Council Meets To Tackle Land Swap And City Business
City Council this Monday will revisit a potential land exchange between the City Golf Commission and Delisha Davidson, owner near the golf course. Mayor Furst will present several Pennsylvania League of Cities resolutions for support, while City Engineer Johnson adds five items: police building, demolitions, league convention, 1969 construction, and traffic signal funding.
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City Golf Commission
Delisha Davidson
Joseph Furst
Pennsylvania League of Cities
League
Corry
David Johnson
League of Cities
Astronauts Get Civil Service Raises in July
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The Apollo 11 crew members receive pay raises not tied to the Moon mission. Civil service raises on July 13 lift Neil Armstrong from 27401 to 30054 dollars yearly. Military raises effective July 1 increase Edwin Aldrin Jr from 18623 to 20607 and Michael Collins from 17148 to 18648. No overtime for the federal holiday Moonwalk Day.
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Space Center
Houston
Neil Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin 5. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Nixon
Moon
Earth
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin
Aldrin Jr
U.S
Soviet
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Speculate Soviet Moon Probe Luna 15 Orbiting Moon
Jodrell Bank Observatory reported Luna 15 remains in lunar orbit after a signal loss that sparked early speculation of a course change. Signals resumed at 11:40 am confirming the two hour lunar orbit path. Soviet officials, dating back to Thursday, have offered cautious or varying interpretations about the mission’s status.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Jodrell Banik Observatory
Moon
Observatory
Bernard Lovell
Earth
Moscow
Tass
Car Crashes On Sparta Highway Curve
A Corry motorist failed to navigate a left curve on the Corry Spartansburg highway at 3 30 a m yesterday. His 1968 sedan was damaged 800 with no injuries. Richards A Catalfn 21 of 402 Spring street faces possible charges for drive too fast for conditions after another crash two miles south of Village that snapped a utility pole. James E Vovich 21 and passenger Thomas McLaughlin 18 of Mill Village were involved. George Fowler 61 of East Cleveland was shaken but unhurt after pulling off during heavy rain. US Aerospace Defense Command adds Apollo 114 039 to its catalogue.
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Corry
Corry- Spartansburg
Richard A. Catalfn
Spring Street
Terence Haskins
Village
William Barbour
James E. Vovich
Mill Village
Thomas McLaughlin
Yovich
Moon Pollution Fears Sabotage Space Mission
A concerned view warns that lunar exhalations from the Apollo 11 landing could contaminate the moon. Officials note sterilization limits and potential germ leakage from astronauts suits, while ultraviolet sunlight may kill microbes. scientists debate microbial life possibilities and rock samples.
Apollo 11 astronauts spot lunar features during first shadow pass
Commander Neil Armstrong and crew report seeing the moon’s landscape in earthshine as Apollo 11 nears lunar orbit. At 13,000 miles distant and 3,000 mph, they observe a corona and illuminated craters before a planned 1:26 p.m. engine firing behind the moon.
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Strong
Earth
Armstrong
Edwin ©. Aldrin, Jr
Michael Collins
Moon
Swift public response averts power loss across east
Public in offices and homes cut lights and shut off air conditioning as utilities urged reductions. Power quickly returned to full in the Penelec area after a 10:15 a.m. appeal canceled by 6:30 p.m. Generators from Chicago aided eastern facilities while officials cited interlocking regional grids and the memory of past blackouts.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Chicago
Associated Press
Edward Zarger
Corry
Penelec
Johnstown
Mid-Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Maryland
District of Columbia
Consolidated Edison
Boston
Federal Power Commission
Brunner Island
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Washington
City Hall
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Power Company
Arraign UC Check Passer Three Times
Meadville Denton Mack of 3 Pleasant Street Union City was arraigned yesterday before Alderman N Allen Love on a charge of passing bad checks and remanded to Crawford County Jail in $1000 bond. He faced similar charges in Spartansburg and Conneaut Lake with bail set at 100 and 500 dollars. Mack was arrested Thursday night on a warrant for allegedly passing at least 12 bad checks across Titusville Meadville Union City and nearby towns.
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Meadville
Denton Mack
Pleasant Street
Union City
N. Allen Love
Crawford County
Mack
Justice of the Peace
Helen Barton
Spartansburg
R. T. Silverthorn
Conneaut Lake
Barton
Silverthorn
William T. Carter
Titusville
Judge bars ICC from dropping Spirit of St. Louis train
A U S District Court judge temporarily blocks the ICC order to discontinue passenger trains 3 and 30 between New York and St. Louis. The injunction requires Penn Central to continue running the Spirit of St. Louis while a suit by Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Columbus Terre Haute and several unions is heard.
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Harrisburg
U. S. District Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central
Spirit of
ICC
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohi
Indiana
Missouri
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