Potocki named to Gannon College dean's list
Edmond J. Potocki of 632 Shady Avenue earned dean's list honors for the spring semester at Gannon College in Erie. The item also notes local scouting and police activity including Webelos Day plans, stray dogs in the city pound, a rescue saw demo for the Stanford Hose Company, and a noninjury crash near Mill Village involving Emory Hutchison with $400 damage.
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Edmond J. Potocki
Edmond C. Potocki
Shady Avenue
Gannon College
Erie
Washington ‘Trail
Stanford Hose Company
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Mill Village
Morris, Demsko
Corry
Blount cites surge of obscene mail by smut advertisers
Postmaster General Winton Blount told Congress that commercial smut advertisers flood the mails with unsolicited obscene material. He cited 167000 complaints in 1968 and about 200000 in the first 11 months of 1969, urging three Nixon proposals to curb the practice.
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Washington
Winton M. Blount
Congress
Blount
Post Office Dept
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Nixon
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15 Still Missing After Ohio Storm
The Coast Guard reported 15 people missing after July 4 Northern Ohio storms near Cleveland with 34 dead and millions in damage. Five of the missing are feared drowned, though no drownings confirmed yet. Governor Rhodes estimated damage at $30 million across 23 counties and warned figures remain preliminary.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
U.S. Coast Guard
The
Coast Guard
Nixon
James A. Rhodes
Two Youngsville Girls Located After Overnight Disappearance
Two 14 year old girls from Youngsville were found near the Brokenstraw Swimming Pool around midnight Monday after an 11 hour search led by Fire Chief Lee Sitler. Firemen feared for the girls safety amid a rattlesnake infested wooded area. Names were Sue Dunham and Cindy Alexis, both 14.
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Youngsville
Brokenstraw
Lee Sitler
Sue Dunham
Shelby Dunham
Cindy Alexis
Final Apollo Inspections Under Way
Crews inspect the Saturn 5 rocket and Apollo 11 spacecraft with hours left before the countdown for the moon mission. Engineers check both exterior and interior for flaws as the 350 million flight nears liftoff. Astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins train in the command ship trainer for launch procedures and emergencies.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Walter J. Kapryan
PUC and Penn-Central Review Crossings for Track Abandonment
Officials from the Public Utility Commission and Penn-Central Railroad checked ten grade crossings between Irvine and Tidioute as part of abandoned track proceedings. Marvin Taylor and Chester Taylor led the inspection with local officials George Probst Dale Freeborough and Richard Powell. The group discussed future use of the right of way including potential trails from Irvine to Titusville and possible Forest Service involvement along the river.
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PUC
Public Utility Commission
Penn-Central Railroad
Penn- Central
Irvine
Tidioute
Marvin Taylor
Chester ‘Taylor
Penn-Central
Brokenstraw
George Probst
Dale Freeborough
Richard Powell
Brokenstraw Highway Department
Titusville
Buckaloons
Forest Service
Tionesta
Cooperstown Neighbors Dig In For Makeshift Sugar Creek Bridge
Cooperstown residents who contributed 240 dollars to a temporary Sugar Creek bridge are donating again after the makeshift span, built from flat-bed trailers, buckled in rising water over the weekend. The creek’s floodwaters caused the bridge collapse on April 4. State plans to replace it exist but no construction has begun.
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Sugar Creek
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