Warren area National Guard faces risk of unit loss
Enlistments in the Warren Pennsylv a nia National Guard unit must reach 12 to 15 by February end to avoid disbandment. If the unit folds the city could lose about 81,000 in annual payroll and related spending. Several units may be shifted or placed on probation with transfers possible, still Warren Company A remains below required strength.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Meadville
Warren
Ray Kenwell
28Th Infantry Division
Erie
Warref
Warren-Bradford
Andrew Marfink Jr
Warren Guard
Uand
Thangent Spoon
National Guard
Kennell
Sinatra Expected To Testify In JFK Probe
The Senate intelligence committee is expected to consider calling Frank Sinatra to testify about the relationship among President John F Kennedy, Judith Exner, and mobster Sam Giancana. The committee chair said it will be asked whether Sinatra will testify when the panel meets.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Sinatra
John F. Kennedy
Judithepee Exner
Sam Jancana
Sinatra
Mel
Exner
Kennedy
Giancana
Diancers
Mittee
Ati
Kenneth O'Donnell
Dave Powers
Los Angeles
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company activity and 1975 calls
Officials of the Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company report 1975 operations totaling 102 calls including 18 fire incidents and four gas leaks. Losses in nine structure fires, two barns destroyed with livestock killed, and $150000 estimated area damage. Members logged over 450 hours in fire schools and 1.82 hours in first aid training.
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Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Cox
Elgin
Beaverdam
5 000 Fans Swindled Out Of Tickets
AP reports up to 3,000 football fans in Florida packages were stiffed by scalpers over Super Bowl tickets. Tour officials vanished and police estimate possible losses up to 1.5 million dollars as fans endured hotel stays in Fort Lauderdale Miami and Hollywood.
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MIAME
Florida
Pittsburgh
Dallas Cowboys
Ing
ITB
Fort Aes
Miami
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Sheraton
Tracks Lead Way To Stolen Snowmobiles
Corry state police report two snowmobiles stolen from the Oaks bar parking lot at Route 8 and 408 between 12:40 and 1:40 a m. A 1978 Arctic Cat valued at 600 dollars and a 1973 Ski-Doo valued at 4,000 dollars were recovered by owners Ronald L Samp son and Roger E Rogers of Titusville after following tracks for about four miles. The investigation is ongoing.
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Corry
Hydetown
Oaks Bar
Ronald L. Sampson
Roger E. Rogers
Titusville
Record Cold Grips Titusville Area With Subzero Readings
The Titusville Herald reports extreme cold with Titusville area lows ranging from 28 degrees below zero in Fauncetown and Pittsfield to 12 below in Meadville. Corry hit 8 below and Mercer reached five above, while Pittsburgh and Erie logged five above. Snow may fall tonight and tomorrow as a warming trend begins later today.
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NWS
Tristate
Mercer
Warren
Ridgway
Kane
Corry
Meadville
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Erie
You May Not Believe It But A City Agency Tabled Plan
A fragmented municipal report outlines a complex interagency layout for housing redevelopment and renewal. The Journal displays a proposed table of organization showing how city state and federal programs interlink, inviting readers to page 3 for full details.
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Jobassit
Comedlc
Sohmson
Snowbanks Cushion Cars In Weekend Crashes
Snowbanks along highways from recent heavy snowfall softened impacts in three weekend crashes investigated by Corry state police. David Bills of Sheffield struck a snowbank on Route 6 causing $50 damage. John French of Corry slid on West Smith Street Extension into a mailbox and tree with $500 damage. a Bloomfield Township collision between a car and a truck west of Route 8 caused $250 damage to each vehicle. No injuries reported.
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Corry
David B. Bills
Sheffield
John S. French
R.D. 4
West Smith Street
Route 6
Wanda Sanders
R.D. 3
Bloomfield
Harry Kerr
Union City
Ramo Mill Village
Kerr
Bidwell Auto
Schools Considering Tax Collection Deal
The Corry Area School District weighs hiring Central Tax Bureau of Pennsylvania to collect delinquent per capita taxes with fees added to taxpayers. Board asks for a formal contract to be prepared and reviewed by the solicitor before action, with plans to resolve this promptly.
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Corry Area
Board of Education
Central Tax Bureau of Pennsylvania, Inc
Franklin
Frank G. McKnight
McKnight
A Very Dark Horse Roof May Be Caving In On Shapp
Columnist Jack Anderson reports on Governor Milton Shapp facing a Justice Department probe led by Richard Thornburgh. The piece alleges systemic corruption across Pennsylvania's government, naming indicted officials, mob ties, and potential conflicts of interest involving turnpike figures and a former governor. It sketches a widening investigation with multiple authorities looking into kickbacks and graft.
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Shapp
Washington
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Justice Department
Richard L. Thornburgh
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George ‘Wallace
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Klein
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Lormharda
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