Pothole Plans Split City and State Responsibilities
Corry Streets Director Donald Cross and City Engineer David Johnson told a City Council session that 40 miles of streets include 12 miles of state highways and the city cannot fund extensive pothole patching on those roads. They urged state and railroad cooperation, noting rail lines block repairs but do not themselves perform them.
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Streets
Donald Cross
David Johnson
Cross
Corry
North Center
Smith
East Main Street
West Pleasant
East Columbus Avenue
West Columbus Avenue
White Streets
Johnson
Harrisburg
City fights potholes with patchwork plan
Cross and Johnson say the city struggles to keep pace with potholes using cold patch material that is short lived. They expect crews to focus on the problem when weather improves and advocate pressuring the state to handle its responsibilities, before the season starts.
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Cross
Johnson
Corry
Streets
Last Suspect In Assault Surrenders
MEADVILLE The fourth suspect charged in the rape of a 19 year old Teepleville girl turned himself in to State Police at Meadville and was committed to Crawford County Jail after arraignment. Donald Lalone, 20, of Cambridge Springs, walked into the barracks and said he was wanted. He faced arraignment before District Magistrate Charles Gillette and is held on $10,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for next Tuesday. Claude C Proper, 35, and Duane Sterling, 18, both of Townville, were arrested Friday. Proper Jr., 18, was picked up Saturday. All four are in Crawford County Jail.
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Meadville
Teepleville
Crawford County
Donald Lalone
Cambridge Springs
Charles Gillette
Townville
Claude C. Proper
Duane Sterling
Claude C. Proper Jr
Chet Huntley
NBC
Carswell Approval Ignites Critics in Senate Fight
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed G Harrold Carswell for the Supreme Court 13 to 4 drawing sharp protests from civil rights and labor leaders. NAACP and AFL CIO officials denounced the move while Sen. Birch Bayh and Sen. Harold Hughes voiced opposition citing bias and qualifications concerns. A large faction of Republicans and some Democrats supported the nomination, with floor votes looming amid last year's Haynsworth rejection.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Senate
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People's
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Aflcio
United States
Mitchell
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Tallahassee
Fla
Carswell
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
U.S. 5Th Court of Appeals
Labor Organization
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Appeals Court
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
S.C
New York
Charles E. Goodell
Fire claims second child in Meadville tragedy
December 9 fire at the Carlson home in Meadville killed Molly Beth Carlson 14 and her sister Martha 10. Molly died at Shrine Burns Institute Cincinnati after weeks in critical condition. Community efforts included blood donations and skin grafting, with Raymond Spaulding and J C Bowman aiding transport. Dennis Carlson donated skin. brothers Dennis and Larry were away at college during the blaze.
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Meadville
Molly Beth Carlson
Shrine Burns Institute
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richard W. Carlson
Carlson
Martha
Molly
Crawford County Shrine Club
Burns Institute
Shrine of North America
Raymond Spaulding
J.C. Bowman
Meadville Ambulance Service
City Hospital
Dennis Carlson
Edinboro State College
Larry
Northern Michigan University
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Rex Warner Jr
David Lewis
Endsley
Helena
Mont
National Broadcasting Co
David Brinkley
Atlantic
Atlantic Richfield Co
West Smith Street
Pennsylvania
Institute
Red Cross
Lobo Wolf Park
Kane, Pa
REX Theatre
Arlo Guthrie
Cash & Carry
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Richard Phelps Henry Simmonson
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown Milker
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
South First Avenue
Robert Anderson
Ronald Martin
P.S
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Roland Proctor
Ivan Wickwire
Rebel Rally Sale
Mert
Merle
Fitch Motors
Helen Tinko
Alan Harmon
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