Green Town Supervisors Face Possible Impeachment
Landfill dispute in Harborcreek Township prompts the Green Town property owners association to challenge the Erie Health Department approval. Erie attorney James Beveridge suggests a last-ditch action or ordinance to halt private landfill operations, with county and township officials weighing next moves amid pollution concerns along Mile Creek.
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Green Township Property Owners Association
Tater
Erie Department of Health
Property Owners Association
Erie
James Beveridge
Beveridge
Clarence Bel
Newecon Ie
Norman Lorei
Alfred Caldwell
Tisai Ponts
Harborcreek Township
Pallor County Health Department
Lawrence Moriarty
Beee
Polluube Ae
Persia
Scramble for Dem gubernatorial nods grows after Shafer bid
Erie gains rumblings as Lt. Gov. Raymond Shafer enters the race for governor. State Senator William G. Lesler and attorney Meals P. Kalodner in Erie announce their availability, with party Chairman Robert Horn signaling strong support if regional backing emerges. Oil City regional meeting could decide endorsements, shaping a statewide Democratic nomination.
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Raymond Shafer
Shafer
Erie
William G. Lesler
Erle
Volunty
Democratic
Robert Horn
Lesler
Horn
Oil City
Kalodner
Raymond P. Shafer
Welfare rolls dip to 1959 low in December
Pennsylvania public assistance totals rose by 3 300 month over month to 974 775 but marked the smallest December total since 1959 according to the State Welfare Department.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Snow Keeps City Gripped As Inches Mount
Weather observer Mrs Richard Mountain reports 9.5 inches of new snow since Saturday night with 12 inches on the ground. She notes an additional foot of snow accumulation and a ground not yet frozen.
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Richard Mountain
Associated Press
Corry
Can Contact Prisoner Sons Can Contact Prisoner Sons
An AP report states American families of Viet Cong prisoners may mail to them via a designated Algeria address, a channel arranged by SANE. Sanford Gottlieb of SANE said he met Hanoi representatives in Paris and Algiers with Viet Cong liaison officials who authorized the new communication line.
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New York
Algeria
National Committee For A Sane
SANE
Sanford Gottlieb
Paris
Hanoi
Gottlieb
Algiers
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Fire damages plant east of Buffalo in 15 mile area
A fire at a plant located about fifteen miles east of Buffalo caused significant damage to the facility. Local responders reported the blaze was contained after hours of effort, with preliminary damage estimates placing losses in the tens of thousands. No injuries were reported.
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Buffalo
Senate approves postal service upgrades nationwide
The Senate and White House announce a plan to expand service by restoring 6001 communities with populations over 3000 and adding increased window service at night and on weekends in about 15000 post offices. The plan aims to improve parcel delivery and mail operations across the country.
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Postmartern
Wintry Blast Spreads Across U S with freezing temps
Arctic air slammed the midsection driving bitter cold from the Rockies to New England and across the Pacific coast. The storm brought 27 below zero in Bismarck and 19 in Huron while Richmond registered 6 above and Asheville hit 18.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Newae
Pacific Coast
Regan
Texas
Florida
Gulf Coast
Plains
Bismarck
N.D
Huron
S.D
Richmond
Asheville
N.C
Avalon Harbor
Catalina Island
Tee Angeles
Ono
Virginia
New York
New England
New Mexico
Santa Fee
Tucumcari
Raton Pass
Golorado
Two Local Crashes Reported In Weekend Weather
Adverse conditions yielded two vehicle accidents reported to Corry State Police. A log truck lost brakes on Route 9 near Union City and tipped in a ditch injuring no one. damage about 1000 dollars. A second crash in Elgin involved a rear collision with 800 dollars in property damage and no injuries.
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Corry
Union City
Elmer Schifke
Robert Blakeslee
Route 9
Blakeslee
Schifke
Elgin
Charles Toth
James R. Miller
R. D
Spartans
British critics pan Johnson dress style critics say
British critics of President Johnson are said to dislike his clothing style as a masculine outdoors look. Devore, who outfits many stage stars and makes shirts for Johnson, says British stylists try to make men look like their sisters and he dismisses such fashion as irrelevant.
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Johnson
Allor
Edon
Shoulder Devore
Devore
Tet truce ordered as Westmoreland calls 78 hour halt
Gen William Westmoreland orders all U S forces to cease fire from noon Thursday to 6 p m Sunday in observance of the Vietnamese lunar new year Tet. Allied troops in Vietnam including South Korean Australian and New Zealand contingents halt as Viet Cong pledge a four day pause. The pause follows a deadly Thu Duc attack and other clashes as civilians and soldiers suffer amid renewed fighting near Saigon and in the Iron Triangle.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Wiliam C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Govjena
Thu Duc
Moc Hoa
Cai Lay
Kien Tuong
U.S
Trung Kap Carrie Tie
Bspie Ae Division
Supreme Court Opens Voting Rights Act Challenge
The Supreme Court began an eight hour session over the 1965 Voting Rights Act with South Carolina leading five states in challenging federal enforcement power. Attorneys for South Carolina and allies argued over federal authority to abolish literacy tests and other voter qualifications, while Katzenbach defends the law in its first high court appeal.
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Washington
South
Supreme Court
David W. Robinson II
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Nicholas Katzenbach
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Second State of the Union reply from GOP leaders
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford deliver a 30 minute taped reply to President Johnson's message. They call for scrutiny and possible deep cuts in domestic spending to fund Vietnam and meet needs. Also notes on Capitol Hill activity and a GM leader James B Goodman death.
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Washington
Gress
Senate
Ublican
Ford
Ala
Republican Congressional Committee
Viet Nam
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Interama
Miami
House Appropriations Committee
Naples peanut vendor wins lottery then loses purse
Francesco Formisano, a 12 year veteran of Naples street betting, hit the numbers 15 and 78 in Italy's state lottery earning 80 dollars from a 32 cent bet but was pickpocketed on the way home. He then jumped into the sea twice and was rescued both times by police.
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Naples
Italy
Francesco Formisano
U S Official Kidnapped By Viet Cong Near Saigon
An American civilian official, Douglas Ramsey 28 of Boulder City Nevada, was kidnapped outside Trung Lap about 25 miles north of Saigon by Viet Cong while traveling with his driver who was wounded. Ramsey served as assistant province representative for the U S mission. the driver described an ambush near Cu Chi and a surrender gesture before Ramsey was taken. The area had just seen Operation Crimp end its search and destroy phase.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Trung Lap
Douglas Ramsey
Boulder City
Nev
U.S
Amercan
Cu Chi
Ramsey
Mperrillas
Nine Tampa shrimp boats in Cuban custody after grounding
Nine shrimp fishermen from Tampa are presumed in Cuban government custody after the 73 foot Charles Singleton ran aground off northwest Cuba. The two sister vessels Penny Singleton and Mark Singleton were directed to the same port by Cuban authorities as squally weather pushed the fleet off course en route to Nicaragua. The Coast Guard cited weather and Cuba as factors and said officials are seeking guidance from Washington on steps to release or negotiate. Names of the crew aboard include Alan Bothwell and others, with the incident raising diplomatic questions over access to the Swiss Embassy in Havana.
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Miami
Fla
Tampa
U.S. Coast Guard
Charles Singleton
Cuba
Penny Singleton
Mark
Singleton
Tamps
Nicaragua
Stele 9 Shrimp Co
Coast Guard Search and ‘Rescue Center
Manieae
Washington
Matic
Alan Bothwell
Har Iwaig Kinzer Moore
da Rogers
Albert Costello
Wileus Burkhalter
Lewis
White
Monroe Gray
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Greene
Lesler, Kalodner
Dem
Edi
Milla
Gop
Rochester, Minn
James JB. Goodman
General Motors Corp
Rochester
Eydog
the Sarin
Pene
Big
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