Dredgings Dumped Vigorito Bill Aimed At Lake Erie Pollution
Washington congressman Joseph P. Vigorito, concerned about polluted dredging spoil in Lake Erie and the Great Lakes, sponsors a bill to curb dredging. The proposal would bar the Corps of Engineers from dumping spoil into navigable waters unless the Interior Secretary finds no water pollution would result.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Corps of Engineers
Secretary of the Interior
Vigorito
U.S
City of Erie
Canada
Four Youngsters Treated And Released At CMH
One child was admitted and three treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital after injuries from accidents. Jeffrey Penoyer, 9, injured left hand in lawn mower incident, admitted with multiple lacerations and improving. Jill Taylor, 11, ankle cuts from bicycle fall. Janet Culver, 6, right index finger laceration from grass shears. David Pring Jr., 5, knee puncture from bike fall, all treated and discharged.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey
Ronald Penoyer
Spartansburg
Jill
Carl Taylor
Hillcrest Drive
Janet
Vernon Culver
Corry
David Jr
David Pring Sr
Fire truck crash kills Titusville fireman
Wilson L. Schlosser, 54, of Titusville and superintendent of city streets, died after a collision between a coal truck and a city fire truck en route to a WJTN alarm one mile east of Titusville on Route 27. Fireman Dennis F. Hartle, 26, of Titusville, also injured. truck driver Marcus Wolbert, 53, of Leeper, not injured. Glen E. Barnhart, 40, of Ashville, N.Y., treated for minor injuries after a two-vehicle crash in Jamestown area. Jimmy Lamenskie, 57, of Titusville, reported crossing into the path of the fire truck.
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Titusville
Wilson L. Schlosser
Jamestown
WJTN
Glen E. Barnhart
Ashville
N.Y
Warren General Hospital
Edward Ivencvik
Dennis F. Hartle
Titusville Hospital
Hartle
Marcus Wolbert
Leeper
Schlosser
Jarrett Ambulance Service
C. M. Sonne
Wolbert
Ailroad
T ‘Hat
Route
James Lamenskie
VP Spotlight Draws Kennedy and Rockefeller Moves
Washington Amid campaign moves the vice presidency rises in focus as Kennedy mulls a possible draft by Daley while Nixon backers push Percy toward Rockefeller. Times report of a withdrawal statement adds tension as Humphrey may scout Shriver or McCarthy. Percy strengthens ties with Dirksen as Nixon camp weighs the running mate choice.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Daley
Massachusetts
Proosal
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Humphrey
New York Times
Washington
James Reston
Times
McCarthy
Sargent Shriver
Percy
Illinois
Goy
Rockefeller
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
New York
Beecause
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Dey dies in California aged 64 former Warren resident
Mr. Dey a Warren native who operated the Boston House in town for years died in San Jose California at 64 Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at the Darling Fisher and Saber Campbell Memorial Chapel in Campbell California near San Jose He is survived by his wife Thelma a son John Erie a daughter Joan Morton of San Jose a sister Mabel Meas Elmira N Y a brother Ralph Warren and seven grandchildren
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San Jose
Calif
Dey
Warren
Boston
California
Thelma
John
Erie
Joan Morton
Mabel Meas
Elmira
N. Y
Ralph
Darling, Fisher and Saber Campbell
Campbell, California
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