Two Corry students named to dean's list at Thirl College
Michael L. Williams and Joh A. Wotus earned dean's list status for the first semester with GPAs at least 3.49. Williams, a geology sophomore, lives at 711 Mead Avenue. Wotus, a senior political science major and Delta Sigma Phi member, resides at 520 Grand Street.
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Corry Area
Thirl College
Michael L. Williams
Richard Williams
Mead Avenue
Joh A. Wotus
Albert B. Wotus
Grand Street
Williams
Wolus
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
15 Most Active Stocks in Townville Fire and Local Crime
Fire at James Gillette planing mill in Townville causes an estimated loss over 50000 with two sheds saved. No injuries. Centerville and Guys Mills fire units assisted Townville firefighters. Also reports of stolen bicycle from Dr. George Gould’s barn, a Wrightsville two vehicle crash on Route 6 near Union City, Social Security office hours in Corry, and a grand jury indicting two residents for rape burglary and theft. Civil Service exam set in Erie for substitute rural carriers. starting pay 4.65 to 6.05 per hour. Automated tellers in U.S. banks exceed 1000 units with more on order.
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James Gillette
Townville
Kenneth Anderson
Centerville
Guys Mills
Union City
George Gould
East Smith Street
Chris Tarbell
Mary Greishaw
West Smith Street
Greishaw
C. L. Lindenberger
West Main Street
Berm
Greishaw Auto
Lindenberger
Civil Service Commission
Erie
Corry Post Office
Corry
Nixon Says One Year Of Watergate Is Enough
President Nixon declares in the State of the Union address that one year of Watergate is enough and vows he will not resign. He outlines a 10 point program for progress including energy independence, peace, prices, health care, local government, transportation, education, privacy, welfare reform, and world economy.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Middle East
Truck Shutdown Effort Encounters Low Cooperation
In western Pennsylvania state police reported a shooting, windshield smashings and one arrest as a planned truck shutdown began unevenly. Investigators said drivers were reluctant to talk, with many saying they did not want to get involved. Traffic later appeared light to normal as the day progressed.
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Cox
Pennsylvania
Nixon hints at oil boycott lift as Middle East talks loom
President Nixon said Arab oil producers may soon meet to discuss lifting the U S boycott. Officials suggested he might refer to the Feb 14 scheduled OAPEC session in Tripoli Libya where Sadat aims to resume shipments. No clarification was provided by the White House. He urged measures to cut dependence on foreign oil and touted new detente with the Soviet Union while pressing Congress on defense funding and emigration-friendly trade steps.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Tripoli
White House
Congress
Middle East
House
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
Libya
Anwar Sadat
Gerald L. Warren
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Senate
Detroit Police Testify in Hallett Family Murder Case
A Detroit homicide detective testified in Mayville that four spent rifle cartridges were found in Susan Hallett’s Detroit apartment along with a bag of shells and victims’ papers. Hallett, 25, and Richard Parish, 28, face murder charges for the rifle slayings of Susan Hallett’s father Robert Hallett and his wife Grace and daughter Ann in Jamestown on Feb. 12. Witnesses described the arrests on Feb. 13.
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Mayville
N.Y
Detroit
Hallett
Herman Wagner
Ismet, Renowned Dancer, Joins Erie Ballet Scene
Ballet notes describe Ismet, trained at the Conservatory of the Dance at the Brussels Opera, as associate professor at Point Park College and ballet master with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre before moving to Erie. He began his career at 17 with Grand ballet du Marquis de Cuevas under John Tarras, later a guest at Paris Opera and choreographer on over 100 French TV shows including one with Maurice Chevalier.
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Conservatory of the Dance
Brussels Opera
Point Park College
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
Erie
Grand Ballet du Marquis de Cuevas
John Tarras
New York City Ballet
Ismet
Paris Opera
Maurice Chevalier
Open air rock concert plan faces Machias opposition
Ronald Waldron of Lakewood says Machias residents oppose his open air rock festival set for June 29 on his Uncle Glen Waldron’s 240 acre Canada Hill Road tract. Co sponsor Steven Showers and Waldron are Bush Police Department members. Waldron criticizes coverage and says he will consult an attorney before deciding next steps.
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Lakewood
N.Y
Ronald Waldron
Machias
Glen Waldron
Canada Hill Road
Waldron
Steven Showers
Busti
Town of Bush
Edward R. Morgan
Morgan
Cattaraugus County
Charles B. Will
Grand Jury Urges County Hospital Plan
The Erie County grand jury finished its January session with a tour of facilities and urged immediate hiring of a consulting firm to develop a plan expanding Erie County Hospital to 400 more beds. It also recommended an open house to inform taxpayers and urged smoke detectors tied to the fire department at the hospital annex. The panel praised the Edmund L. Thomas Juvenile Detention Center, urged full county support, noted the aging jail as construction nears, and questioned possible abolishment of the grand jury system. It suggested courthouse improvements such as microfilming records and better parking, and warned this could be the last Erie County grand jury due to an abolition initiative with no official action yet.
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Erie
Erie County Grand Jury
Erie County
Sanel
Grand Jury
Edmund L. Thomas Juvenile Detention Center
Pennsylvania
Deaths Mrs. M. R. Storer at 87 in Crawford County Home
Mrs. Mabel R. Storer a Crawford County Home resident in Saeger town died there yesterday after years in the home. Born February 20, 1886 in Carter Hill Wayne Township she lived in Corry and North East before retiring in 1925. She worked at Aero Supply during World War II. Survived by cousins. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m. and services tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Rev Eugene F Donelson officiating. Burial in Beaverday Cemetery.
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M. R. Storer
Mabel R. Storer
Crawford County
Saegertown
Corry
West Irving Street
Carter Hill
Wayne Township
Aero Supply Company
Archie Storer
Bracken Funeral Home
Eugene F Donelson
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Beaverdayyy Cemetery
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Forest W. Hopkins
Alan R. Bemis
R.D
Porter
Martin A. Glatz
Wheelock Community Church Inc
Paul Kundracik
Municipal Authority of
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South Streets
Andrew West
Anthony Cooper
Johnson Street
West
Cooper
South Center Street
Main
Rean McElroy
East South Street
Wrightsville
Richard Johnson
R.D.1
Pittsfield
DeWarren Alexander
Sugar Grove
Social Security Administration
Bernard Farnbaugh
Corry Ymca
Dale L. Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Michael J. Nadolny
Clymer
McKean County
Gale Hollenbeck
Harry L
Butch
McCracken
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Johnson Farm
Harrisburg Run
Hollenbeck
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
New York
U.S
Arthur D. Little Inc
NY Stock Exchange
Am Motors
Natornas
CocaBig NY
Bayay 4
Signal Co
Tyree St
AmTel&Te
Columbus
Sw!zzecme ‘Gann
F.S.L
Black & White
R. D
C6rry
Jabl
Jamesway
Dandee Service
P.O
Clymer, N.Y
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