Local News Briefs From Corry And Erie County
Helen Krasa seeks return of a German shepherd named Jost with a brown collar after it wandered from Corry. John W. Oakleaf, longtime Titusville businessman and civic leader, dies at 102. Erie County birth data show 6.4 percent illegitimacy in 1966 with 4 698 births. 21 illegitimate. Glenwood Park Zoo seeks admission fees to cover deficits and fund improvements. Bobby Green, 29, injured at Erie County Plastics, listed in fair condition. Mrs Cora Collins dies at 84 in Endicott NY. funeral arrangements in Endicott.
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Helen Krasa
R. D
Corry
Hereford Road
Jost
State Department of Health
Erie County
Bobby Green
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County Plastics
East Main Street
Corry Ambulance Service
Endicott
N.Y
Cora Collins
Robert McVicker
East South Street
Six Corry students to spell on Erie TV program
Six Corry Area Junior High School contestants will appear on WSEE TV Erie Sunday in the Erie County preliminary spelling bee. Coach Edward W. Blakeslee oversees the team. participants include Robert Briskie Charlene McCray Karla Nichols Sharon Peck Gary Weeks and Dale Lewis. Dale replaces Blane Beckwith who cannot attend. The event centers on spoken word versus printed word.
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Erie County
Wsee-Tv
Erie
Corry Area
Edward W. Blakeslee
Corry
Fairview
Robert Briskie
James R. Briskie
East Main Street
Charlene McCray
Donald ©. McCray
West Frederick Street
Karla Nichols
Charles N. Nichola
South Second Avenue
Sharon Peck
Leroy G. Peck
William Street
Gary Weeks
Charles T. Weeks
Dale Lewis
Malcolm Lewis
East Irving Street
Blane Beckwith
Donald T. Beckwith
Bear Lake
West Virginia man charged in 热门 hijacking case
An arrest warrant was issued for Lawrence M. Rhodes Jr., 28, of Welch, West Virginia, on charges of hijacking a Delta Airlines DC8 and forcing 108 occupants to Cuba. Rhodes, linked to a $12,000 coal payroll robbery in Logan County, was said to have lived in Tampa area with his wife. Cuban asylum request being reviewed.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Lawrence M. Rhodes Jr
Welch
W. Va
Cuba
Rhodes
West Virginia
New Mexico
FBI
Delta Airlines
Logan County
Finley Oliver Ricard
McNamara releases most Tonkin testimony to Pentagon
The Pentagon cleared 62 200 words of McNamara's Senate testimony on the Tonkin incident for public release except 250 words. Fulbright alleged the released portion favors the administration. The issue centers on the Aug 4 1964 North Vietnamese torpedo attack against Maddox and Turner Joy and U S response.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Pentagon
McNamra
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McNamara
Capitol Hill
U.S
Vietnam
Fulbright
Arkansas Demorat and Foreign Relations Committee
Maddox
Turner Joy
Plan Second Renewal Job In Titusville
The city seeks a $2,080,000 second urban renewal project in Titusville with a $228,750 city share, potentially reduced to about $7,000 or zero through non cash credits. The plan covers about 9 acres and includes a federally funded elderly housing component costing $208,000. Land sale proceeds could offset net cost to $1,830,000, with federal share $1,372,500 and state and local shares $228,750 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtusvillie
Keith Swenson
Theity Council
Planning Commission
Swenson
Ily
Auto
Court asks 5th Circuit to ease Brown bond burden
Kunstler seeks reduction of a large bond as the Brown case unfolds through a legal web. The sequence begins July 24 in Cambridge Maryland with a speech near a burned Negro school. Brown, wearing a beret and car coat, was escorted to Hanover jail by marshals from Dulles Airport in an unmarked car. A lone journalist asked if Brown would continue his hunger strike begun in New Orleans after the hearing. Brown confirmed and was hustled inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunstler
U.S
Brown
Cambridge
Hanover
Feneta
Dulles
New Orleans
Flying Farm Facts Told Food Poisoning Bacteria Thrive In Space
NASA and NAS report from Biosatellite 2 symposium show bacteria including Salmonella and typhoid-feeding strains multiply faster in zero gravity and tolerate radiation better than on Earth. Pepper plants curve, wheat roots misgrow but recover. flour beetles die more from radiation. wasp eggs damaged then recover. amoebae thrive. Findings may impact understanding spaceflight effects on higher organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Hawaii
National
Earth
Hotel Jamestown to Close April First in Amestown
AMESTOWN NY The Hotel Jamestown the citys last major hotel will close its doors to the hotel trade April 1 manager Sorbin Allen said owners will seek investors to redevelop the property and perhaps continue some operations The rental of rooms for transient and residential guests and all daily food service will end March 1 Offices and stores will stay open but lounge operations are undecided Luncheons for four weekly service clubs will be catered until April 1 The hotel is owned by Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co Milwaukee Wis
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Amestown
N.Y
Jamestown
Sorbin Allen
Allen
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Bradford Brothers Disbarred In Flood Authority Case
The Bradford brothers, attorneys trusted with Bradford Flood Control Authority funds, face criminal charges alleging they converted multiple sums from 1958 to 1981 totaling over 31 thousand dollars. Detective Gordon Foley signed the complaint. District Attorney Potter says offenses carry up to five years and a $5,000 fine per count. The case involves a $574,000 mortgage recently closed on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Foley
McVays
Bradford Flood Control Authority
Potter
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John W. Oakleaf
Titusville
Colin Oakleaf
Chamber of Commerce
Glenwood Park Zoo
Erie Zoological Society
Pisieland
Erie TV
Joy Bleil
Elmwood Park
Inl
J. D. Gainey
Petersburg
Iever
Ricard
Homestead Air Force Base
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Chicago
Tampa
S. Wilson
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Court
Columbus
Fox
Cliff Buesink Ford
Wast Smith Street
Green AM
Sugardale Pe
Zim
Bradford
Calder Garage
Unser
Hammond
Eagle Street
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