Auction notice offers sale of home and outbuildings with acreage
Estate listing auctions a furnished home with several rooms and acre lot, possible income, and outbuildings including a garage and shed. Contact numbers appear and auction timing implied. Names and locations are partially legible with references to Union State and Erie.
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Lee
Cotillable
Union State
Man
N.Y
Ray Jurman
Erie
AL Bank Lis
1967 Living Costs Seen Rising Slower Says Official
Washington AP reports government official Commissioner Arthur M. Ross of the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a 1967 living costs rise of about 2.5 percent, slower than 1966's 3.3 percent peak. He cautions food may rise about 2 percent, clothing about half last year's increase, with overall costs edging up.
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Washington
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Bureau
St Ross
Sorry About That Friends Northwest District Chorus Festival at Corry High
Last night at Corry Area High School the northwest district chorus festival drew a large crowd. Admission was charged at 50 cents for students and 90 cents for adults, with a note that tonight's concert will start at 8 pm. Music director H Lyan Rice praised the turnout and success of the event.
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Corry Area High School
Pam
H. Lyan Rice
New Four Year Labor Pact Proposal From Pittsburgh Firm
Pittsburgh based Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co has presented a four year labor contract proposal to AFL-CIO United Auto Workers Local 1036. The local union has been on strike since November 2.
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Pittsburgh
Allis-Challmers Manufacturing Co
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Bear Lake Man 75 Hurt As Train Wrecks Truck
Jesse C. Manwaring, 75, of Bear Lake is in poor condition at Corry Memorial Hospital with serious injuries after his truck was demolished by a westbound Erie Lackawanna freight at a Bear Lake crossing. The collision tore off the front end, tossed the truck 75 feet, and left Manwaring with possible broken back, fractured ribs and skull. Engineer George A. Bayer and conductor Ormel Shreve, both of Meadville, were on board. The truck owned by Hiram Becker Jr. of Clymer was a total loss with railroad damage estimated at up to $1,000. Police continue to investigate.
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Bear Lake
Jesse C. Manwaring
Corry Memorial Hospital
Manwaring
John Evanko
Corry State
Center Street
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Evanko
Corry Hospital
Meadville
Ormel Shreve
Jamestown
Hiram Beckerink Jr
Clymer
Two More Parked Cars Rammed in Corry Damages Totals
Two more parked cars in Corry were struck with damages estimated at 350. Robert E. Lindquist of 34 West Living Street reported his vehicle on West Washington Street suffered $150 damage after he left it unattended. Allan R. Shaw of Corry was damaged on Wayne Street when Sally M. Mullen of Union City hit his car, causing about $200 damage. Police continue investigations.
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Corry
Robert E. Lindquist
West Living Street
Allan R. Shaw
Lindquist
West Washington Street
Shaw
Wayne Street
Sally M. Mullen
West High Street
Union City
Mullen
Wayne
Convicted Rapist Wins Homicide Dismissal in New York
In New York, two murder indictments against convicted rapist Charles Wright were dismissed after it was determined he was not informed of his right to counsel before confessing. Assistant District Attorney Patrick McGinley noted that a pivotal sentence could have made the confession usable. Wright, a former Columbia University cook, remains in state custody.
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New York
Manhattan
Wright
US. Supreme Court
McGinley
Columbia University
Local youth escapes juvenile institution after car theft
A 15 year old boy, consigned to George Junior Republic after a October car theft, fled the facility with another youth. Police traced them to Mansfield, Ohio, and the youth is said to be returning home with a record that would likely shorten his stay. The case follows his conviction for the theft and extended joyride from First Avenue.
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Vity
Erie County Probation Office
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Frank Carnegie
Correctional Institution
Probation Office
Corry
George Junior Re
First Avenue
Baker Tells Of Friends Who Helped in LBJ Connection
In Washington AP report Bob Baker testifies in a 1.8 million district court trial denying pocketing 20000 of campaign funds. He recalls best friends on Capitol Hill Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kerr aiding him in 1962 with loans to cover Carousel Motel trouble and replenish funds. The story describes Kerr arranging a 250000 loan and a 50000 loan, with 251000 campaign cash donations routed through Kerr, and Baker claiming he returned about 100000 of California donations to Kerr. The government continues its case.
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Washington (Ap
Bobby Baker
Capitol Hill
Lyndon
Johnson
Robert
Kerr
D-Okla
Senate Democrats
Ocean City
Capitol
Baker
Sen. Kerr
Oklahoma City
California
Ater
Charge Boy, 17, With Drinking At High School
City police charged a 17 year old local youth under city ordinance 981 prohibiting possession transportation or consumption of alcoholic beverages. The youth disrupted activity at Jerry Area High School parking lot after forcing a driver to leave a car where beer was hidden. He was intoxicated and handed to his father to face Alderman Norbert Bachefer on the minor drinking charge.
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Polce
Jerry Area High School
Norbert Bachefer
Destroyers duel with coast batteries near Vinh and Dong Hoi
U S destroyers Benner and Stoddard fought two gun duels with North Vietnamese coastal batteries near Vinh and Dong Hoi as bombers hit rail yards north and south of Hanoi. South Vietnamese paratroopers report 108 Viet Cong killed in two clashes. Four Viet Cong held after a depot raid. 45 tons of rice and 10 cases of TNT seized. Casualties described as light.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Quang Tri
Iron Triangle
U.S. 199Th Light Infantry
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Benner
Stoddard
Vinh
Dong Hoi
United States
Ben Suc
Dau Mot
Night Typing Course Offered to Corry Adults
Local high school to gauge interest in an evening typing class for adults in Corry. A meeting for full details and registration forms is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Room 6 next Wednesday, with possible expansion into other adult education subjects if interest exists. Warren schools also invite registrations for courses including basic and advanced drafting bookkeeping shorthand typing and practical nursing.
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Corry
Warren
Four Car Collision In Mill Village Injures One
A four vehicle crash in Mill Village near Route 6 caused $2,686 in damage and minor injuries to Corry resident Daniel Connolly, 32. Connolly crossed Route 6 into Carl Spaid’s path, spun into a stopped car driven by Stephen Bielak, then struck an unoccupied vehicle owned by James Patten. Bielak sustained knee pain but did not need hospital care.
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Mill Village
Corry
Thomas Carr
Daniel Connolly
Erie
Connolly
Carl Spaid
Cambridge Springs
Connolly Auto
Route
Stephen Bielak
Union City
James Patten
Waterford
Carr
Spaid
Bielak
Patten
Crestline Buys Local Plant on Pennsylvania Avenue
Crestline Windows purchased the plant building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Corry for 85 000. The firm, which moved to Corry in 1984 after collaboration with the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp, makes pre cut windows and ships across the eastern seaboard. A lease with option to buy from Mr and Mrs W A Redmond and Mr and Mrs Kermit Mewes was exercised, with the purchase filed in Erie.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Crestline
Crestline Company
Corry
Corry Area
Kermit Mewes
the Erie
COP United On Cuts Divided On Taxes
Washington AP Republicans push for spending cuts while split on making opposition to Johnson tax plan a party issue. Some leaders resist any tax increase but no official GOP position exists yet. Gerald Ford leans against hikes. Byrnes sees no firm stance.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Gerald R Ford
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ways and Means
Byrnes
Ford
Congress
Hotel Co-owner To Face Trial In Fatal Crash
Charles LaRocca of North East, co owner of the Hotel Cor ty, bound over to Erie County court on involuntary manslaughter charges after a two car crash in Greenfield Township in October. The victim was Richard Lewkowicz of Erie. Police said LaRocca was southbound on Route 9 and struck the Lewkowicz car as it emerged from a intersecting road onto Route 89. An assistant district attorney noted the hearing sought to determine if he was exercising due care at the time.
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Charles LaRocca
North East
Corty
Erie
Greenfield Township
Justice of the
Charles Reichert
Harborcreek
LaRocea
Richard Lewkowicz
Lawrence Park
Lewkowicz
Joseph Barber
Reichert
la Rocca
Erie Youth 19 Killed In Erie Bus Crash
ERIE Pa AP A teenager was killed and seven injured when an eastbound car in the westbound lanes collided head on with a Greyhound bus on Interstate 90 three miles south of Erie Donald B Sayre 19 of Erie the auto driver was killed He was alone The bus driver Andrew Sagen 47 of Madison Ohio escaped injury The injured were bus passengers en route to Cleveland from Buffalo N Y treated at St Vincent Hospital Erie and released
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Erie
Greyhound
Donald B. Sayre
Sayre
Andrew Sagen
Madison
Ohio
Cleveland
Buffalo
St. Vincent Hospital
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