Budget Cuts Highlight Ridgway Council Meeting
The Ridgway budget was set at 245000 dollars, down from 296000 last year, with tax restraint amid tough economics. A 90th birthday celebration at Meadville Hospital honored Mrs Anna Schreck of Meadville, while funeral services were held for Crawford County Republican leader John R Beuchat, aged 61. Three Spartansburg youths returned a wallet found near Mike's Pizza Shop, containing checks and cash, to owner Robert Kensinger. Sergeant Joseph Mastrian of the Pennsylvania State Police retires Feb 7. Infant Mary Beth Hammond buried at McCray after private services and Pine Grove interment. Weather outlook shows gradual milder days with periodic cold snaps and light snow flurries. Assault charges against five Corry area residents were dropped ahead of a hearing. the case stemmed from a home entry while a babysitter was present.
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Spartansburg
Mike
Larry Carter
Larry Morris
Dale Blakeslee
Corry Area High School
Robert Kensinger
M41
Blclid Street
Mary Beth Hammond
Robert Hammond
R. D
Corry
Richard Bodey
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Pine Grove
McCray Cemetery
Corry and Area
Norbert Bachemer
George Fransky
East Church Street
Brian W. Jagel
West Pleasant Street
Robert Morris
Rockefeller Attacks Cuban Information Policy
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged the public be told the whole truth about Cuba and the international situation. He condemned the view that Americans cannot handle the full truth as dangerous and invalid, saying it underestimates democracy and harms national policy.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cuba
New York State Publishers Association
Rockefeller
GOP
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Walter J. Mahoney
Senate
Washington
Mom Who Saved Tot From Fire In Poor Condition
A Salton County mother, Mrs Albert Hitchcock Jr, 33, is listed in poor condition at Jamestown General Hospital after losing three of her four children in a rural house fire near Fredonia Jamestown. Firefighters from Ellington Sinclairville and Cherry Creek battled the blaze, while a 7 month old survived with frostbite. The four other suspects face arraignment after a break in.
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Sllington
Chaulauqua County
Jamestown General Hospital
Albert Hitchcock Jr
Cindy Lou
Albert
James
Michael
Hitchcock
Fredonia
Jamestown
Ellington
Sinclairsville
Cherry Creek
Youngest child fitted with artificial leg learns to skate
A Pittsburgh hospital story follows a boy who, after doctors warned little hope, grew to five pounds six ounces, went home, and at 14 became one of the youngest patients fitted with an artificial leg at Children’s Hospital. He learned to wait and then skate, marking a remarkable recovery and adaptation.
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Brett
Leeach Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
Pittburgh
Bart
Born Without Right Leg New Skates for Brett Cunningham
Four year old Brett Cunningham of Milligantown, NEw Kensington, born premature without a right leg, skates and swims with ease. His father Steele Cunningham, a glassworker, says he is unafraid to fall and bounces back quickly. Brett is proud to tell people he has an artificial leg and must be refitted as he outgrows it. Born June 6, 1958, at three pounds four ounces, his weight later dropped to two pounds ten ounces.
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Brett Steele Cunningham
Milligantown
New Kensington
Brett
Brett Cunningham
Steele C. Cunningham
Britain reassures on Europe after De Gaulle setback
Deputy Foreign Secretary Edward Heath said Britain will stay in close contact with the five partners in Brussels and decide on next steps in days. He vowed not to turn away from Europe, while De Gaulle appeared cool amid the storm. Paris sources suggested France may not close the door to Britain forever, with months or perhaps.
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Britain
Edward Heath
Brussels
Five
Europe
de Gaulle
Paris
France
United States
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Pulbright
D-Ark
Atlantic
U.S
Five Children Perish In Penn a Blaze
A fire leveled the Leland Gallatin home in Davistown Greene County Pennsylvania killing five children. Identified victims are Linda 11 Carson 1 Jeffrey 4 Judy 2 and Letha 1 month. Their mother Alveria is hospitalized in Morgantown West Virginia. Father worked at Shannopin Coal Mine in Bobtown. Coroner says explosion suspected and heat scorched nearby dwelling windows and curtains.
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Waynesburg
Aine
Davistown
Pennsylvania
Leland Gallatin
Linda
Carson
Jeffrey
Dudy
Letha
Frank Behm
Greene County
Frost Reflects On Poetry And Public Life In Legacy Piece
A Washington AP feature surveys Robert Frost from his early strength to later criticism, arguing his work stayed true yet evolved in technique. It weighs his independence from social clout, his affection for Emerson and Thoreau, and the debate over poetry’s role in delight and instruction.
Fire damages Fifth Ward Elementary in Washington Pa
A fire destroyed the cellar of Fifth Ward Elementary, a three story brick building, delaying classes. Superintendent Dr Glenn C Hess estimated losses at 20000 dollars and predicted the school would close for the term. About 200 pupils will be reassigned to other schools.
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Washington
Fifth Ward
Glenn C. Hess
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