Erie officer of the month named Lt Robert N Michel
Lt Robert N. Michel of Union City a deputy sheriff of Erie County was named January Law Enforcement Officer of the Month by the Erie Life Underwriters Association. At a noon luncheon he was praised for joining the sheriff's department in 1957 as the youngest deputy in county history.
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Robert N. Michel
Union City
Erie County
Erie Life Underwriters Association
Michel
Erie Maennercher Club
County Sheriff's Department
John Coates
Tis
Andrew Hanisek
Hanisek
Arts committee invites patrons to YMCA meeting
An ad hoc fine arts committee will meet at the YMCA on January 27 at 4 p.m to pursue the program further. Invites have gone to area residents invited to become patrons while the public may attend. The Union City contingent plans spring appearances by the Danish Choristers and the Sweet Adelines from Erie. Roy A Buell funeral services held at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. Friends may call Wednesday 7 9 p.m and Thursday 2 4 and 7 8 p.m. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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YMCA
Hossbacher
Union City
Adelines
Erie
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth T Logan at Cobbs Corners
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Cobbs Corners Community Church with Rev Cassius Armitage and Rev Marlin Klingensmith officiating. Burial followed in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Music by church organist Mrs Marlin Klingensmith and bearers listed. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Corry and surrounding towns including Nolan Alsdorf Gage and many others.
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Elizabeth T. Logan
Kenneth Pitt
Milton Ross
Emmett Young
Corry
William Nolan
Joel Alsdorf
Marion Alsdorf
Jerry Alsdorf
Lynford Jackson
Weldon Davis
Blanche Tracy
George Payer
Spartansburg
David Newman
Carl Norder
Phillip Smock
Harborcreek
Patrick Bucceri
Joseph Lamenskie
Eric
Gerald Scouten Sr
Bert Scouten
George Lay
Centerville
John Scott
Mount Pleasant
Jerry McCauley
Mars, Pa
Richard Gage
Russell
Thomas McCloskey
North East
Donald Kerr
Titusville
Irvin Briggs
Florence Spencer
Youngsville
Nixon calls for a generation of peace and stronger defense
The President outlined a budget plan for 1973 with increased defense spending to deter war and fund new technologies aimed at improving daily life. He pledged federal research partnerships and incentives, while urging relief from soaring property taxes and funding for education, signaling a broad domestic and foreign policy agenda.
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Nixon
America
U.S
Diibate
People's Republic of China
Soviet Union
City records list juvenile cases and offenses on page two
The City section itemizes numerous offenses and incidents including malicious use of a telephone passing worthless checks shoplifting curfew violations loitering and prowling at night and various named offenses. It notes counts for parking tickets and arrests and mentions a political aside about Nixon facing conservative criticism over relations with Peking.
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Erie County
Vets Hospital
Groups Launch Assault On Pa. Farm Secretary
A Pennsylvania grassroots farm movement opposes Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale citing bypassed advice and programs seen as harmful. Dairymen led by John Strittmatter press Shapp for attention, while controversy swirls around Milk Marketing Board roles, Farm Show director changes, and an emerging Concerned Citizens for Agriculture group planning a steering committee in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jim McHale
McHale
Capitol Hill
Milk
The
Farm Show Commission
John Strittmatter
Ebensburg
Shapp
Democratic Platform Committee
Strittmatier
Shap
Strittmatter
Agriculture Department
J. Lin Huber
Huber
Milk Marketing Board
Commonwealth Court
Big Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Horace Mann
Wellington D. Smith
Crawford County
McHale's County
Mann
Reno Thomas
R-Snyder
Thomas
Concerned Citizens For Agriculture
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Bribery Case Stalls on Immunity and Health Issues
Wickham faces bribery charges tied to District Justice Michael Kinecki as appeals hinge on immunity from prosecution for turning state's evidence. Proceedings delay as Kinecki undergoes health exams and requests indefinite postponement. observers expect the case against Wickham to be shelved if immunity blocks testimony.
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Ris
Robert B. Wickham
Michael Kinecki
Wickham
Kinecki
Richard Scarpitti
Edward Wiltman
State Supreme Court
Sinecki
District Attorney's
Bul
Edward Carney
State Rests Case In Murder Arson Trial
Warren AP The prosecution rested in the murder arson trial of Charles O Dooley accused of setting a home fire that killed his wife Dolly 31 and two daughters Eva 2 and Rachel 1 A state fire marshal testified the blaze was intentional and not accidental The coroner described the victims positions as unusual for fire deaths The defense planned to present its case the following day
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Rachel
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Robert Billingsley
Venango County
Robert J. Russe
Warren
General Assembly
Russe
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William Allen
Tidioute
Allen
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R.D
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Robert Boutwell
East South Street
First Avenue
Boutwell
Michele Ann Bemis
West Church Street
Russell J Bemis
Concord Township
Commissioners of
Mervil D. Newton
Pennsylvania Department At Revenue
R. Budd Dwyer
Sharon
Dwyer
Ol City
United Presbyterian Church
Second Avenue
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Jamestown
N.Y
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California
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Jane Parker
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