Police, youth, and vehicle notices in Sparta area report
Police received a call about an old blind dog that had to be destroyed after being found in a yard. A 1-year-old Sparta youth pled guilty to drunkenness and was fined ten dollars with costs. Motor vehicle suspensions were issued for three area drivers for reckless driving and speeding. One fatalityless crash near Union City involved Lance Buell swerving to avoid a head-on and striking a tree, with David Sabol involved. no injuries and $140 damage.
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George Rhodes
East Street
Spartansburg
M. S. Cobbett
Sparta
West Main Street
Curry State
Lance A. Buell
Union City
Buell
David E. Sabol
R. D
Sabol
Senate Debates Supplemental War Funds Policy Split
Senate debate over Johnsons plea for 4.5 billion in military funds for the Vietnam war drew lines. Henry M. Jackson urged more bombing to pressure Hanoi, while Vance Hartke pushed ending air attacks and using savings for peace. Hanoi accused US shelling as escalation even as Washington denied it.
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Senate
Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Hanoi
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hanoi Radio
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington
Speck waits as judge replies to news coverage suit
In Peoria Ill a security cell hold Rich ard Speck as the trial judge contemplates a response to a suit challenging restrictions on news coverage. During the first trial week 124 prospective jurors were questioned with only four jurors accepted by both sides. Speck 25 accused of the July 14 murder of eight student nurses will spend the weekend in his cell guarded around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
Richard Speck
Peoria County
Speck
Paschen
Chicago Tribune
Winnetka
Chicago
Death Notice Mrs Viola Clark Lilley of Corry Passes
Mrs Viola Lilley formerly of 320 Eagle street and later a Corry Convalescent Home resident died at Corry Memorial Hospital at midnight. Born May 1 1889 in Erie County she lived in Corry area all her life. Survived by husband Frank two granddaughters Mike Clark and Teresa Moore five grandsons two stepdaughters one stepson two brothers and many great and step great grandchildren. Visitation Bracken Funeral Home 7-9 p m tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 p m tomorrow. Services Monday at 2 p m Rev Ivan Hunsberger officiating. Temporary burial Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
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Frank
Viola) Clark Lilley
Lilley
Eagle Street
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Corrys
Williamlark
Frank Lilley
Corry Grange
Ruth Clark
Gladys
R. D
Edward
Teresa) Moore
Michael Clark
George
Frances) Andrus
Russell
Marise) White
Arthur Post
Royal Oak
Mich
Clare Post
Westfield
Bracken Funeral Home
Ivan Hunsberger
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hold Rites For Mrs. Skinner
Services for Mrs Basil Skinner were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Lyon Ostrander officiating Burial was in Lowville Cemetery Bearers included Basil Skinner Jr Ernest Vern Clarence and Edward Skinner and Robert Smith Attendees came from Clymer Ripley Jamestown Warren North East and nearby areas with many relatives and friends paying their respects
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Basil
Anna) Skinner
Bracken
Lyon Ostrander
Bear Lake
Charles Kopta
Ripley
Ernest Skinner
Fred Prine
Glenn Prine Sr
Jamestown
Edith Reynolds
Son Ackley
Wesley Dexter
Luther Wenzel
Ernest Thomas
Guy Thomas
Charles Thomas
Nina Wohlus
Carolyn Wohlus
John Stengle
Connie Canaan
Warren
Harry Hedberg
Eric
Vincent Goodrich
North Clymer
George Mosley
Lakewood
N. Y
Richard LaCarmen
Sinclairville
Leslie Stewart
North East
Civil Air Patrol Plans Corry Air Show with Local Support
The Civil Air Patrol announces plans for an air show in Corry, aiming to boost community awareness and recruit cadets while fundraising for the local squadron. It may use the airport with council consent or relocate if necessary, highlighting CAP as a USAF auxiliary and emergency service partner.
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Civil Air Patrol
Jor
City of
Corry
CAP
United States
Air Force
USAF
Civil Defense
State Police
National Guard
Armed
Red Cross
Justice Dept Plans Probe in Powell Case
The Justice Department intends a prompt probe of Powell case evidence with possible prosecution. Powell remains at a Bahamas retreat as his lawyers plan response to a House committee recommendation to seat him with severe censure and loss of seniority. The panel urged firing Huff Enterprises Ltd. official Corrine Huff for nonofficial duties and to pursue bank and income details, with March 13 oath and possible vacancy if Powell does not appear.
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Washington
Justice Department
Adam Clayton Powell
Congressional
Select Committee
Powell
Bahamas
House
Bahama Islands
Huff Enterprises Ltd
Corrine A. Huff
Bimini
Miss Huff
New York
Harlem Democrat
John W. McCormack
Air Show Plans by Abbey Memorial Squadron 504 CAP in Corry
The Abbey Memorial Squadron 504 of the Civil Air Patrol in Corry outlines hopes for an air show to benefit Frank Lucie and the airport while attracting regional interest. They pledge to recruit nonresident volunteers, ensure display safety and cleanup, and seek reasonable remuneration if needed.
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Frank Lucie
Corry
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Baltimore
CAP
Abbey Memorial Squadron 504
Civil Air Patrol
Corry Airport Use Request Requires Action by Feb 24 1987
The City of Corry requests either approval or denial to use Corry Airport on June 4, 1987. Respond by Friday February 24, 1987 to allow continued planning.
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Corry
Freedom for Spain's non Catholic groups takes step forward
In Madrid the draft law to grant Spain's Protestants, Jews and other minorities equal rights with Roman Catholics won endorsement from General Franco's National Cabinet. It must pass Cortes and the Organic Laws commission before fall implementation. It would allow worship, school and church establishment, and publication of church documents while barring the chief of state from public office.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Cortes
Special Commission On Organic Laws
Of And About Your New Garbage Setup
A city guide explains waste disposal rules. The contractor dumps all collected material into the landfill, and the dump remains operational but locked. Keys are available at the City Engineer’s office for eligible signups with penalties for improper dumping. Permitted items include non combustible or low hazard refuse like sand bricks rocks concrete dirt metal shavings and similar. some tree stumps and leaves may be allowed. No cans paper or garbage are allowed.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Frank Lilley Held at Bracken Home
Services for Mrs. Frank Viola Clark Lilley will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Monday. Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Temporary burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
Meadville Fluoridation Debate Shapes May Primary
Meadville remains divided over fluoridation as the May 16 primary approaches. Dr. Lewis Williams of Pennsylvania Health details a united professional stance and rebukes claims of a sectoral feud, while local groups and Republican council incumbents brace for campaign involvement.
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Meadville
Lewis Williams
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Williams
Meadville Tribune
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John D. Frontera
Curry
Terry E. Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Ronald L. Gray
R.D
Spring Creek
Cong Policy
Judge
Values Galore Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Mrs. Skinner
Adam Powell
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Arch A. Moore
R-W.va
Contemporary
Pi Chimusical
Slor
RCA Victor
Meerhofp
North Center
Phons Corry
TY and Appliances
North Main
Waystee
Al's
Beebe's
Felver’s
Morris’ Grocery
Nichols
ATON
Porter's
PRICE
Lottsville
Elmview Jersey
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Non-Catholica
Barney
All- Republican Council
Constitutional Party
Corry Journals
Shamburg
Minnick’s
Felver
Fran & Jim
Dodd's Farm Dairy
Ficcardi’s
Morris
Stutzman’s
Palmer's
Winans
Tate's Gulf
Sparta Bamis Stora
Cutting Neckers
Clymer Orton’s
Bob Church
Lord & Mercer
Corry Journal
Ean
Mr. Entert
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