Roofers Return To Work Sparks Local Complaints
Franklin police report a local roofing outfit overcharged a homeowner who paid 250 after an agreed 150, while two local men were cited for racing on North Center Street at dawn. Alderman Cobbett handled the traffic charge.
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Franklin
North Center Street
Lawrence Puckley
Cor
Ray C. Griswold
D. 1
Columbus
Center Street
Main Street
M. S
West Main Street
Union City
Thomas B. Kimmy
M. S. Cobbett
North Center
Simpson warns against Scranton plan as board critic
Simpson, a long time critic of Scranton education policies, claims secrecy surrounds the master plan for higher education and says the governor and board seek no dissent. Gov Scranton cites Attorney General opinion and majority board support as basis for removing Simpson for cause. Board President Otis McCreery of Pittsburgh urged Simpson’s removal over the weekend.
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Scranton
Board of Education
Simpson
Bipartisan
Board
Otis McCreery
Pittsburgh
Scouter Honored Scouter Honored at Sequoyah Center
The former Boy Scouts Senior Patrol Training Area at Camp Sequoyah was dedicated as the Harry Schiemer Training Center in memory of Harry Schiemer of Corry. The dedication, held off Route 5 about 20 miles west of Erie, included Richard H. Nichols and others as attendees.
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Boy Scouts
Camp Sequoyah
Harry Schiem
Harry Schiemer
Corry
Route 5
Erie
Richard H. Nichols
Corry and Joint Boards Consider School Transfer Plan
Superintendent Elsen proposes transferring 71 sixth graders from Conelway to Wright to relieve Wright shortages and adjust class sizes. The plan would create four sixth grades totaling 133 students at Wright, with nine fifth graders moved to Conelway to form two sections of 33 and three sections of 35 at Conelway and Cord, respectively. Corry Board members argue transfers are a Corry control, while the Joint Committee sees it as joint action. Concerns arise that rural board shortcomings push urban schools toward crowding, risking cuts to art and music programs.
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Wright School
Concord
Elsen
Corry Board
Wright
Conelway
Corry
Dale Webster
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Webster
Corry Board Favors Quick Study on School Transfers
Corry boards discuss transfers affecting elementary schools and urge faster action than the August meeting. Elsen warns delays hurt children and strain the superintendent by needing teachers to fill gaps. A special meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 pm with Elgin Borough Wayne and Concord township directors invited to join.
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Corry
Corry Board
Elsen
Elgin Borough
Wayne and Concord Townships
Conelway School
City Considering Audit After Probe Continues
The motion by Mayor Hampton carried unanimously. City Manager Joseph Zainel said an accountant would start an audit today to determine proof of loss. City Solicitor George Forssell Jr. noted no charges were filed against the person involved and will advise Council after the investigation concludes.
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iMayor Hampton
Joseph Zaine l Ater
George Forssell Jr
Council
Strike disrupts airline seats and mail across cities
A strike causes many no shows for American Airlines in Dallas and more flights leaving Denver with empty seats. Nonstrike carriers report long phone delays for reservations and slower mail delivery hits. Portland and Denver post offices warn of airmail delays up to a day to Chicago or New York, with regular mail shifting to train. Tektronix reports procurement delays, shifting to truck and rail from New York.
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American Airlines
Dallas
Denver
Portland
Ore
Chicago
New York
Scott Foster
Oregon Electronics
Tektronix
The
Explorer J Duff Reed Dies at 73 Former Byrd Explorer
Arlington Va Jona than Duff Reed 73 explorer who joined Adm Richard E Byrd on the 1926 North Pole expedition died Monday of a heart ailment He was active in the import export business in New York City after World War I.
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Arlington
Jonathan) Duff Reed
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
New York City
Air Strikes Falter As Viet Infiltration Persists
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says air strikes against North Vietnamese oil depots have had no noticeable effect on Communist infiltration into South Vietnam. He warned that increased infiltration could trigger more U S air raids and indicated a possible larger U S force and rapid air munitions production.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
South
U.S
McNamara
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
Aimit
Viet Nam
United States
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
House Republican Conference
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
China
Soviet Union
Thailand
Philippines
Okinawa
Japan
Hawaii
Congress
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Lorraine Hotel
East Main Street
Lee Nichols
Robert Nichols
Nichols
Youngsville Council
Brokenstraw Valley Swims Pool, Inc
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Ess Association
Chamber of Commerce
Whace
N. C
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Finger Lakes
Schoell- Kopf
Ithaca
Stewart
Doc) Tong
C of C
Gerald Whitling
Circle
Skat Oil Co
Columbus Avenue
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Erie County
Michael J. Verbosky ,Jr
Townsville
Monica Jean Botsford
Leonard J. Blair
Vinestreet, Corry
Diana C. Dickan
Chautauqua County
Mayville
N. Y
George W. Miller Jr
Grand Valley
Gordon T. Seiler
W. N. Boozell
R. D. Ij
North Clymer
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert G. Davis
Elmer Ortner
East South Street
Greenville, Pa. Methodist Church
Greenville Dene
Smith Hixson
First Avenue
Hixson
Leed's Women's Shop
Arthur Cohen
Chamber
Corry and
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Raymond J. Morris
Spartansburg
William A. Morris
R. D
Paul B. Kent
Jeffrey W. Grinder
East Street
James M. Hopkins
Lemon Street
Stephen R. Wettenburg
William C. Lord
Anna Mae Leek Bryce
West Church Street
Robert Bryce
RF. D
Oogle Lumber
DEVOE
truValue Building Supply
Crontimed
Washington Trail Council
Dave Holman
Harborcreek School For Boys
Ernest T. Spangler
Schiemer
Harry K. Schiemer
DET
Camea
Bracken
Bracken's
North Center St. Corry
Robrat M
Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Barney's
Firestone
Lot
Des Beye
Revlon
Citizens
Citizens Corry Office
National Banc
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