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Mental care problem at Corry Memorial Hospital
Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim says Corry Memorial cannot admit mentally ill or alcoholic patients due to bylaws and lack of trained staff. He notes other hospitals may take such patients, but beds and facilities are often unavailable. A proposal for a dedicated room in the new addition was discussed, pending staffing.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Hamot Hospital
Erie
St. Vincent's
Warren State Hospital
Convicted In Grand Valley Area Assault
Warren District Attorney Samuel F. Bonavita led a treble verdict in a Grand Valley assault case. A jury of seven women and five men found Ovil Short guilty of assault with intent to rob in the August 5 robbery at John Elmer Beach’s rural residence. Co-defendant Jerry W. Gillespie had prior trial outcomes. Short surrendered October 31 and faces sentencing. The report also notes a separate imperial villa project for Emperor Hirohito in Shimoda with a 1968 budget of over $2 million aimed for completion in 1971.
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Warren
Ovil Short
Titusville
Samuel F. Bonavita
Air
John Elmer Beach
Grand Valley
Harry W. Jabo
Short
Jerry W. Gillespie
Gillespie
Property Tax Exemption Threatens Pennsylvania Convention
Harrisburg AP A Western Pennsylvania delegate warns the property tax exemption fight could wreck the Constitutional Convention’s work. Subcommittee debate over school and local government funding for municipal services drew opposition from critics who fear increased costs for schools and universities. A vote was postponed to Monday as leaders urged careful consideration over the weekend. The convention’s day included Judiciary Committee action on incompatible judicial activities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Pott
Allegheny County
Subcommittee On Taxation
Taxation and State Finance Committee
Eppis
Patt
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
Jerry Powell
Levittown
Richard Gerber
Montgomery County
Gerber
Pott
Judiciary Committee
Carter's Pills Promises Quick Relief For Irregularity
An advertisement touts Carter's Pills as a unique laxative formula that activates slowed lower tract muscles to relieve irregularity. It claims quick, temporary relief and cites millions of satisfied users while urging readers to try the product at a9¢. The text also includes a political note about a local government subcommittee decision on district apportionment and a cue that the full convention rests until Monday.
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Carter
Bid For State's Top Steer Today
Harrisburg AP The 44H grand champion baby beef steer Tony the 1010 pound Angus owned by Patricia Peffer 14 of Carlisle commanded top dollar at the Pennsylvania Farm Show main sale ring as buyers statewide gathered for the auction. The show drew 445000 visitors in four days as it neared a poor attendance day. 710000 attended last year. The 1967 grand champion sold for 5920 dollars equating to 460 a pound with Peffer planning to put the money in the bank.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Angus
Tony
Patricia Peffer
Carlisle
Patricia
Boiling Springs
Earl Dehmey
Middletown
Dauphin County
Nina Knaper
Dallastown
York County
John Long
Manheim
Lancaster County
Eugene Bollinger
Rites Held for Albert Bensink at Spitzer Funeral Home
Services for Albert Bensink were conducted at 2 p.m. yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Kelvin Krohnmeyer officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Bearers included Richard Bensink, Harold Bensink, Paul Bensink, Irwin Bensink, Homer Loomis Jr., and Kenneth Pound. Friends and relatives attended from Jamestown, Kennedy, Blackville, Buffalo, Sherman, Ashtabula, Titusville, McKean, Columbus, Corry, North East, and Union City.
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Albert Bensink
Spitzer
Clymer
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Holland Cemetery
Richard
Harold
Paul
Irwin Bensink
Homer Loomis Jr
Kenneth Pound
Jamestown
Kennedy
Blackville
Buffalo
Sherman
Ashtabula
Titusville
McKean
Columbus
Corry
North East
Union City
Accused Bandit To Take Stand In Own Defense
William Zeiler known as the commuter bandit faces trial in U S District Court over eight bank robberies totaling more than 80000 dollars. His defense seeks to place 16 witnesses about his whereabouts, while a government handwriting expert may be used for one charge. Separate notes mention 4 H lamb judging results in Lancaster County with Ted and Tom Hess winning top titles in Hampshire and Dorset sheep.
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Pittsburgh
William Zeiler
FBI
U.S. District Court
North Side
James P. McKenna Jr
Zeller
McKenna
Carl Lilja
Lilja
Braddock Bank
Denver
Lancaster County
Larry Herr
Lancaster
Ted Hess
Leola
Tom
Hampshires
Becky Bushong
Columbia
Dorset
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