Erie County reports second 1972 revenue sharing check issued
Erie County received its second 1972 revenue sharing payment of 657 370, about 28 000 less than the first half in December, with a letter from Edward Fox explaining a 5 percent reserve withholding. An Albion youth remains hospitalized in Erie after a shotgun wound while hunting in Conneaut Township. Other items include a Corry area school reappointing Wallace Young to the earned income tax committee, a Saegertown student arrested for drug possession, a Corry motorist cited for reckless driving, a Wattsburg burglary reported late, Erie to face a 45 293 suit over a Warner Theatre flood, a Dunkirk PBA rejection of a new contract, Bemus Point faculty tentative agreement, a Northwest Pennsylvania weather outlook, and a whale death at a New Jersey aquarium after a jetty collision.
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Erie County
Edward Fox
Office of Revenue Sharing
Albion
Doctors Osteopathic Hospital
Erie
Conneaut Township
Robert Eugene Gabel
John Gabel
RD 1
Samuel
Piccirillo and Humphrey Funeral Services Noted
Funeral services held for Dominic Piccirillo with Mass at St Elizabeths Church and burial in St Elizabeths Cemetery. Numerous bearers and out of town relatives attended from Warren Erie Ridgway Irving Pa Canton Ohio and other areas. Mrs Bertha Humphrey also honored with services at St George Funeral Home and Cutting Cemetery.
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Dominic Piccirillo
Piccirillo
James St. George Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Kronz
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Richard Hornick
Terry Lympus
Michael Piccirillo Jr
Carmen_Piccirillo_Jr
Anthony Piccirillo
David Curtis
Ward Piccirillo
Warren
Fredericksburg
Carmen Piccirillo
New Castle
Frank Milone
Clarence Paollela
Rubert Braine
Eric
James Roberto
Johnsonburg
John Petrillo
Thomas Quattrone
Frank Quattrone
Paul Quattrone
James Quattrone
Pete Paollela
Edward Piccirillo
John Piccirillo
Ridgway
Betty Marino
Ann Kirk
Cleveland
Andrew Randinelli
Irving, Pa
Frank Randinelli
Tidioute
Corry
Bertha Humphrey
Humphrey
St. George
Robert Smith
Marks Corners
Domenic Tatalone
Ethel Anderson
George Green
Lawrence Bricker
Canton
Ohio
John Smith
Great Valley
N.Y
Virginia Luke
Lee Hopkins
Arthur Wallace
North East
John Larson
Gerry
Pearl Brown
Grace Starks
Olean
Clymer
Cutting
War Veteran Held By Jury In Pittsburgh Case
A Vietnam veteran Donald Tedford 21 of Pittsburgh is held for the grand jury on charges tied to an alleged attack on Linda Marsh 21 who testified he assaulted and robbed her after he struck her roommate Nancy Bush 21 with a baseball bat Bush remained in critical but stabilized condition at St. Francis Hospital as doctors assess possible permanent disability. Tedford is jailed on a 35000 bond awaiting further action.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Tedford
Linda Marsh
Tedford
Miss Marsh
Nancy Bush
Miss Bush
McGee Women’s Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Allegheny County
McGovern Says Campaign Would Be Less Open and Less Travelled
In a candid interview Senator George McGovern reflects on the 1972 presidential race and says if given another chance he would campaign with less traveling and more television outreach. He would press for fewer press interactions, more no comments, and a cooler approach while emphasizing trust and decency.
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Washington
George McGovern
Nixon
South Dakota
McGovern
Unusual Chase Ends In Death For Policeman
A McCandless Township patrolman Albert Devlin age 32 died after his cruiser was crushed between a utility pole and a stolen car driven by a youth who fled on foot. The chase began on McKnight Road Ross Township after Devlin stopped a stolen auto and he later shot at the vehicle to slow it. Investigators say the pursuit ended when Devlin attempted to force the fleeing youth off the road near McKnight and Ross roads. Police launched a statewide search with state police assistance.
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Pittsburgh
McCandless
Albert Devlin
McKnight Road
Ross Township
Devlin
U.S. 19
Here
McKnight
Ross Roads
North Hills Passavant
School Board Backgrounding Procedure Adopted
The board, with Kenneth Rennekamp and Robert Wharton weighing in, affirmed a backgrounding approach to disclose fiscal matters as taxpayer money. Eaton opposed secrecy, arguing full disclosure, and the plan aims to improve public understanding by incorporating background into future news coverage of board actions. The move could curb behind the scenes groundwork and reduce executive session reliance while allowing media to grasp the details of legislation as it passes.
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WOTR
Kenneth Rennekamp
Robert Wharton
Eaton
Long New Head of Game Commission
Harrisburg AP reports Andrew C. Long of Shamokin is the new president of the Pennsylvania Game Commission succeeding E. J. Brooks. Marshall E. Jetty of Brockway is elected vice president, and Elmer M. Rinehart of Stroudsburg replaces H. L. Buchanan as secretary.
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Harrisburg
Andrew C. Long
Shamokin
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Long
E. J. Brooks
Lansdale
Marshall E. Jetty
Brockway
James A. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Elmer M. Rinehart
Stroudsburg
Corry hosts praised for cross cultural student visit
A letter from a sociology instructor thanks Corry High School and local officials for the 1973 cross cultural visit. The writer credits Mrs Eileen Simmons and many town hosts for four days of hospitality and learning experiences that left a lasting positive impression on students. The author hopes to return next year and offers continued gratitude to the faculty, district office staff, Mayor Edward Zarger, the city council, Raymond Manufacturing, and local residents who opened their doors.
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Corry
Eileen Simmons
Corry High School
Simmons
Corry High
Eisen
Hoover
William Helmintoller
Raymond Manufacturing
Edward Zarger
Northrop
Dodd
Kalkoff
Nichols
Russell Brant
Driver collision report and route 89 accident details
State Police report two vehicle incidents. An Ehrhart vehicle sustained $200 damage after a contact with an other vehicle. investigation by Trooper Martin Kaschalk continues as the owner is contacted. A Corry woman driving south on Route 89 three miles south of Wattsburg drifted over the centerline and sideswiped a travel trailer towed by Gary Krantz, causing damage.
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Martin Kaschalk
Ehrhart
Wattsburg
Robert A. Ott
Wayne Street
Ott
Gary Krantz
Associates Say Nixon Cut Staff By 14 Per Cent
Washington AP report cites Nixon associates claiming a roughly 14 percent reduction in White House professional staff since announcing the plan to slim the federal bureaucracy. Officials say more cuts may follow as a ceiling of about 510 professional positions for 1973 may have been exceeded, with some personnel moving to other agencies or leaving for private life.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Civil Service
Defense and State Departments
Central Intelligence Agency
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Mark J. Goode
California
Robert H. Finch
Robert J. Brown
Carolinas
Edward E. David Jr
Office of Science and Technology
Australians Cancel Two Week Boycott
The Australian Maritime Union ended a two week boycott protesting US bombing of North Vietnam at the request of the Australian Council of Trade Unions. Other unions are expected to follow. Elliott V. Elliott said the ban was stopped though members may resume. The stoppage spurred a retaliatory Australian ship boycott on the U.S. East Coast and tied up nine Australian ships with meat and wool.
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Sydney
North Vietnam
Australian Maritime Union
Maritime Union
Elliott V. Elliott
Australian Council of Trade Unions
U.S
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Corry Barracks
Joseph R. Swarski
Warner Theatre
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Richard V. Scarpitti
RKO Stanley Warner Theatres
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Police Benevolent Association
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Dunkirk
Paul Raynor
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Board of Education
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NYS Public Employment Relations Board
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