Ice laden truck hits low branch near Union City
A truck struck limbs loaded with ice over Route 6 near Union City, injuring no one but causing $300 damage. Richard Jordan, 2, of Bear Lake, was driving the vehicle. Also noted: dividends at Art Metal Inc. a Meadville marriage license filing. a Meade Park accident. Warren County trucking figures. and skylight issues at a local building with causes traced to construction flaws.
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Route 6
Union City
Corry
Crawford County
Meadville
Dennis C. Wilmoth
Cambridge Springs
Lynanne Meryl Gates
F. W. Lauffenberger
Warren
George Apthorp
Apthorp
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Lauffenberger
Today
Edwin Horrigan
Anderson
Horrigan
Sharp
Construction. Jets Pound. (Continued from Page One)
U S air strikes and ground forces in Vietnam report deep jungle advances. Troops from the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment seize 508 tons of enemy rice and 217 weapons as five more Viet Cong base camps are found and ten bunkers destroyed. Evacuation of civilians continues with 3,250 moved to settlement centers as the operation aims to neutralize jungle headquarters. Major elements of two U S infantry divisions and an armored regiment join in the action.
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11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S
Saigon
Proposed 25 Intermediate Units Map School District Regions
The plan divides Pennsylvania districts into 25 intermediate units, with Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and parts of Allegheny Montgomery and Bucks counties forming separate units. The rest combine multiple counties across lines to meet goals of 100 000 student population and one hour travel time. Each unit would be governed by a nine member board elected by member district directors. Crawford Erie and Warren counties would all fall into Unit 5, population 93 079.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Montgomery
Bucks
Stefanon
Crawford
Eiie
Warren Counties
Titusville to Revisit City Dump Issue in January Meeting
Titusville officials say no action on the landfill known as the city dump until at least January 30 as Council prepares to meet. City Manager Joseph Zainea acknowledged a letter from Art Najarian of the State Health Department about the problem with Superior Refuse Co. contracted waste. Health Officer Albert Mayer said the landfill is statewide supervised, with no local ties. The matter will be referred to the January 30 council session.
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Titusville
Joseph Zainea
Art Najarian
Meadville
State Health Department
Zainea
Superior Refuse Co
Albert Mayer
Council
West Washington Street Wife Seeks Arrest After Night of Arguments
Police report a West Washington Street housewife asked for her husband’s arrest for arguing through the night. Officers advised obtaining a warrant to proceed with any detainment.
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West Washington Street
Funeral notices for Tinko and Akam families
Funeral mass for Mrs. Susie Ann Tinko at St Elizabeth Church Friday nine a m. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday seven to nine p m Thursday two to four and seven to nine p m Reading of scriptures Thursday at seven thirty p m Burial in church cemetery. Services for Mrs William Akam at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday two p m Visitation Thursday seven to nine p m Friday two to four seven to nine p m Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Stephen
Susie Ann) Tinko
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bracken Funeral Home
AKAM
William
Mabel) Akam
Bracken Funneral
Pine Grove Cemetery
Jamestown Considers Higher Ambulance Fees Amid Audit Demand
Jamestown will continue ambulance service while a contract renewal awaits an audit of Jamestown Ambulance Service finances. Council members led by Nicholas Schepis want the audit before underwriting costs. Mayor Frederick Dunn cites a minimum $100,000 city expense and supports raising per trip payments from $7 to $9.
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Jamestown
Nicholas Schepis
Anthony Bellardo
Frederick Dunn
Oaks
Dunn
Plans Practice Here Plans Practice Here
Dr. William Mack of Baldwin New York will begin practice here soon. A Baldwin native and Temple University graduate, he is moving with his wife and five children and will take over Dr. Joseph Seitz’s practice. He also served as a U.S. Army officer in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mack
Baldwin
N.Y
Chiropractic Institute of New York
Mack
Clearfield High School
Temple University
Long Island University
U.S. Army
Joseph Seitz
Banks Start Continued from Page One
The board said money became available because thrift institutions now show better finances. The prime rate, a charge for loans to top borrowers, was raised three times last year, reaching 6 percent in August. Former adviser Walter W. Heller proposed further ideas last month.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Frick heir fights book defamation in Pennsylvania suit
In Cumberland County a judge weighs whether a two year old suit to halt the Random House book Pennsylvania Birthplace of a Nation defames Henry Clay Frick. Helen Frick alleges two chapters misstate her father’s conduct during the Homestead era.
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Carlisle
Sumberland County
Clinton R. Weidner
Henry Clay Frick
Pennsylvania
Weidner
Sylvester K. Stevens
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Random House
Helen Clay Frick
Stevens
Cumberland,County
Miss Frick
New York
Cumberland County
David Buerger
Pittsburgh
Frick
Homestead
Buerger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art Metal, Inc
J. Russell Rogerson
Dorothy
Frank McKnight
East Pleasant Street
Mead Park
Corry Memorial Hospital
Herman Peck
Warren County
Jets
Saint John
N. B
London
Rogers Wendell Rogers
District 50
United Mine Workers
Equitable Gas Co
Thomas Dunn
Corry Car Wash
East Main Street
Sterns & Foster
South Center Street
Gigbig Big
the Fair Store
Santa
Open
Orry Savings and Loan
N. Center Street
Johnson
Minneapolis
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