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Pennsylvania liquor reform proposals urge Sunday sales and new licenses
A state legislative committee report urges broadening on premises liquor sales including Sunday hours from 1 to 10 pm, special licenses for off premises sales, and new license categories for hotels and restaurants. It also supports unified IDs, checks for payments, jail terms for bootleggers and pilots for license use on airplanes and buses to curb violations and raise revenue.
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Pennsylvania
Collein
Inaugural Security Tightest In History
Washington AP reports up to 20 000 soldiers and police plus out-of-town experts forming the tightest inauguration security for the president Richard Nixon. Focal points included the Capitol stand for oath, the parade route to the White House, and the presidential viewing stand with bulletproof glass protecting the executive mansion.
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Washington
Capitol
Richard Nixon
White House
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
New Hampshire
California
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Con- Ees Amen
Voice In Choice Of Erie Bishop Voice In Choice Of Erie Bishop
The Northwest ern Pennsylvania Conference of Charles Smith head of the organization sent letters to all bishops in Pennsylvania and to the apostolic delegate in Washington requesting the group be given a voice in selecting a new Erie bishop. The Most Rev John Wheaton had been bishop for two years and was recently elevated to archbishop of Hartford.
Right To Know Sues Board Over Reporter Ejection
The Right To Know group filed suit against the Erie School District alleging violation of press access rights. English counsel for the publishing firm represented the plaintiff in service of the complaint.
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English
Erie
A. E. Narducci
Charles Roble
Thomas McCabe
Harold McLaren
Doris Snell
John Rewers
Atty
Michael Palmisano
James D. Mitchell
John Pettus
Henry Narducci
Joseph H. Zipper
Erie Morning News
Citizens of
Morning News
Academy High School
Pennsylvania
Erie County Prothonotary’s
Sheriff's Department
Palmisano
William Carney
John Bewers
Demonstrators thwart flag drop amid Capitol Hill parade
A diverse protest of Youth led by the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam ringed the NASA flagpole near Capitol Hill. Police escorted the march, traffic slowed, and a debate with Marines occurred as Republicans observed from mud-streaked grounds outside the Smithsonian.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Capitol Hill
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Pentagon
Chicago
United m
Liberation
South
Gaffic
Smithsonian
Conservation Plans In Area Set For 1969
Washington reports Interior Department budget outlines conservation work in northwestern Pennsylvania. Funds request cover land and water area development recreation plans and surveys in Mercer Crawford and Erie counties. Agencies include Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Geological Survey and Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
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Washington
Interior Department
Pennsylvania
Congress
Joseph P. Wigsrito
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Geological Survey
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Mercer
Crawford
Erie
Commonwealth
Vigorito
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
National Ark Service
Federal Water Oilution Control
Administration
Office of Water Resources
Aldermen to be paid from taxpayers under 1970 plan
In 1970 the aldermen will draw a salary of 6160 from tax funds along with a clerk for each alderman. Previously aldermen were paid mainly from court costs covered by defendants. Under the new plan taxpayers will fund the aldermen salaries, with the State Supreme Court approving the county's salary schedule.
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State Supreme Court
Cutting News and Social Routines Across Cutting Area
Senior Myron Wallace marked his 84th birthday on Monday. Local residents visit and host gatherings at homes in Clymer and nearby towns, with dinners and Sunday suppers shared among families such as the Mil ler and Albright households. The Cutting News notes birthdays, home visits, grandchildren, and community group meetings, including the Friendly Circle.
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Myron Wallace
Arthur Wallace
North
Gordon Shampoe
Johel
Jury Ly
Joan Storer
Hlouise Marsh
Gary Kostreba
Mir
David Albright
Love Albright
Clymer
Mirs
Archie Hurlbert
Alice Camp
Arthur Miller
Columbus
Frank Hulett
Amos VanKarden
Leonard
Emila Groters
Walter DeShazar
Bred
Jil
Brenda Gravink
Philip Gravink
Wyoming
Gail Alcorn
Grand Valley
Everett Reynolds
Wilbur VanRarden
James Bensink
Vincent Bensink
Clara Holthouse
Louise Renner Ofer
Pic
Douglas DeShazer
Hoa
Vietnam
Gary Evans
Cleveland
Glen Evans
Henry Habink
Cutting
Max Bemis
Fred Wallace
David Bayle
Melvin Wallace
New Zealand Pilots Assigned to Vietnam Forward Air Control
Wellington AP reports Defense Minister David Thomson announced two Royal Air Force pilots Squadron leader J A Scrimshaw and Flt Lt AL Ewing assigned to the U S 7th Air Force in Vietnam as forward air controllers for six months. They will support the Australian Task Force including New Zealand artillery and rifle companies.
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Wellington
N.Z
David Thomson
Royal Air Force
J. A. Scrimshaw
AL. Ewing
U.S. 7Th Air Force
Vietnam
New Zealand
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