Vandalism, thefts and crashes mark Corry area police reports
State Police investigated tire slashings at a Tionesta area construction site near Route 62 with damage estimated between 900 and 1000 dollars. Corry and Titusville police logged multiple incidents including speeding arrests, a beer theft through a basement hole at Warren Beverage Co, a two car crash on West Smith Street causing 700 dollars in damage, larceny of four hubcaps and a car battery, reckless driving at Loblaw's, stray dogs placed in the city pound, a window observation call that found no one, and a malfunctioning railroad crossing gate at Scott's Crossing. Weather outlook: west Pennsylvania partly cloudy with possible showers Friday and Saturday, then mostly sunny Sunday.
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Tionesta
Tionesta Beverage Company
Route
Piney Meadows Development Corp
Limestone
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Patty Toth
Franklin Street
Kundracik’s
Harry Brink
Corry State Police May Report Details Crimed and Crashes
Corry State Police reported 10 criminal arrests and 45 auto accidents for May under Sgt. James Bailey. Patrols logged 31,750 miles and 180 traffic arrests, with 9 faulty equipment reports and 58 written warnings issued. There were 37 injuries totaling $63,955 in damages, plus two fatalities in May last year and one in May this year.
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Corry
James Bailey
Centerville Men Sentenced in Crawford County Court
Judge P Richard Thomas presided as two Centerville residents faced penalties. Robert C Woods RD 4 Centerville paid 200 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Fred Tracey RD 2 Centerville received 50 dollars and a jail term of 3 to 23 months plus costs for simple assault and battery. In total 18 defendants were sentenced.
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Centerville
Crawford County
P. Richard Thomas
Robert C. Woods
Fred Tracey
R.D
Graduate with Honors At Case Western Reserve University
John P. Claypool son of Mr and Mrs Paul W Claypool of 132 Summer Street graduated magna cum laude from Case Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio with a bachelor’s degree in architecture He was named outstanding architectural graduate for 1970 by the Architects Society of the State of Ohio and received an American Institute of Architects award for general excellence in architecture He is married to Cheryl Beckerink of Corry Ohio
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John P. Claypool
Paul W. Claypool
Summer Street
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Architects' Society of
State of
American Institute of Architects
Cheryl Beckerink
Corry
Community radiothon raises 100000.03 in ten weeks
The Corry drive ends with a 100000.03 total as Kenneth Rennekamp, Dave Howard, Gary Mack and William Remington stage a 20 hour radiothon with army officers and YMCA staff. Volunteers from Brownie and Girl Scout troops, Cornerstone Club members, and mournful memorial gifts push the fund toward the goal in a citywide effort. The final cabinet meeting will close the campaign on Friday.
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Page One
Plubell
Kenneth Rennekamp
Dave Howard
Gary Mack
William Remington
Army
James Korp
Steve Welch
Corry
Corry Motor Inn
Walter S. Peake
Radiothon
Cornerstone Club
Kay Mink
Corry Salvation Army
Peake
Viewry
Corry, Motor Inn
Replacing Main Tracks on Erie Lackawanna Line
Workmen for the Erie Lackawanna Railroad installed new track sections on the eastbound main line between First Avenue and Center Street this week. The crew is seen leveling and ballast ramping the area after weeks of removal of the old blacktop that previously aided passengers crossing to board trains.
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Erie Lackawanna Railroad
First Avenue
Center Street
Journal
Endsley
Nixon To Tell U.S. About War Progress
Washington AP President Nixon planned a national TV address at 9 p.m. EDT to report Indochina progress after a Senate vote on limits to Cambodia policy. The Dole backed measure aimed to curb Nixon's Vietnam actions after June 30, while Church and Cooper urged faster withdrawal amid domestic debt fights. Church called the Dole proposal a travesty and Kennedy urged humane prisoner treatment.
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Washington
Nixon
Indochina
Senate
Kansas
Robert J. Dole
U.S
Cambodia
Dole
House Today
Southeast Asia
Frank Church
Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper Church
Vietnam
John Tower
Texas
George Murphy
California
Howard Cannon
Nevada
House
Sen
Church
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Commissioners Press Unbudgeted County Purchases
Erie County GOP commissioners faulted departments for requests not in the 1970 budget. Weir urged sticking to the budget and warned against high priced buys or new staff. Lamberton said emergencies won’t override budget rules. Also approved a Southern Tier Expressway alignment resolution and interchanges at Langer and Wales Roads. Personnel hires included lifeguards Alexander Fedor and William Hathaway and clinician Dr. Richard Marasco. Hill urged studying a larger City Incinerator entrance to ease traffic. If You Read It In The JOURNAL You Know It's True.
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Erie — County Gop
Leo P. Weir
Weir
Fred W. Lamberton
Lamberton
Harborcreek Supervisors
Board of Commissioners
Six-Mile Creek Dam
Highway Department
Langer
Wales Roads
Lunger Road
Wales Road
Alexander Fedor
Wayne
William Hathaway
W. 41St
Lake Pleasant
Richard M. Marasco
Well Baby
William O. Hill
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Titusville
Dennis B. Muir
Warren Beverage Co
Borough
West Smith Street
Richard J. Bohrer
Erie
David A. Krizo
B.D. 3
Krizo
Kenneth Hunt
Hunt
Dennis L. May
R.D. 4
Loblaw's
Porter Auer
North Center Street
Scott's Crossing
Bill
No-Bar Riding Club
P.O.N.Y
Columbus
Frank
Triangle Shocce
Z. North Center Street
Warren Titusville
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