Fragmentary financial figures from an old ledger page
The readable OCR shows bank style numbers and balances with unclear labels. It mentions amounts like 16501 15,918.15, 5518.16 and 39,002.10 along with dates around February. The text is garbled and lacks complete context or names.
Massive I-90 repairs tied to a pricey road blunder
Erie County highway boss Elmer Bolte faces costly fixes on Interstate 90. Since its 40 mile completion, more than 2 million dollars have been spent on repairs with a request for 5.4 million more. The project prompts criticism from State Senator William Lesler and questioning from the Bureau of Public Roads about design and inspection failures.
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Erie County
State Highway Department
Erie County Highway Department
Elier Bolte
William Lesler
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Bolts
Bolte
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Erie
Abortion safe, obstetrician argues at reform hearing
Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher, former president of the New York Obstetrical Society, testified that legal abortions are magnificently safe with virtually no mortality. He cited large numbers from Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia and urged reform of the 1828 1872 statutes, supporting a bill limiting legal abortions to medically necessary cases. He spoke at an Overseas Press Club public hearing.
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New York
New York Obstetrical Society
Alan F. Guttmacher
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Overseas Press Club
The
State Assembly
Munitions Dump Hit By Cong For 4th Time
Explosions and fire touched off by Viet Cong saboteurs damaged the Long Binh munitions depot 14 miles north of Saigon. It marked the fourth attack in about three months as smoke persisted and demolitions teams stayed out for safety.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Long Binh
Hanoi
U.S
Navy
Tonkin Gulf
South Vietnamese
The Tree Didn’bit Move Collision Near Hatchery
At 245 am a car left the highway and struck a tree at the hatchery curve. Driver Catherine Kelley 24 and passenger William Gillett 31 were injured and admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for leg lacerations and head injuries with possible rib fractures. Police report $1400 in damage to the vehicle.
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Catherine M. Kelley
Euclid Street
William Gillett
R. D
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Kelley
Gillett
Journal
Eaton
Police Urge Quick Alerts on Aggressive Salesmen
A local girl said a salesman for the Educational Book Club pressured her into signing a magazine contract during lunch hour. Police Chief Frank Carnegie urged immediate calls with descriptions so officers can locate the salesman. the club had no permit to solicit and a contract could be broken if informed in time.
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Edicational Book Club
Sslesman
Frank Carnegie
Educational Book Club
Fire Sweeps Offshore Gas Rig Near Cameron La
Five workers are missing after a spectacular Gulf of Mexico platform fire 25 miles southeast of Cameron. Salvage crews can't approach due to intense heat. daylight search planned. The rig and platform are valued around 000. Four wells had been completed for the CATCO group. A joint venture of Continental, Atlantic Richfield, Tidewater and Cities Service operated the wells. Crown Drilling Co. crews reworking one well.
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Lake Charles
Gulf of Mexico
Cameron
R.E. Campbell
Alleyton
Tex
Catco Group
Continental
Atlantic-Richfield
Tidewater and
Cities Service
Crown Drilling Co
New Orleans
Czechs release convicted travel agent flying home
Vladi mir Kazan-Komarek a Cambridge Massachusetts travel agent convicted in Prague on espionage and attempted overthrow of the government has been released and is flying to the United States. State Department said he left Prague before 4 a.m. EST on a commercial flight reaching New York around 2 03 p.m. EST with a Paris stop.
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Washington
Vladiamir Kazan-Komarek
United States
State Department
Kazan-Komarek
Carl Barthh
Prague
New York
Paris
Bartch
Cambridge
Mass
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Barth
Brooke
Legality Of Milk Price Cuts Left To Judges
Six Commonwealth Court judges hear final arguments on whether Pennsylvania Milk Control Law keeps milk prices high for consumers. The case challenges the 30 year old regulatory statute with Lily Penn Food Stores and Louden Hill Farms as defendants.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
State Milk Control Commission
Lily - Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Dimock
Susquehanna County
J. Brooke Aker
Louden Hill
Kohn
Aker
Lily-Penn
Kohn and
Lily Penn
Commission
Anthony Novasitis
Novasitis
Reuther Meany Rift Broadens And Weighs On AFL-CIO
Washington AP reports Walter Reuther aims to pull the United Auto Workers from the AFL-CIO amid criticism of Meany’s leadership. The UAW may quit in April, risking a major split in the labor federation and possible auto workers walkout.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Reuther
George Meany
Aflcio
House of Labor
Meany
Old American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
UAW
James B. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
AFL - Cio
Corry Schools Open Doors For Community Recreation
The President's Council on Physical Fitness urges districts to keep school facilities open year round for public recreation. In Corry, Lou Hanna notes more than 350 participants use the high school gyms and Wright School for youth and adult programs from fall to spring, with potential summer use discussed.
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Council On Physical Fitness
Corry
the Journal
Lou Hanna
Hanna
Wright School
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