Semi Crash Dumps Oil Across Route 6 Near Union City
A westbound semi driven by Allan D. Mack veered off the road on Route 6 a mile east of Union City at 1 50 a m. The trailer split and oil cans sprayed onto lawns and two homes. The wreck blocked traffic for about six hours and caused a major cleanup with firemen and highway workers.
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Corry
Union City
Allan D. Mack
Ashtabula
Ohio
Mack
Route 6
Highway Department
Shade
Income Tax Revenue Still Grows Here
At a noon meeting in the Hotel Corry the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee aired the second quarter report by receiver William. Total receipts reached 89 151 and are ahead of last year. The second quarter balance stands at 118 788 with 31 000 on time deposits and 2 637 in reserve. The city of Corry received 11 988 and the local school district 47 236 while 51 796 went to other districts. The city funds are drawn early, while the school district dips later in the year.
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Corry
William
Hearings In Sparta Appeal Continue In Meadville
A Crawford County court hearing on the merger of Corry Area Jointure and Sparta Merged School District continued in Meadville. Sparta witnesses repeated testimony already on record, with no new testimony from Corry and no retestimony from Erie County officials. About 50 Sparta spectators, including Amish Bishop Eli Wingerd, attended as Judge P Richard Thomas ordered briefs and a later hearing date.
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Crawford County
Corry
Spartansburg
Sparta
State Board
P. Richard Thomas
Bertrand Hover
Thelma Jackson
Vincent Montoro
Roland Putnam
Wingerd
Time Running Out As Solons Wrestle Budget
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania faces a July 31 stopgap before a new budget. Emergency appropriations totaling 106 million cover operations, with House and Senate both split on tax and spending plans. Deadlock in the Senate and House Democrats’ 2.45 billion request heighten the risk of further stopgaps and a late August recess.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
House
Senate
Appropriations
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Stanley G. Stroup
Redford
Ernest
P. Kline
D-Beaver
Kline
Republican Caucus
Wade
Apollo 11 Heads Toward Earth With Lunar Samples in Tow
Apollo 11 speeds toward Earth after moon mission end. Aldrin and Collins describe Earth as seen from 180000 miles away. Arm strong confirms favorable recovery weather. Lunar rocks are sealed for transport to a Houston lab after quarantine on the Hornet. Nixon plans ticker tape festivities.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Mission Control
Hawaii
Hornet
Earth
Charles Duke
Aldrin
Duke
Armstrong
Moon
United States
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Vancouver
B.C
Collins
Pacific
Houston
Nixon
Solar System
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Spaceland USA celebrates Apollo 11 legacy and growth
In Spaceland a space age boom reshapes life as NASA centers attract thousands. A $50 million payroll and $90 million in aerospace spending fuel new schools, condos, offices, and a Bayport industrial complex forecasting $1 billion annual output and 25,000 jobs.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Texas
Space Center
Bayport
Houston
NASA
America
Spaceland
Kennedy Considered for Driving Charges in Kopechne Death
A Dukes County prosecutor said driving to endanger and driving under the influence might be charged against Sen. Edward M. Kennedy as the Kopechne case proceeds. A medical examiner noted a small blood alcohol amount deemed insignificant. The investigation continues to identify party attendees and assess alcohol involvement.
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Edgartown
Mass
Dukes County
Edward M. Kennedy
Walter E. Steele
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Steele
Kopechne
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Journal
Johnaton
Solons
Roblin
Dunkirk
N.Y
Roblin Steel Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Harry Shaw
Shaw
Belle Vernon
Pennsylvania 202
Apollo
Mull
Ted
Joseph Kopechne
Berkley
N.J
St. Vincent's Church
Plymouth
Miss Kopechne
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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