Local offices observe Washington's Birthday closures
The Erie Social Security district office will be closed Monday in observance of Washington's Birthday along with the Corry Post Office part time office. Reports cover candidate talks by Rowland Mahany for the May GOP primary, hospital expansion plans, a Sherwin-Williams seminar in Cleveland, a missing 17 year old from Oil City, a Franklin toddler in critical condition, an Alaska award for Joe La Rocca, and local police calls including a false fire alarm, a missing Holstein calf, and real estate transfers.
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Erie
Rowland B. Mahany
Titusville
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
U.S. Congress
Mahony
Meadville
Ith
Mahany
GOP
Joseph P. Vigorito
Crawford-Erie Mercer Post
Oil City
Carol Klecker
Joe LaRoces
North East
Alaska Sportsmen’s Council
National Wildlife Federation
Sitka
Alaska
la Rocca
Daily News-Miner
Fairbanks
Oil and Resources Development
Corry
Charles
Marital Claims Sought Over Clarksville Physician Body
Two women claim to be married to a Clarksville physician and medical examiner for Montgomery County Tennessee. Records show marriages in 1964 and 1955 with a 1969 divorce. Coroner Merle Wood refuses to release the body while District Attorney Pratt reviews legal claims and wills. Both women deny commenting and have attorneys, as officials plan to sift facts and law.
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Bonnie Sue
Erie County
Shipley
Joanne
Coles
Dade County
Fla
Merle Wood
Clarksville
Montgomery County
Tenn
Wood
William Pratt
Erie
Bonnie
Pratt
Pfatt
Waldon
Rassus
Locos A Child Born At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Cross of Spartansburg. Mrs Cross is the former Betty Stone. The birth adds to the family of Spartansburg residents as local news notes the new arrival.
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James Potter
Lakewood
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Area High School
CAHS
Newell Beckwith
East South Street
Conelway School
Walter Cross
Spartansburg
Cross
Betty Stone
Central City
Colo
Cornwall
Americans Prefer To Ignore My Lai
A public opinion survey for a Congressional War conference shows Americans emotionally detach, deny, or justify the My Lai massacre. The study notes many participants avoided the topic, with 74 percent of women saying they would refuse orders to kill, while hawks tended to minimize or deny the event.
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Washington
U.S
My Lai
Wright Institute of
Edward M. Upton Jr
Robert Duckles
Institute
Upton-Duckles
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Wilmot and Porter
Silver Spring
Robert Kinney
Sherwin-Williams Co
Cleveland
Larry A. Gustafson
Gustafson
North Center Street
Franklin
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Tami Marie Baker
Barbara Baker
Larry Baker
Roberts’ Carpet Village
Karen Welch
Dale Hammerlee
Rupert Morris
Snyder Circle
William Halfast
William Walsh
Corry Motor Inn
West Main Street
Walsh
Kenneth Jaquith
White's Corners
Charles Jackman
219 Summer Street
Austin Dempsey
John I. Dempsey
Paul C. Kundracik
Allan A. Anderson
Second Ward
Ernest W. Nagle
William A. Moore
Hillcrest Drive
Wayne Township
Philip Zalzneck
W.W. Hammond Jr
Third Ward
Thomas Cragg
John Lefik Jr
Fourth Ward
Charles E. Earls
James E. Earls
Erie County Court
Homer H. Berkhous
East Main Street
Edith M. Berkhous
R.D
Jeanne Vernon
Paul Vernon
East Pleasant Street
Michael J. Zavacky
University of Pittsburgh
Crawford-Mer County
RV. Shreve
Pennsylvania State Boroughs Association
Crawford County Boroughs Association
Frank’s
Paul
All Sport
TAMPA
Iceburg
California
Ige
Yeint Zoe
Pou
Barney
Herioe
Penelec
Washington’s
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Gerald Hammond
Hawkins- Troyer Dodge, Inc