Heavy Rains Flood SW Pennsylvania Cause Power Outages
Heavy rains over three hours dumped two to four inches in southwestern Pennsylvania with Cannonsburg and Claysville bearing the heaviest downpour. Allegheny and Washington counties were hit hardest as flash flood warnings extended to Somerset, Cambria and Westmoreland. Flooding damaged basements and a school roof in nearby Moundsville, W Va, while utility crews repaired lines amid strikes. City traffic and Port Authority bus service were disrupted, and a mine shaft incident briefly affected trolley operations.
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Pennsylvania
National Weather Service
Cannonsburg
Claysville
Washington County
Weather Service
Allegheny
Washington
Somerset
Cambria
Westmoreland
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Port Authority
Bell
Six Arrested in Crawford County Drug Raids
Six suspects including a 17 year old were nabbed by state police and Meadville officers in raids on Tuesday and yesterday. Arrested are Robert H. Sherriff of Springboro Ronald L. Overton Donald J. Saputo all of Meadville and Larry and Jean Ganster of Meadville plus a 17 year old male for hash delivery. Sherriff Overton Saputo and the juvenile remain jailed in Crawford County on bond. the Gansters posted 3000 dollars bond.
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Meadville
Robert H. Sherriff
Springboro
Ronald L. Overton
Donald J. Saputo
Larry Ganster
Jean Ganster
Meadville Police
State Police Strike Force
State Police
Sherriff
Overton
Saputo
Crawford County
Groters family reunion set at Clymer July 19
The 71st Groters family reunion will be July 19 at the Clymer Conservation Club. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn TeWinkle and family. Other notes mention slides by Rev. and Mrs. Robert VanEarden in Chino California and various visits and gatherings among local families. Congratulations to Deborah Williams on June 10 graduation and related attendees.
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Gertrude Gravink
United Methodist
North Clymer
Clymer
North Clymer United Methodist Church
Anna May Cole
Jamestown
Chautaauqa County
Judy Upperman
Diane Cady
Judy Stoddard
Camp Findley
Tabernacle
P. DeGerlando
Cody McKnight
Bryal Young
Ray Harris
Gene Westley
Weaver Hall
Westley
Milton Holthouse
Barbara
Pulaski
N.Y
Robert van Barden
Chino
Calif
Abbe Church
Eldred Roush
Floyd VanderSchaaff
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Burdette VanderSchaaff
David
Philadelphia
Dean VanderSchaaff
Dennis
Concord
N.H
Minnie Legters
Gary Legters
Lockport
Carol Compton
Daniel Relihan
Albany
Detroit
Mich
Clara Holthouse
Barbara Holthouse
Shirley (Stapeton) Fries
Los Alamos
N.mexico
Dennis Duffy
Debra Yvonne
Washington, D.C
Elwood Davis
Cindy
Mike
Pacific Grove
Rox
Anne
Groters
Clymer Conservation Club
Glenn TeWinkle
Robert VanEarden
Henry DeBoer
John
Jane
Midland Park
N.J
Roy
Robert Shaver
Roy Gravink
Hartfield
Grace Grayvnk
Ruth Beckerink
Lena’ TenHuisen
Corry
Eiverett TenHuisen
Keith TenHuisen
North East
David Bayle
Juliana
Scott
Denver, Colo
Mattie Beckerink
Ed Ruslin
William Hogenboom
Nettie Legters
Jane Habink
Josh Hogenboorn
Edinboro
Deborah Williams
R.X. Williams
R.X. Williams Sr
Allegheny College
Alden
University of Buffalo
School of Information and Library
Ruth Williams
R.X. Williams Jr
Bemus Point
Howard Meyers
Tonawanda
PennDOT Probed For Kickbacks
A federal investigation is underway into charges that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation demanded political contributions from architects and engineers in return for state contracts. U.S. Attorney Richard L. Thornburgh confirmed the probe as part of a statewide anti corruption pattern. The case marks the first time the transportation department is linked to such kickbacks in awarding state projects.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylania Department of Transportation
U.S. Atty
Richard L. Thornburgh
State Transportation Department
Dale Carnegie Course Boosts Klan Leader in Texas
Dim mie Johnson 19-year-old Grand Dragon of the Texas Fiery Knights of the Ku Klux Klan says a Dale Carnegie course helped his public relations image. The Houston machinist, elected in Dallas, plans to run for political office while denying violence. The piece notes his racist views and contrasts light nonviolent aims with Klan violence. It also mentions a Kansas City talent lineup for Starlight Theater and a contractor warning about campaign contributions for state projects.
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Houston
Tex
Dimmie Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
Dale Carnegie
Johnson
Texas Fiery Knights
Dallas
Fiery Knights
Imperial
Scott Nelson
KKK
Klan
CJ Makes Service Awards in Corry Jamestown Officials
Corry Jamestown officials presented service pins to two employees. Executive Vice President William Masler Jr. made the presentations. George Bell received a 30 year pin as foreman Thomas Stroup watched. Orlo Watrous received a 35 year pin in the inspection department. SAFER DRIVERS New York reports 2.3 million students completed driver education in 1972-73 with about 50,000 instructors certified to teach the course.
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Corry Jamestown
William Masler Jr
Masler
George Bell
Thomas Stroup
Master
Orlo Watrous
Safer Drivers
New York
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