wife Dorothy 36 and her father John Petrovich 77 and robbing a Western Union office with felonious shooting intent. Police say the incidents occurred Saturday during a quarrel at the Duquesne home where Sterner stayed. He was arrested soon after and charged with armed robbery and felonious shooting.
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Mckeesport
Thomas Sterner
Western Union
Sterner
Bery
Dorothy
John Petrovich
Duquesne
Fire causes $100000 damage to Law and Finance Building
Officials investigate a three alarm blaze in downtown Pittsburgh that caused about 100000 dollars in damage to the Law and Finance Building. The fire swept the fourth floor art studio and filled the building with smoke. Two firefighters and five others were overcome by smoke. A separate police report states a car ran off U S 11 near here yesterday and crashed into a tree.
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Pittsburgh
Law and Finance
Here
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