Report Finds UFOs Not Visitors From Space
University of Colorado scientists released a 1,485 page study concluding there is no evidence UFOs are spacecraft from another civilization. The Air Force may drop further UFO research as findings show most reports are misidentifications or natural phenomena.
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Reporter removed from Erie School Board secret meeting
Erie Morning News photographer Georgina Cantoni was forcibly removed from a secret executive Erie School Board meeting at Academy High School by School Police Officer Al Bilotti acting on orders from Secretary-Business Manager Henry Narducci. Cantoni had been barred earlier from a Human Relations Commission meeting at the same location.
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Reslink Named Vice Chairman of Pennsylvania Highway Board
Harold E Reslink of Erie was named vice chairman of the Pennsylvania State Highway Commission at its first 1969 meeting He succeeds Louis G Feldmann of Hazleton who resigned last month Reslink is president and general manager of Reslink and Wiggers Motor Company and a former Erie Chamber of Commerce president He is a Pittsburgh University Erie Center graduate and holds multiple highway related posts
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Students for Democratic Society barred again at Jamestown College
James town Community College student group SDS faced another setback as the Student Affairs Committee voted 9 to 5 to reject placing a SDS recognition request before the faculty. Kurt Hill presented petitions with 160 signatures but the committee gave no reasons for the rejection. prior attempts failed over missing aims and objectives.
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State tax debate hinges on municipal income tax preemption
The legislature faces a decision to pass the income tax while keeping the preemption on municipal income taxes or rewriting the law to treat municipal taxes as a separate entity. Failure could bankrupt municipalities and schools, including Corry. Gov Shafer’s Tax Study Commission recommends dropping preemption as the tax law passes.
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Escapee Pursuit Reveals State Agent Background
The report continues from Page One detailing a gun entering through a trap door during a pursuit. A revolver was involved and Bryant pursued it. Monroe described the subject as meek. Woodriffe, a married father of two, became an agent in May 1967 and was assigned to Washington last February 28 after prior stationing elsewhere.
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Fashion Show in New York City Highlights A White Organza Tee
A New York City fashion show this week features a model wearing a white organza shirt waist designed for evening events. Tulip bows and flower decorations accent the outfit, reflecting the collection's delicate floral theme.
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Moonmen honored as Apollo milestones cited by officials
The article notes recorded magnetic effects on the lunar surface that could influence manned Moon landings. Palmisano, married with no children, joined the FBI in 1960 and became an agent in 1967 in Charlotte before moving to Washington on Oct 20. The ceremonies praise Apollo hardware and the capability of astronauts and ground crews for deep space missions, boosting U.S. space stature worldwide.
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Gannon Enrolls Police In New Law Enforcement Loans
Gannon College in Erie becomes the only Northwestern Pennsylvania institution named by the Department of Justice to offer law enforcement personnel education loans. The program, tied to the Omnibus Crime Control act, provides grants to state and local officers and may provide up to 1800 dollars per academic year per recipient.
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