Marriage Licenses and Local Incidents Highlight Crawford News
Yesterday in Crawford County courts a Spartansburg couple and a Union City couple filed marriage license applications. Local police reported dog-law violations by three owners and recovered a stolen car case after an Ajax Tron Works locksmith error. A budget request totals 4.925 million for the Union City Reservoir, Kinzua Dam, and Presque Isle State Park, with Presque Isle funds earmarked for reimbursement and storm-damage studies. A poodle strayed from Corry and a driver caused 150 dollars in damage, while a Union City barn burned, with ponies and machinery saved. Fire departments from Union City and Elgin-Beaverdam assisted.
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Crawford County
Spartansburg
Union City
Michael A. Albers
Janet M. Linden
David W. Struble
Mary M. Holfelder
Nixon
Kinzua
Allegheny River
Presque Isle State Park
Presque Isle
Presque Lule
Albert Hall
R.D
Corry
Hall
Marvin Johnston
Elgin Beaverdam
Wilmer Laird
Concord Road
Elgin-Beaverdam
Don Brumagin
Students Offer Suggestions Not Slogans at Washington Talks
Fourteen Princeton University students propose detailed policy lines to open dialogue with policymakers in Washington. Led by Stephen Fuzesi Jr., they have met with Senators George McGovern and Charles Goodell and are reviewing recommendations with lawmakers and Nixon administration leaders as part of a public service focused school program.
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Washington
Princeton University
Stephen Fuzesi Jr
George McGovern
D-S.d
Charles KE. Goodell
R-N.y
Princeton
Furesi
Rising Waters Threaten Oil City as Ice Jams Rise
Oil Creek near flood stage in Oil City with ice jams on the Allegheny River raising water on a downtown street before receding later. Police monitor Oil Creek and tributaries as icy debris flows southward, while an emergency meeting with city officials and Army Corps of Engineers seeks flood prevention measures.
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Oil City
Allegheny River
Titusville
Oil Creek
Church Run
Mystic Park
Army Corps of Engineer
Department of Forests and Waters
Lackawanna High School melee injures several students
Ten students and a teacher were hurt in a cafeteria brawl at Lackawanna Senior High School yesterday morning. Eight students plus a teacher were hospitalized as damage to the cafeteria and equipment disrupted classes. Officials linked the disturbance to a fatal Saturday night stabbing near a school dance. Everett Thomas, 16, was arrested by Lackawanna police around 1:40 am Sunday in connection with the stabbing.
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Buffalo
Stywone
Lackawanna Senior High School
Thomas Glaruzina
Lackawanna
Everett Thomas
Deaths Carl R. Taylor Sr. 81 Corry resident
Carl R. Taylor Sr. 81 of 21 East Bond Street died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born June 21, 1889 in Corry, he worked at Ajax Ironworks and other places, lived in Erie and Findley Lake before returning to Corry. He helped establish high school football in the area and was an avid indoorsman. He married Elsie A. Orn on August 29, 1914 in Warren. she survives with three sons George A. Taylor Pittsfield, John E. Taylor Denver, Cole and Carl W. Taylor R D 3 Corry, seven grandchildren, and sister Mrs. HLF Dahlstrand of Erie. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home 2–4 and 7–tomorrow. services Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev. F Eugene Donelson officiating. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Carl R. Taylor
Taylor
East Bond Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Ajax Ironworks
Erie
Findley Lake
Warren
Elsie A. Orn
George A. Taylor
Pittsfield
John E. Taylor
Denver
Cole
Carl W. Taylor
R.D
Hlf, Dahlstrand
Bracken Funeral Home
F. Eugene Donelson
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Boy Sledding Tragedy Sparks Ice Rescue Efforts
Continued reporting on a death after a sled accident sent three children onto an ice covered creek. Brian fell through and vanished under the ice while two siblings escaped. Firefighters from Youngsville and Warren Rescue Squad resumed searching at dawn as divers worked to drag the area downstream from the incident site. The boy’s family alerted responders as the community followed the day’s grim progress.
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Page One
Brian
Barnes
Youngsville
Warren
Warren Rescue
Train Crash Deaths Climb in Argentina Disaster
In Argentina a deadly train wreck near Buenos Aires killed an estimated 236 people, making it one of history’s worst railroad disasters. Officials cited mangled remains, many unidentifiable, and hospitals reported about 10 injuries with several children among the injured. Two signalmen were questioned as investigators probed the crash between a passenger express and a stalled commuter train.
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Buenos Aires
Eyaquiel Holmberg
Public Health
Interior Ministry
Holmberg
Pacheco
Buenos Aires City
San Miguel de Tucuman
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Erie—County
Leo P. Weir
Air Pollution Control Association
Region
Raymond P. Shafer
Harrisburg
Weir
Wesley J. Read
Clearfield
Porter Auer
East Congress Street
George Orcutt
East Federick Street
Alice Carnrike
Mott Street
Orcutt
Carnrike
Auer
Merle Ottaway
Terry Huffman
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Eagle Street
Sparta
Kenneth Weingard
Ajax Tron
First Avenue
Ajax
Jean Beckerink
Wayne Street
Frank
Tre Journal Daily
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
B.V.D
Spnets
The
Peach Corps
Blytheville
Atk
Courier Nets
Barney
Furniture Department
Quality Furniture
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