Kids Leave Harborcreek School Burns
Fire broke out at Harborcreek Central Elementary yesterday afternoon minutes after dismissal. Custodian Robert Wood reported the blaze at 2 55 p m as students boarded buses. Assistant Fire Chief Richard Chapman cited a wiring short in the boiler room fuse box as the cause with damage around 3000 dollars. Fire crews worked about two and a half hours, containing the fire to the boiler room wall. repairs to the wiring were underway for the opening today.
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Harborcreek
Robert Wood
Richard Chapman
Chapman
Robert Ulrich
Blast Free Kin zua Lake Bridge With Ice Removal
WARREN The frozen Kin zua lake was dynamited to free the railroad bridge on the Bradford route. Five spans will be demolished by Cuyahoga Wrecking Co under a 27450 dollar contract and sold for scrap. Twelve more highway bridges in the reservoir area will be removed later.
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Warren
Kinzua Lake
Bradford
Kinzua Dam
Cuyahoga Wrecking Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Traffic toll rises from reckless driving deaths and losses
A historical note laments thousands of lives lost and millions of dollars wasted yearly in traffic accidents. It argues unskilled and reckless driving endangers Americans, damages property, and surpasses prior estimates in impact.
War in Vietnam to worsen before it improves says Schweiker
Representative Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania warned in Philadelphia that the Vietnam conflict will grow more severe before it improves. He backed President Johnson's policy, opposed withdrawal until communism is no longer a threat, and criticized antiwar demonstrators as lacking understanding of the stakes.
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Philadelphia
Richard
Schweiker
R-Pa
Viet Nam
Cartoonist Harold E. Russell Dies at 77 in Cincinnati
Harold E. Russell, aged 77, longtime sports cartoonist for the Cincinnati Enquirer, died Thursday from a heart attack in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold E. Russell
The
CincInnati Enquirer
Man rides fire truck during gas odor call in CLEAN
A CLEAN resident Gordon J. Lee rode off in a fire truck while firefighters investigated a gas odor at a tavern. He later returned and was charged with larceny after police quoted him saying he merely wanted a ride as the motor ran.
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Clean, N. Y
Crestads
Gordon J. Lee
The Drinking Machine in Drunk Driving
A satirical look at breathalyzers and drunk driving laws across regions. It contrasts San Salvador harshness with Communist China abstention, noting breathalyzer use grows in court, yet must be supported by other evidence. It warns against drinking and driving and urges sober driving.
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San Salvador
China
Delay Trial Of Jim Brown Till Birth Of Baby
Cleveland fullback Jim Brown faces a paternity case delayed until after the birth of a child Brenda Ayres says she is expecting. Ayres, 18, alleges Brown is the father and Brown pleads not guilty, with the hearing paused to April term as prosecutors seek dates from a calendar Ayres claimed to have provided to her attorney.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland
Cleveland Brown
Brown
Brenda Ayres
Walter G. Whitlatch
Russell T. Adrine
Ayers
Miss Ayres
Josephine Walker
Rockwell Applies for Social Security at 72 Birthday
Famed artist Norman Rockwell filed for Social Security and Medicare on his 72nd birthday in Mass. He said the move gives him a wonderful sense of security. He notes he will not retire and explains prior ineligibility was due to income. Even high earners can still collect in full after 72.
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Mass
Norman Rockwell
Rockwell
Nominating Petitions Valid for Spring Primaries
Crawford County elections chief clerk Joseph H. Radack says February 15 marks the first legal day to sign nomination petitions for spring primaries. March 8 is the last day to secure signatures and file petitions, March 28 the last day to register, and the primary is set for May 17. Only committeemen and committeewomen will be elected. voters will nominate candidates for state and federal offices.
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Joseph H. Radack
Crawford County Board of Elections
Sec
State Officials Weigh Names for Judicial and Legislative Seats
State officials including the secretary of internal affairs state senator and representative in the General Assembly and members of state committees review candidates for a U.S. representative seat and two State Superior Court judges one to fill the vacancy left by Judge Flood so far no final selections are announced.
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General Assembly
U.S
Congress
Flood
Gunman Robs Supermarket in Pittsburgh St Clair
In Pittsburghs St Clair section a gunman robbed a supermarket yesterday and fled with an undetermined amount of cash. Store manager Horace Baker age 96 of Jeannette said he heard a scream, saw the bandit, and was threatened with the pistol before the robber escaped.
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Pittsburgh
St. Clair
Horace Baker
Jeannette
Baker
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