Weather and local notices from northwestern Pennsylvania
Mostly cloudy and mild with afternoon showers in northwestern Pennsylvania. highs 40s to near 80, tonight and tomorrow showers with lows mid 30s to near 40, winds northeast 6 to 15 mph, precipitation 7 percent. Titusville Council to discuss a resolution opposing metal imports from Rhodesia to protect Universal Cyclops Steel supply. 17 broken windows at Titusville Country Club, $100 damage. drain tile used. Molt Street crash at Franklin Street caused $575 damage, one driver charged. Deborah Sue McIntyre, 16, cited for failure to yield. Kling furniture plant in Mayville told to fix FCC-mandated interference. five wood gluing machines blamed, sixth-degree black belt Jerry Durant to demo at Corry YMCA. Corry driver Richard L. Harrington, 23, uninjured after crash with guard rails. $400 damage. Cambridge Springs laundromat fire causes extensive damage. fire marshal to investigate. no arson suspected.
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Pranklin Street
Deborah Sue McIntyre
Mott Street
Franklin
Mott
George Southworth
West Irving Street
Miss McIntyre
McIntyre
Southworth
Deaths C H Austin 63 83 in Corry area resident since 1950s
Charles H. Austin of 137 East Church Street died Saturday at Cahil Nursing Home after three weeks as a resident. Born March 3 1890 in Armstrong County he lived in Corry 12 years. He worked as a night watchman at Clarion State College, survived by two sons a sister four brothers five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at Jaynes St George Funeral Home with Rev Warren Lewis officiating, burial in New Bethlehem Cemetery. Donations to Fellowship Baptist Church building fund.
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Charles H. Austin
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Twila Mae Austin
Fellowship Baptist Church
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
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Brison Moore
Templeton
Earl
Robert
Harry
Ray
New York State
James St. George Funeral Home
Warren Lewis
New Bethlehem Cemetery
New Bethlehem
Fellowship Baptist Church Building Fund
Austin
Church Street
Pam
Jaynes St. George
Warren
Lewis
Friends May Wall
Lineral
Winds Rip Across Warren County Area
Strong winds and rain disrupted several towns as downed limbs interrupted power and phone lines. Police logged five calls, crews cleaned up debris, and no major damage or outages were reported. Two teens were injured when a car hit a downed tree. they survived in satisfactory condition.
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Streets
Titusville
Warren County
Power Company
Penelec
Warren Electric Cooperative
Akeley
Akeley Bridge
Meadville
Donald Copeland
R.D.2
Guys Mills
Glenn Reedy
R.D-2
Spencer Hospital
East Mead Township
Copeland
Meadville Ambulance Service
British May Have To Cut To Two Days
London AP report on a 24 hour wildcat rail strike expanding difficulties for commuters. Signalmen guards and porters protest Sunday pay cuts amid a ban on weekend work by engineers and firemen seeking wage boosts beyond Heath era ceilings. Government saves funds by not paying non strikers. Energy minister Carrington warns mines could cut work week to two or one day if strikes persist.
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Edward Heath
Government Railway Board
Rail Board
Heath
Lord Carrington
Nixon Proposes Boosts for Vets and GI Benefits
President Nixon proposed cost of living increases for veterans pensions and an eight percent rise in GI education benefits as part of a 13.6 billion package. He urged restoring Veterans Day to November 11 and outlined a major VA hospital construction plan with record funding and more medical staff.
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Nixon
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Senate
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97 Day Siege End. Israelis Withdraw From Suez City
Israel ended a 97 day siege of Suez City and handed over control to the United Nations. Israeli forces pulled back from a large enclave, freeing Egypt's encircled Third Army as UN troops assumed security duties.
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Israel
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Canal Bridges
Africa
Suez Canal
U.N
Reina Raitasaari
Adabiya
Henry A Kissinger
GenTel Plans $12.6 Million Expansion Across Erie Area in 1974
GenTel will spend 12.6 million in 1974 to expand local and long distance service in Erie County and parts of Warren and Crawford counties. Northern Division manager W J Schilling says the budget targets 98,000 customers with a program including two computer controlled switching centers and buried cable to reduce outages. New long distance center near State Headquarters and West Exchange Office installations will boost capacity to handle thousands more calls and improve reliability. The plan also adds direct distance dialing, 21 major outside projects, and 6,800 new telephones in 1974 for an estimated total of about 174,688 phones served.
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Erie County
Warren
Crawford
W.J. Schilling
Northern
Schilling
Tie
Erie Area
West Exchange
Erie
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Cuba Prepares Welcome For Brezhnev Visit
Cuba readies a large welcome for Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev in Havana. The visit, among the first by a top Soviet leader in years, follows talks on thaw prospects with the United States amid ongoing Cuban economic strains and Moscow aid. Brezhnev’s trip may mirror Kosygin’s 1971 visit with public ceremonies and provincial tours. Havana radio hails it as potentially the most important in Cuba’s history.
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Fernando
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Jerry Durant
Richard L. Harrington
Cambridge Springs
Robert Hoyt
Hoyt
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Centerville
Conneautville
Townville
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Ditech Hill
Conneaut Lake
Saegertown
Rome
Jerusalem
Garden OF Gethsemene
Mount OF Olives
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Jerico
Jordan River
Galilee
William Hazlett
Hant Main St
Pho
James Duratz
Mid- Penn Telephone Co
UN Group
Giddi
Mitla
Cairo
Syria
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Kurt Walheim
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Japan
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Ahmed Zaki Yamani
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