Fragmentary local notice on municipal matters and events
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled notice referencing municipal authority, a January date, and various scattered phrases about city affairs, a parking amendment, and local events. It mentions Secre tary and City Clerk roles, a hospital day, and a theatre actress, but the text is largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colum Ceramic & Room
Lear
Easler
Tlle
Municipal
Asylvania
Mem
Farrishupeary
Prasenca
Spain
Pital
Edinboro Coed Slain. Erie Man Admits Murder
Erie police say 21 year old married machinist Daniel Roy Biebighauser confessed to killing 20 year old Mary Lynn Crotty of Lawrence Park who was found with multiple stab and slash wounds after a blind date. Autopsy pending as investigators tie the case to similar recent crimes and reconstruct the night’s events.
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Erie
Edinboro
Mary ‘Lynn Crotty
Lawrence Park
Millcreek
Daniel Roy Biebighauser
Lawrence Park Township
Biebighauser
City's Fire Loss Drops To $2 523
Fire Chief Jerome Davis reported to City Council that last year’s city fire losses fell to 2523, a record low in years, while rural outside calls totaled 31, producing 26450 in outside losses. The department answered 185 calls, 104 within city limits, with only three malicious false alarms. Losses by category were 735 in Residential, 368 Merchants, 800 Manufacturing, 250 Garages and barns, and 670 Autos and boats. Davis noted Stanford Hose Company training and urged Cornell to consider a 1985 triple combination pumper at 24000, to upgrade assets on replacement basis.
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Inoe Cy
Jerome Davis
Davis
Corry
Council
Stanford Hose Company
Cornell
Shot 72 Years Ago In Leg Slug Emerges in Florida
In Port Lauderdale Florida George W McCauley once shot in the right leg in 1801 during a hunting accident never had the 22 caliber slug removed until today when the slug popped out of his leg at home. Dr Walter Kotarski theorizes a bruise may have helped push the bullet outward, revealing the long‑buried slug.
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Slngpleld
Mass.ae
George W. McCauley
Port Lauderdale
Fla
McCaulley
Walter C. Kotarski
Planners Urge Council To Adopt Zone Ordinance
Planning and Zoning Commission urged the city to adopt zoning provisions from the Master Plan. Commission chair Lous Miller noted $14,500 spent on the plan and urged early consideration. Council, handling about a dozen projects, promised to revisit zoning recommendations soon. The Master Plan proposes civic improvements over 20 years with Michael Baker, Inc. involvement.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Lous Miller
Commission
Miller
Civb
Planing Commission
Michael Baker, Inc
Youth Robs Kennedy Aide at Capitol Hill Home
Mrs. Hays, 65, reported a young Black intruder entered Brooks Hays's Capitol Hill residence while she sewed and threatened her with scissors. The robber demanded money, took about 10 to 12 dollars from church envelopes, and fled as her husband returned from Virginia.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Brooks Hays
Seek U. S. Aid For $109,000 Sewer Project
City Council moved to seek federal aid for a $109,000 North End sewer program under the Clark Blatnik Public Works Acceleration Plan. City engineer Victor Ward outlined the project area and the required engineering survey to accompany the federal aid request, noting both city and federal shares would be about $55,000 each and that work must start within 120 days after application.
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North End
Victor Ward
Ward
Ohio-Johnson-White Streets
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Bear Creek
Raymond Avenue
Irving Street
Cornell
White Street
West Columbus
Paper Guild Mortgages Headquarters to Aid Strikers
The New York Newspaper Guild voted to mortgage its headquarters to fund strike benefits for members. It urged fresh personnel for negotiations and said mediators should press printers and publishers to resume talks until a settlement is reached. The guild represents editorial and commercial staff amid a citywide nine newspaper shutdown.
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NEW York
New York Newspaper Guild
W. Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio Informations ‘Typographical Union
Anh
Cleveland
Afl-Cio News
Kirk Column Starts Today in Journal
Russell Kirk launches To The Point in today's Journal with informative entertaining humor. A world renowned author and educator, Kirk will comment on topics of interest to readers, blending scholarly insight with human interest, forming a wide appeal column.
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Russell Kirk
Kirk
America
St. Andrews University
Scotland
Old House OF Fear
Saturday Evening Post
The
National Review
Fortune Aind
Ivory Tower
Aine End
Journal
Fire Fatality From Smoking In Bed In Dormont
AP report states 50 year old Luc Powers of Dormont died in a third floor bedroom blaze in a Massachusetts area home, after authorities say he was likely smoking in bed and fell asleep. Fire officials found him deceased amid the flames.
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Flbbunlm
Luc P. Powers
Dormont
Allegheny
Powers
Officera
Big 3 Hold Nuclear Huddle
United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union met in Washington for a fresh push toward a one year nuclear test ban. Inspections remained the key dispute with Moscow insisting on three onsite checks annually while Washington seeks more.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
IMS
U.S
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Gromyko
France
State Department
William C. Foster
U.S. Arts Control and Disarmament Agency
Charles Stelle
Simation Geneva
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Nations
Semin Kn
Trarapida
Britain
Good Teacher Worth More Than Senator and Admiral
In New York Ramay man G Rickover director of the Atomic Energy Commission argues teachers should be paid more than senators or admirals He would divert military funds if education lacked money Addressing the Fund for the Republic two day meeting marking its 10th anniversary Rickover criticizes emphasis on salable skills and on promoters and administrators rather than on teachers He calls for greater support of classroom educators and a shift away from military funding toward education
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New York
Ramayman G. Rickover
Atomic Energy Commission
Pa Boy Drowns In YMCA Pool In Butler
Butler officials report A Ross 1 was found in the Butler YMCA pool last night and died. An other boy saw him collapse and divers recovered the body. Ross had a brain operation a year ago and was said to sometimes black out. Authorities withheld ruling pending autopsy.
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Butler, Pa
A. Ross
Butler
Butler Ymca
Ross
Council Heaves Sigh Of Relief Backing Out Of Court Plan
City council votes to end the traffic and police court effective February 1, ending a project born by aldermen. Alderman Norbert Bachofner completes the last month of monthly rotation with M Cobbett and Porter Auer. Council cites two main objections the aldermen faced limiting costs and idle hours in council chambers. Continued on Page Two.
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Norbert Bachofner
Bachofner
Cobbett
Porter Auer
Colina
Council
Five Charged With Assault In Family Dispute
Corry state police served assault and battery warrants on five individuals at the request of Alderman Norbert Bachofner. The charges stem from a dispute over custody of children, involving Mrs George Pransky and four others who allegedly forced entry and a reported injury. All five pled guilty at arraignment and were released on $500 property bonds pending a Saturday hearing. the children were returned to their father.
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Corry
Norbert Bachofner
Bachofner
George Pransky
R. D
Brian
W. Jagei
West Pleasant Street
Robert E. Morris
R. D. Spartansburg
Robert Morris
Betty Root
Pleasant Street
Robert Merritt
R. D. Corry
Pransky
Merritt
Robert
John Daly to Quit What's My Line Over Contract
John Daly plans to leave CBS game show What's My Line in early October after a contract dispute. He said a recent offer was flat and nonnegotiable despite 14 years with the program.
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John Daly
CBS
Daly
Corry Man Proposes City Dog Control Plan
A Corry resident presented a detailed dog control proposal to the City Council. The plan envisions city land for kennels and seven dog houses, plus funding to acquire food and bedding and a system to impound and manage stray animals. Mallory would oversee care and report monthly, with police and residents authorized to place dogs in the pound.
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Conwell
Philip Zalmicots
Russell Mallory
Mallory's Ment Mar
Washington Street
Cowell
Tool
White
Ehlore
Mallory
Pey
Randorm
Corry
Yaleneck Te Inevely
Erie
Jnmnestown
Man Arrested After Killing Wife In Joke Incident
In Willow Grove Pennsylvania Sylvia Dieter 34 mother of three was shot in a first-floor apartment while the husband Richard 36 claimed the act was a joke. The couple’s children ages 1 6 and 12 slept nearby as Abington Township police charged the husband with homicide after the 4 15 a m return from work.
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Willow Grove
Sylvia Dieter
John Lee
Richard
Abington Township
Douglas Lane
Richard Karl
Dieter
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Police Fire Pension Funds On Increase
City boards for police and fire pensions heard year end reports and bonded handlers per state rule. Bonds total 3500 dollars for fire fund and 10000 dollars for police fund with Mayor Zalmneck and Abbey as cover. assets for fire fund rise to 35640 with gain of 2424, police assets at 98951 up from 97082. actuarial study planned this year for adequacy.
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Guy Abbey
Philip Zalmneck
Abbey
Counnell
BP Thorn
Inter
Ajax
Firemen
Policumen
Baby Strangles To Death In Bed
Five month old Gayld J. Donkey yus fone démd io a crime at Bln home in Symnrsey County yesterday. Cerone Robert H. Halverson sold the infant treated where His teat abpped betwee Ue ertty.
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Myersdale
Gayld J
Cerone
Robert H. Halverson
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