Real estate transfer in Erie County and local business woes
A transfer from Errol E. Green to Vernita G. Kvashay was recorded in Erie County courthouse. The State Liquor Control Board fined A and B Distributing Co of First Avenue 400 for dishonored checks to purchase malt beverages. Donald Bachofner sold his stake to Joseph Amoroso. final sale arrangements next week. Police investigated two noisy incidents on East Main Street and a hotel guest reported a man discarding bottles in City Park.
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Concord Township
Erie County
Errol E. Green
Vernita G. Kvashay
State /Liquor Control Board
A&b Distributing Co
First avenue #400
Joseph A. Amoroso
Donald B. Bachelper
Donald B. Bachofner
First Avenue Beer
Joseph Amoroso
Bachomer
Amoroso
Corry
Gromyko to Visit Tokyo for Consular Treaty Signing
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will arrive in Tokyo on July 24 for a week long visit. He will sign a consular treaty with Japan, becoming the first Soviet foreign minister to visit since World War II.
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Gromyko
Tokyo
Andrei A. Gromyko
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Riot at Maryland Penitentiary leads to tight security
About 1,000 inmates of the Maryland Penitentiary rioted on Friday causing extensive damage. Tear gas and fire hoses contained the violence without gunfire or serious injuries. Warden Copinger announced controlled release from cells and a grievance session.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore City
Roger B. Copinger Jr
Copinger
Vernon L. Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
Pepersack
Maryland
Town Gripe Column Highlights Traffic and Tax Concerns
A reader submits multiple gripes about city life including loud motorcycles, speeding cars, broken sidewalks, pedestrians and loose dogs. They question ordinance enforcement, traffic light timing on North Center Street, and ice cream truck visits at meal and bedtime. The note also laments a sharp rise in per capita tax harming elderly on fixed incomes.
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South Center Street
East Main Street
Columbus Avenue
South Center
Grove Street
Public grievances on taxes schools paper routes and salaries
A reader vents about rising school taxes for seniors on fixed incomes and the burden of burial costs. They question double pay for administrators, request accountability at the Journal for paper routes, and protest a two and a half mill tax increase on their home. The letter covers elder finances, school funding, union concerns, and locality services.
Union City Livestock Prices for Sale July 7
Prices listed for July 7 include good and choice hogs 22 to 28, sows 18 to 20, beef cows 17 to 20, canners and cutters 14 to 16, beef heifers 18 to 22, bulls 20 to 24, veal calves 28 to 31, heavy and medium calves 24 to 27, and lambs 20 to 25.
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Union City
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Rorry High School
Kiwanis Club
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Washington Street
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Jayne Mansfield
Mamie van Doren
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