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Jamestown Ambulance subsidy talks stretch into year
Jamestown officials consider a city payment increase to keep the ambulance service operating. The company says it needs 20000 this year, nearly double the 1966 payment of 10976, amid stalled contract talks and an audit dispute. An emergency arrangement funds service at seven dollars per trip through February 28.
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Jamestown
Anthony Bellardo
Winter Fears Grow As Dust Storms Sweep Across Texas
Weather Bureau issues dust storm warnings for west central Texas south of the panhandle with winds expected from 50 to 60 mph. Forest and brush fires flare in Tennessee Kentucky and Indiana scorched hundreds of acres near East Nashville and Elizabethtown. Texas and Ohio Valley warmth shifts, lifting temperatures to the highest in three weeks. No injuries reported.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Panhandle
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Elizabethtown
Birdseye
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Johnson plans broad new economic department reorganization
Washington AP reports President Johnson aims to create a large department focused on economic affairs by merging Commerce and Labor with other agencies. A five man task force is drafting the plan with details due to Congress in three weeks. No final agency list yet.
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Washington
Johnson
Commerce and Labor Departments
Congress
White House
Department of Business and Labor
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Corry Group To Attend C of C Confab
A delegation of Corry area business and community leaders will travel to Buffalo on February 27 for an Action Assembly on trends and issues, organized by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The event aims to prepare participants for discussions before the 90th Congress and to gauge impacts on business and community goals.
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Corry Area
Buffalo, N. Y
Robert M. Bracken
Corry
Assembly
S. A
Doc
Chamber of Commerce
Lunar Orbiter 3 Sends Back Moon Photos From Madrid
The Lunar Orbiter 3 team reported first photographs of potential Apollo landing sites taken from the moon. Madrid relay said the images are of excellent quality and will be released later today. A second batch from the site will be sent to Goldstone, California, for further analysis.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lunar Orbiter 3
Madrid
Spain
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Senate Passes Driver Protection Legislation
Harrisburg AP report says the Senate unanimously passed a bill to shield motorists whose auto insurers have been liquidated from losing licenses or registrations after accidents. The measure aims to protect drivers who paid premiums in good faith when their insurer collapses and could not buy coverage.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
Benjamin R. Donolow
Philadelphia
Spoof February 15 Protest Fails at Carnegie Tech
About 200 students at Carnegie Institute of Technology staged Spoff a spoof protest against February 15 arguing the day lacks significance. Michael Diamond and Michael Rubinstein led signs and bagpipe music as calendars were burned and classes continued normally on Feb 15 1967.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Michael Diamond
Buffalo
N.Y
Diamond
Society For the Prevention of
Spoff
Michael Rubinstein
Forest Hills
Soviet Leader Signals Aid Continuity to North Vietnam
Kosygin indicated a cutoff of military supplies would not cut off food or material aid. About 100000 Red Chinese in North Vietnam reportedly bolster Hanoi against what Peking may see as retreat. Wilson and Foreign Secretary George Brown left after a week of talks and diplomacy.
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Kosygin
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Peking
Wilson
George Brown
Grandmother Perishes In Home Fire
An Erie grandmother Mary Abbate 52 died in a two family home fire on the east side after an explosion tore through the kitchen. Her son-in-law Gerald Dean rescued his infant daughter from the blaze while other occupants escaped. Fire officials reported two blasts and investigated a possible ignition from flammable liquids in the kitchen.
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Erie
Enstelde
Mary Abbate
Gerald Dean
Michelle
Dean
Carol
Lynn White
Kimberly
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