Corry Area Jointure weighs future school superintendent
Ott Balks resigns from Corry board as six district directors debate retaining longtime Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe. Five rural boards Columbus Wayne Concord Elgin and S Creek seek other candidates while the Corry board backs Shupe. A 60 day notice deadline looms. the final decision rests with a 32 member joint board at the April meeting.
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Corry
Jert Ott
Ott
Columbus
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Elgin
S Creek
John Mohr
Shupe
Frank McKnight
McKnight
Five Ae
Ott Clarifies Position On Quitting Corry School Board
A Corry school board candidate resigns citing ignorance and injustice in rural board members. He accuses rural members of prioritizing tax control and plots to run schools against city funding, claiming 70 percent of school funding comes from Corry citizens. He states health forced the resignation.
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Spe Ott
Quitting Board
Corry
City of
State reports 3814 teens arrested for liquor violations
HALGSBURG AP The State Liquor Control Board reports that 3814 teenagers were arrested for liquor violations in Pennsylvania last year, compared with 2200 in 1984. Abraham D. Cohn chairman said the figures show a crackdown is needed and will push for severe prosecution of minors and adults. He called on community leaders and authorities to share responsibility in wiping out teenage drinking.
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Halgsburg
State Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Abraham D. Cohn
Cohn
Italian singer Franchi held in hospital after bronchitis
Sergio Franchi, the Italian vocalist known for his Los Angeles shows, remains hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon with acute bronchitis. Though scheduled to begin a three week engagement at the Coconut Grove, he must stay until at least Sunday per his physician after arriving from Boston Monday.
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Ailino Los Angeles
Sergio Franchi
Cedars of Lebanon
Aince
Coconut Grove
Baston
Almost Unnoticed Snow Drift Hits East as Storms Continue
Snowfall ranged from flurries to two inches across the East with little disruption to daily life. Far West storm brought rain along the north Pacific Coast while frigid air pushed into the Plains. Oswego and Syracuse faced ongoing lake-effect snow in near blizzard conditions with significant drifts. Binghamton and nearby areas reported fresh accumulations.
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Associated Press
Florida
Gale Yell
North Pacific
Oswego
Syracuse
Binghamton
N.Y
Set Ton
Ear Pa
Underground Crash Claims Nine At Coal Mine
At the Silver wood coal mine in England nine men were killed and 21 injured in a two-vehicle collision 2,500 feet underground. A paddy malt carrier crashed into a locomotive as a shift change began, sending workers to the coal face.
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Hutherham
Ingland
Silverwood
Harvard scientist endorses flexible weight guidance
Boston AP reports Harvard public health expert Dr. Carl C. Seltzer argues obesity alone does not raise death risk significantly. He introduces the Seltzer Index, using cube root of weight over height to redefine mortality guidance and suggest higher weight limits for taller individuals.
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Boston
Harvard
Carl OC. Seltzer
Seltzer
Dora Womiin
Harne School of Public Health
New England Jjournal of Medicine
Bus Truck Crash Kills At Least 4 In Florida
BROOKSVILLE Fla AP a school bus and a rock truck collided at a rural intersection. Four people are dead and more may follow with several injured taken to hospital. The bus was carrying junior and senior high students.
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Brooksville
Fla
Au- SE
Tiree
a_sheriff's “office
Ely
Sim Loman
Aia
Tampa
Florida
Sheriff's Office
Corry Library trustees name members and chair for National Library Week
The Corry Library board named Wallace Young and Mrs. Dallas Smiley to the budget committee and Mrs. John Rudolph as chair for National Library Week April 17. A new librarian is sought after months without one, with applications on file and a selection planned soon. Memorial funds fund a new children’s room, and the noon meeting attendees included Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Ott, Mrs. Rudolph, Wallace Young, Thomas Shupe, S. E. Anderson, and Mrs. Robert Tunnel.
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Corry
Paul
Dorothy) ‘Spiesman
Travers Stohlberg
Mine oHnes
George Gould
Ott
Rudolph
Wallace Young
Thomas Shupe
E. Anderson
Robert ‘Tunnel
Tob Die Of Injuries In Pittsburgh Collision
AP reports Tob Die Of Injuries DemenTace Imbrogno 36 of Birgh Rhenemedl in hospital after a toboggan crash on private driveway near Route 84 west of Washington Pennsylvania. Two companions slept January 30 while the sled entered the road colliding with a car driven by Thomas G Standard 44 of Monessen. Standard and the other two escaped injuries.
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DemenTace
I Pittshemy Imbrogno
Birgh Rhenemedl
Restodore Hospital
Tmbrogno
Washington, Pa
Thomas G. Standard
Monessen Standard
Massher drive cripples North Vietnamese regiments near Bong Son
Allied spokesmen said Operation Masher delivered the heaviest blow yet in the coastal lowlands near Bong Son, with 707 communists killed and 514 from the U S 1st Cavalry counted. Air forces struck storage, highways, bridges, and shipping as light sniper fire and limited fighting continued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bong Son
North Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Esmen
Haman
Guam
101St Airborne Division
Col Ry
Fament
Tuy
Ae Lortheast
Moderat
101St
Bat la Have
U N Critics Press for Viet Nam Debate in Senate
Washington AP Senate critics of Johnson wartime policy push for new UN Security Council debate on Viet Nam. Fulbright Mansfield Hartke Aiken Church and others urge frank discussion to shape or halt bombing, while Rusk testimony and foreign aid debates continue.
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Washington
U.N
Viet Nam
Senate
Johnson
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Viet Nam
Security Council
Mike Mansfield
United States
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Council
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
United Nations
Frank Church
Didaho
South Viet
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Eugene J. Oer Dminn
Rusk
Joseph 3. Clark
Dpa
Astir
Haircut Price In Corry Goes To 1.75
Corry barbers vote to raise prices on February 14 to 1.75 for standard haircuts from 1.50. Children under 12 stay at 1.50, adults pay 1.75, with Saturdays and holidays all charges equal. Barbers cite rising costs as the reason.
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Corry
New Coins Don't Deliver Goods
Washington AP reports that new silverless quarters fail in some vending machines. Rep. Howard H. Callaway of Georgia cited a Columbus post office sign warning not to use the new coins in stamp machines, saying the post office has been alerted.
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Washington
Howard H. Callaway
Rga
Columbus
Shoveler Dies in Snow Shoveling Near Pittsburgh
Joseph Bul' wicz, 70, collapsed and died yesterday of an apparent heart attack while shoveling snow near his home in the city's East Sateen. local authorities noted the incident occurred during routine winter chores and are investigating possible medical factors.
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Shoveler
Pittsburgh
Joseph Bul’ Wicz
East Sateen
Khrushchev In Hospital Reported In Midday Fashions
Former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, 71, is in a hospital for Kremlin leaders with varying reports on his condition. Some say gall or kidney stones, others call him in middling health. He was last hospitalized in August for medical tests and reportedly remained away from public duties.
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moSvow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Rada Adzhubei
Widow Mabel Mahon Dies in Evans Manor Fire
In Evans Manor near Uniontown, 79-year-old Mrs. Mabel Mahon perished in a three room house fire that swept through the residence. Firemen reported a couch in the kitchen ignited, trapping the elderly widow on the kitchen floor.
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Uniontown
Evans Manor
Mabel Mahon
Guaranteed minimum income proposal targets U S families
A blue ribbon commission urged President Johnson and Congress to guarantee an annual income for all American families. The plan valued at 2 to 20 billion dollars, affecting up to 35 million people, with a fixed minimum income of 3000 dollars per year. The commission, created by Congress to study technology driven unemployment, warned ideas may provoke controversy and future acceptance.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
National Commission On Technology, Automation and
Commission
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