Real estate transfers noted in Erie County records
Erie County courthouse records list transfers from Corry to W W Hammond and others on North Center street, and from Mr and Mrs John R Rossbacher to Rose M Linski on Raymond avenue. A set of car keys left at Richards store remains unclaimed, and a pocket watch found on West Smith street is available for claim. Police investigated prowlers on Wayne street but found no one. a coal-throwing incident damaged a truck windshield at Thompson Maple Products. Burglary at Hammond Beverage Distributor on East Main street yielded $19 in beer. Dog license sales by the county treasurer’s office continue at the Municipal Building with hours today and tomorrow.
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Erie County Courthouse
Corry
Howard Haskins
W.W. Hammond
North Center Street
John R.rossbacher
Rose M. Linski
Raymond Avenue
Richards
Wayne Street
Nelson Thompson
Thompson Maple Products
East Washington Street
Thompson
Hammond Beverage Distributor
East Main Street
Erie County Treasurer’s Office
Erie
Neil Mclaughlin
Shapp outlines tax plan to close school funding gap
Governor hopeful Shapp pressed a tax program centered on income tax reform to bridge a state deficit. He avoided rate details, proposed delaying certain state payments to ease the deficit, and warned districts may borrow if February subsidies are delayed while the Commonwealth would cover interest. He noted little federal relief before mid-1971 and promised government streamline with full effect by mid-1972. Also, the PUC ordered Erie water to extend service to 16 homes on Redwood Drive.
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Shapp
Highway Fund
State Employe Pension Fund
Mass Transit Fund
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh hit by three major strikes
Pittsburgh faces a citywide crisis as teachers strike, maintenance workers push for a new contract, and pressmen walk out. About 74,000 students faced closed doors while 600,000 readers relied on radio and TV for news as the Pittsburgh Press and Post-Gazette suspend publication.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Louis Kishko
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazette
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle TenHuisen in North East
Funeral services were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer for Mrs Myrtle H TenHuisen, of North East, with Rev. Drew Heitzenrater officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Bearers were Clifford Lookenhouse, Marvin Schruers, Gilbert Schruers, Floyd Cady, Benjamin TeWinkle and Ernest Hinsdale. attendees from away included several Lookenhouse relatives and Merle Te Winkle, Adrian Reesink. John Rufus Bryner Tyndall, 63, of Levinsburg, Ohio, died at Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, Ohio. He married Ruth Nichols on November 25, 1949 and was a civilian flight instructor and U S Air Corps trainer. Survived by son John Jr, sister Zellah Reynolds, and three grandchildren. Services set for Warren, Ohio, Hall Funeral Home tomorrow at 10 a.m. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Myrtle H. TenHuisen
TenHuisen
North East
Clyde Lookenhouse
Ivan Lookenhouse
Everett Lookenhouse
Niome Lookenhouse
Merle Te Winkle
Sherman
Adrian Reesink
Corry
John Rufus Bryner Tyndall
Tyndall
Levinsburg
Ohio
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Warren
Erie County
Ruth Nichols
U.S. Air Corps
John Jr
Union City
Zellah Reynolds
Police Chief's Son Killed By Auto in Pennsylvania
In Upper St. Clair Township, 21-year-old John A. Klancher Jr. was struck and killed crossing Pennsylvania 19. He died on arrival at Upper St. Clair Hospital. The driver, 41-year-old John R. Silliman, also of Upper St. Clair, is identified by Allegheny County coroners as responsible in the fatal incident.
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Pittsburgh
Upper St. Clair Township
Pennsylvania 19
Upper St. Clair
Upper St. Clair Hospital
John A. Klancher, Jr
Allegheny County Coronier
John R.silliman
Crackdown curtails shipping guns and drugs into U S
The Customs Bureau says illegal mailings of weapons explosives and drugs by American soldiers overseas dropped sharply after a spring crackdown. Seizures averaged 184 per month April through September, then fell to 62 in October and 72 in November, with 46 in the first half of December. The effort, aided by the Pentagon, required sender identification and military warnings, reducing a prior peak of 418 packages.
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Washington
Customs Bureau
United States
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Treasury Department
Efficiency Office
Deaths George A Howler Niobe resident dies at 89
George A Howler 89 of Niobe died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 12 30 a m Born September 6 1881 in Harmony Township he was Jamestown High School and Jamestown Business College graduate He farmed at Niobe from 1915 to 1965 served on Harmony Township board as historian trustee and secretary treasurer for Grant Cemetery Association He belonged to local lodges and historical societies He is survived by a daughter and relatives Graveside service set for Thursday at 2 pm in Grant Cemetery Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer supervised Also notes funeral services for Lawrence Williams held yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home burial Pine Grove Cemetery with attendees from several towns
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George A. Howler
Mr. Fowler
Niobe
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harmony Township
Jamestown High School
Jamestown Business College
United States Standard Voting Machine Co
Salsbury Wheel and Axle Company
Jamestown
Harmony
Grant Cemetery Association
Bear Lake Oddfellows
Mt. Moriah Lodge
F&am
Western Sun
The
RAM
Corry
Salaries Cut at General Fireproofing to Trim Costs
Youngstown Ohio General Fireproofing Co. says white collar salaries will be cut about 10 percent, with some layoffs and four day work weeks in certain departments. John A Saunders and other notes indicate the cuts aim to keep the firm strong as a job source amid falling sales and shifting customer plans for expansion and modernization.
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Youngstown, Ohio
General Fireproofing Co
John A. Saunders
Supreme Court asked to settle Lake Champlain sludge dispute
Vermont seeks Supreme Court intervention to force New York and International Paper to clean up a million cubic yards of sludge harming Lake Champlain. New York asks EPA delay for ecological tests. International argues dredging would worsen conditions. Vermont cites interstate dispute to bypass slower state actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vermont
New York State
Lake Champlain
Egypt
New York
International Paper Co
High Court
James H. Jeffords
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
International
Ticonderoga, N.Y
Truck Officials Fined and Suspended for 1969 Gun Fight
In Youngstown Ohio prosecutors say two rival trucking unions and eight members pleaded no contest to charges linked to a 1969 gunfight that killed John J Gorsline and wounded several others. Each defendant received a $500 fine per indictment and six month suspended jail terms conditioned on good behavior for two years. the incident occurred during a strike outside a Republic Steel plant as a Stoney's convoy was escorted by Teamsters Local 377 and FASH members.
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Youngstown, Ohio
John Angelo
Teamsters Union
Mike Boane
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
FASH
Vincent
Gilmartin
Mahoning County
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown
Stoney
Teamsters Union 8
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Redwood Drive
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Ann Page Egg Noodles
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Terry Foster
Eileen Burke
Wheaton
Richard R. Furno
U.S
Sterling
Cole
Leslie Lyon
Lawrence
Larry) Wiliams
Williams
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
Pine Grove Cemetery
Kenneth O'Day
Neil Knickerbocker
Alfred Cone
Charles Williams
Manley Robbins Jr
Narcy Yenchak
George McClure
van Nuys
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NSM
Time
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U.S. News & World Report
National Observer
Macleans
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