Heart Fund Drive Tops $1000 in Corry Area
The Heart Fund drive in Corry and surroundings reports over $1000 collected by volunteers. One ward and local townships have yet to report. Chairman Morgan Beverly said Concord Township had no collector due to no local chairman. Drive coordinator Mrs. Louie Eastman offers help and can drive volunteers. call 665-0151. Memorials totaling about $100 honor Howard J. Sheen and others including G D Clark Thomas Hickle Gertrude Hickle William Moses Paul Walters Russell Beckwith and Mark Croston.
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Corry
Morgan Beverly
Concord Township
Louie Eastman
Heart
Howard J. Sheen
G.D. Clark
Thomas Hickle
Gertrude Hickle
William Moses
Paul Walters
Russell Beckwith
Mark Croston
$3.5 Million Aid For Pa Flooded Areas
The Office of Emergency Preparedness allotted 3.5 million dollars from the Presidents Disaster Relief Fund to aid Pennsylvania flood victims across seven counties Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery Philadelphia Fayette Westmoreland. Funds target emergency protection debris removal road repair dikes public buildings utilities and related needs while unemployment aid was advanced to workers. Separate federal and state programs added assistance including road repair school damages SBA home and business loans along with grants to science education in Texas.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Pennsylvania
OEP
George A. Lincoln
Bucks
Chester
Delaware
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Fayette and Westmoreland
Department of Labor
Federal Highway Administration
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Small Business Administration
Hillcrest Heart Fund drive collects yesterday’s donations
Mrs. Paul Sita, Heart Fund drive chairman for Hillcrest, hands envelopes of contributions to campaign coordinator Mrs. Louie Eastman after yesterday’s drive activities. The event focused on gathering community support and steady fundraising for the Heart Fund program.
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Paul Sita
Heart Fund
Hillcrest Drive
Louie Eastman
Brakes Fail Sending Meadville Woman On 3 Car Crash
Meadville resident Mrs. Raymond Yarnell escaped unhurt after a brakeless slide down an icy hill in a three car crash. City Patrolman Arthur Pringle investigated the accident, noting the Yarnell car edged around a police cruiser as he stopped for a left turning vehicle. No injuries were reported.
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Meadville
Raymond Yarnell
R.D
Arthur Pringle
Pringle
Yarnell
Apprentice Burglar Nabbed In The Act
A would be burglar was caught in the act at the Meadville Co-Op in West Mead Township. Ira J. Kelley twenty six of Saegertown was found inside by two janitors and sustained a severe leg cut. He was treated at Meadville City Hospital before arrest on burglary charges. Kelley was arraigned before District Justice D W Ladner and committed to Crawford County jail on two thousand dollar bond. The incident occurred after Kelley’s entry attempt and after police noted a brake lights cue and slowed pursuit of the Yarnell vehicle following icy roads and a multi vehicle collision that left three cars damaged but no injuries. The report notes the crash occurred near the Yarnell car’s path and that the hydrant was hit but did not break. The Yarnell vehicle carried two children.
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Meadville
Co-Op
Association
West Mead Township
Ira J. Kelley
R.D. 1
Saegertown
Kelley
Meadville City Hospital
D.W. Ladner
Crawford County
Yarnell
Leota L. Mullen
Titusville
Dane L. Crawford
Townville
Pringle
Dem Candidates Hold Key To Busing Issue
Washington AP five Democratic presidential hopefuls hold the future of a Senate passed measure barring court ordered school busing. The five oppose the provision yet were absent as the amendment cleared the Senate last Friday. At least four plan to attend Tuesday or Wednesday events.
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Dem
Washington
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
George McGovern
Vance Hartke
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Jack Miller
Rowa
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
Israel and Syria clash as UN plea ignored amid Lebanon battles
Israeli troops and tanks pressed the Arkoub region fights in Lebanon for a fourth day despite a U N Security Council demand to withdraw. Guerrillas reported heavy exchanges around Hebbariye and Rachaya Foukhar with civilians' homes bombed, while Israel claimed ongoing retaliation against guerrilla raids. The scene drew in Syrian anti aircraft fire on the Golan Heights and reports of reinforcements from Syria.
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Associated Press
Palestine
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Hebbariye
Rachaya Foukhar
Arkoub
Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Syria
Security Council
Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Israel
Jacob Doron
Egypt
Middle East
Mt. Hermon
Yasif Arafat
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National Science Foundation
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Titan
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Guar Racor
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Farah
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