County Controller cites overspending due to new post and travel
Byron J. Clapper said commissioners overspend about 300 dollars monthly beyond the 1864 budget, driven by a 7500 dollar salary for a new Purchasing and Job Implementation Coordinator not in the budget and by travel expenses. A marriage license filed for Eugene W Pier and Nancy L McClelland. Democrats lead in registrations since May 4 with 204 to 118. Police arrest Ellsworth Woodard after noon on East Main Street. fined 10 dollars plus costs. A dog at large is placed in the city pound. An Erie's Lackawanna freight train breaks an air hose halting traffic near Gates Street. Eugene Hutchison treated for a shoulder injury at Curry Memorial Hospital. Attorney Frank Springer dies during Kiwanis golf match in Cambridge Springs.
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Byron J. Clapper
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Eries Lackawanna
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Gates Street
Frank Springer
Columbiana County
Ohio
Cambridge Springs
Meadville City Hospital
Union City council weighs unpaid tax collector commissions
At a Borough Council meeting in Union City the wife of former borough secretary Ralph Campbell now in Florida asked the council to pay $379 still owed as tax collection commissions earned while serving the borough. The money was budgeted but unpaid. The council will address the issue promptly to clear the matter.
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Union City
Ralph Campbell
Florida
Corry Zoning Board Approves Used Car Lot Plan
The Corry Zoning Board approved Walter Kornikolski of Corry to open and operate a used car lot on East Columbus avenue just east of the Dairy Queen. Mrs. Josephine Collier of Park Street is recovering from heart surgery at Mamot Hospital in Erie and expected to be discharged soon.
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Walter Kornikolski
Dairy Queen
East Columbus Avenue
Josephine Collier
Collier's’ Beauty Shop
Park Street
Mamot Hospital
Erie
Ex Professor Grover Dies at Oberlin College
Frederick O. Grover, 96, professor emeritus of botany at Oberlin College, credited as the first American college instructor to teach Darwin's theory of evolution, died yesterday.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Frederick O. Grover
Oberlin College
Two Americans Held By British In Nassau Seizure
Eight people including two American photographers and six Cubans were arrested when British authorities seized their boat and arms. The group faced illegal entry charges. police sought identity details. Rumors linked Santiago Manuel Ray to the case, but Andrew St. George denied Ray’s involvement.
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Paramas
Nigel Morris
New York
Manuel Ray
Andrew St. George
Ray
Johnson jokes deepen race with Goldwater and Nixon clash
President Johnson taunted Goldwater over Cuba water cutoff and a claimed TVA “for sale” sign, while ridiculing Nixon after his overseas Pepsi tour. He contrasted his policy with Goldwater’s and noted Nixon’s label calling antipoverty efforts a cruel hoax. Goldwater remains Johnson’s frequent target in remarks.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
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Nixon
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Saigon
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