Behrend Campus marijuana arrests prompt Drug Act charges
State troopers at the Lawrence Park barracks arrested two Behrend Campus students for possession of marijuana after a raid on February 1. James W. Klotz 21 of Levittown and Timothy J. Nick 19 of Oil City were charged with violation of the Drug, Device and Cosmetics Act. Police also report a laundry theft at Quick Clean Laundromat last month with dozens of clothing items missing after a washer user forgot a machine. Richard Scott of 540 Wayne Street said his wife left clothes at the laundromat January 20 and returned to find a missing lot. In other news, a Cochranton man died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage. Donald D. Irwin 32 was identified by state police and the Crawford County coroner ruled accidental death. A Warren County divorce decree was granted for Nancy L. Eddy and Wayne B. Eddy of Bear Lake. A 19-year-old Warren man was arrested for burglary. James R. Mays Jr. of Warren is accused of robbing Riverside Hotel on January 30, Liberty Restaurant, Pratt's Keystone Station and Olson & Byers Mobile Station with varying amounts stolen.
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Lawrence Park Barracks
Behrend
James W. Klotz
Levittown
Timothy J. Nick
Oil City
Richard Scott
Wayne Street
Scott
Cochranton
Meadville
Donald D. Irwin
Crawford County
Wilbur Thomas
Warren
Borough
Edward Peterson
James Urey
James R. Mays Jr
Mays
Riverside
Liberty Restaurant
Pratt
Keystone
Olson & Byers
Philadelphia papers accused of segregated want ads discrimination
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission to hold a public hearing in Philadelphia on complaints that the Philadelphia Bulletin and the Philadelphia Inquirer used sex as a column heading in jobs ads. Hearings set for February 18.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Human Relations Commission
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Commission
Help Wanted
Pennsylvania
Girl Scouts Prepare for Annual Cookie Sale Kickoff Tomorrow
Local Girl Scouts will join other participants as the annual cookie sale begins tomorrow and runs through a planned end date. The event marks the community bake sale season with varied flavors and proceeds supporting troop activities.
Girl Scouts Set For Annual Cookie Sale In Area
The 1971 Girl Scout cookie sale runs from tomorrow to February 20 as an advance order. Delivery occurs between March 15 and 27. Five cookie varieties are offered with prices about 50 cents per box and varying counts. Proceeds fund camperships Wider Opportunities and council programs. Local troop contacts listed for purchases. A four percent sales increase is planned to match last year’s profits. Also noted is a regional Indian council in British Columbia aiming to assume major administration from the department of Indian affairs within two years.
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Edward Giacoma
Concord School
William
von Mnson
Cadettes
Spring Creek
Indian Council
Chilliwack
B.C
Fraser Valley
British Columbia
Department of Indian Affairs
Minnie Mae Sweet Funeral in Clymer church
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Mae Sweet were held at 1 p.m. yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Robert J. Smith officiating. Bearers were Robert White, Arthur Wallace, Raymond Willink, Charles Deist, Glenn Evans and Amos VanEarden as many friends from Corry, Clymer and Sherman attended. Pentagon complex Pretoria new 1600 acre headquarters to be built near here by 1979 officials announced.
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Minnie Mae Sweet
Mrs. Sweet
Spitzer
Clymer
Robert J. Smith
Edwards Chapel United Methodist Church
Robert White
Arthur Wallace
Raymond Willink
Charles Deist
Glenn Evans
Amos VanEarden
Corry
Sherman
Pentagon
Pretoria
South Africa
Here
Students Face Charges Of Desecrating Flag
Three Kent State University students face court appearances on charges of defiling the American flag during an antiwar demonstration last Friday. The arrests prompted a 250-strong campus rally, with protesters marching toward President White’s home and demanding a university forum on local issues.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Michael Brock
Buffalo
N.Y
Norman Caulfield
Dayton
Bruce King
Euclid
Portage County
Ravenna
University Security
Robert S. White
White
Gordon Bigelow
U.S
Ohio
Pittsburgh Protest Parrade Against Laos Move
About 150 anti war demonstrators marched in front of the federal building in downtown Pittsburgh protesting the South Vietnamese incursion of Laos. The event was orderly with Peace Treaty Committee marshals managing entrances while leaflets were distributed and a small police presence observed from afar.
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Pittsburgh
Federal
Laos
Peace ‘Treaty Committee
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Bear Lake
Wayne B. Eddy
Titusville
Frank Wagner
Wagner
Ralph H. Wagner
Venango County
Allegheny College
I-79
Edinboro
Thomas Walker
McKees Rocks
Crawford County Industrial Development Commission
Meadville Forging Company
Raymond
Kathryn) Dykes
Richland
Washington
London
George Robert Dickens
Dickens
East Main Street
Bonnie Morton
Connie Craker
Judy Hand
Tina Huffman
Jo Ella Brothers
Judy Orton
Journal
McMichael
Chapin’s
Union City
Fd.lc
Marine National Bank
Bob Church
North Center St
Roberts
Columbus
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