Police Cite Three Drivers For Motor Vehicle Code Violations
City police cited Donald Felver Gary Hicks and Martin Halfast for violations including uninspected motorcycles speeding and no inspection sticker. Four boys face Erie County juvenile court for a McCray Aluminum Co burglary in which two $10 bills were stolen. A local clothesline theft yielded two pairs of trousers valued at $12. A stolen chain saw brush cutter worth about $150 was found on Picidilli Hill. Council approved Dennis Frushone's curb cutting on East Frederick to widen a driveway. Two car crash at Routes 6 and 89 caused $30 in damage. A Mill Village crash near the railroad crossing caused $400 damage. Personal property tax notices mailed with payments due by June and July before penalties in August and September. Northwestern Pennsylvania weather forecast calls for warm, humid conditions with afternoon thunderstorms and highs in the 70s to 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald &. Felver
East Frederick Street
Gary L. Hicks
R.d.a. Spartansburg
Martin V. Halfast
West Washington Street
Erie County Juvenile Court
McCray Aluminum Co
West Smith Street
Corry
Picidilli Hill
Robert J. Wetmore
R.D
Wetmore
Leland Short
Clarendon
Shorts
Hardship. District Sets Hardship Days Off Limits
The district, with about 184 teachers and staff in the bargaining unit, specifies that only 17 may be off on hardship days at any time, less than 10 percent. Individual schools list counts: Corry Area High School eight, Spring Creek one, Columbus one, Conelway two, Wright School two, Concord two, Sparta one. Police reversed policy in Cape Town, requiring temporary resident permits for white settlers from Canada, Britain, Australia, Rhodesia, Malawi, Mauritius and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Spring Creek
Columbus
Conelway
Wright School
Concord
Sparta School
Cape Town
South Africa
Canada
Britain
Australia
Rhodesia
Malawi
Mauritius
Ireland
Longtime Corry Jamestown worker Robert Shannon retires
After more than 38 years with Corry Jamestown Robert Shannon retires effective June 1. Since 1953 he served in the finishing department as a sprayer and will pursue developing color slides as a hobby. He plans to grow flowers and spend winter months in Florida or California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Jamestown
Robert Shannon
Florida
California
Funeral services held for Carlyle W. Button
Funeral services for Carlyle W. Button were conducted at James St. George Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Hurst presiding. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery, with bearers Jack Brigham William Shreve Franklin Joy Thomas Savko Walter McElroy and Charles Correll. Relatives and friends from Indiana Pa Havelock NC Panama NY Cambridge Springs Edinboro Union City Strattonville Summerville Jamestown and Corry attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle W. Button
Mr. Button
James St. George
Robert Hurst
Chandler Street
Jamestown
N.Y
Pine Grove Cemetery
Jack Brigham
William Shreve
Franklin Joy
Thomas Savko
Walter McElroy
Charles Correll
Indiana
Grace Trusso
Corry
Silent Day Shake Italy News Output Over Paper Sale
Rome journalists walkout with printers and TV staff in sympathy a nationwide day of silence protests the sale of half of Rome's Il Messaggero and Genoa's Il Secolo XIX to Edilio Rusconi. The union says concentration in chains threatens jobs and breaches the national contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Il Messaggero
Genoa
Il Secolo XIX
Edilio Rusconi
Aerial photography plan eyed for county master map
Council approves two resolutions for a topographical map of the area using aerial photography. States Aerial Survey Inc. of Pittsburg is named as the consultant, with an estimated cost of 39000 dollars. Mayor Zarger will present the resolutions to county commissioners in Erie on June 13. In separate news, Israel establishes a 100 million dollar job fund to spur employment in academe and professional sectors with U S share offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All States Aerial Survey, Inc
Pittsburg
Edward Zarger
Erie
Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
Fighting in Mekong Delta Near Cai Lay Escalates
Government reinforcements moved into the Mekong Delta as the bloodiest clashes since the cease fire erupted near Cai Lay about 40 miles from Saigon. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces swore into a full scale battle with artillery and infantry, leaving up to 200 dead or wounded between the sides. In Cambodia, an American spotter plane crashed after takeoff near Phnom Penh, killing the pilot as the war intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Mekong
Highway 4
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Delta
Cai Lay
le Trung Hien
Hien
Reeds
Watergate panel hears Sally Harmony witness in probe
The Watergate panel questioned Sally Harmony secretary to G G Liddy as the 12th witness. Harmony described typing the Gemstone wiretap logs and said Liddy sought McGovern letterhead before the break in. She also said Magruder urged her to testify and that she shredded notebooks after the FBI interview. Reisner and other figures were slated to testify as hearings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watergate Panel
Sally Harmony
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Harmony
Robert Reisner
GOP
Jeb Stuart Magruder
H. A. Post
Washington
Liddy
George S. McGovern
FBI
Magruder
Senate
Mitchell
Fred J. Thompson
Mr. Mitchell
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Washington Post
New York Times
Archibald Cox
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Peterson
the Times
Peterson
Jack Anderson
Obituary of Mrs Harmelink of Findley Lake
Mrs Harmelink of Shadyside Findley Lake New York died at Hamot Medical Center Erie She was born May 20 1914 in Erie She worked 21 years as bookkeeper for Norvel Reed and Sons of Sherman She was active in Findley Lake United Methodist Church and held multiple offices She was DAR Erie Conference WSWS and Chautauqua County Historical Society member Surviving are a brother a sister and a sister in law A service will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman Burial in Sherman Memorials may be to Findley Lake United Methodist Church building fund
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Evangelical Teacher Training Association
WSWS
Erie
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Patterson
DAR
Chautauqua County Historical Society
Mina
Wilbur J. Harmelink
Arthur J. Cooper
Findley Lake
Robert
Marian) White
Clymer
Norvel
Eunice) Reed
Sherman
Spitzer
Peter DeGarlando
Findley Lake United Methodist Church
Sherman Cemetery
Pompidou Cancels All Appearances in Coming Weeks
Paris AP reports President Georges Pompidou will cancel appearances at all ceremonial events for several weeks due to illness. The Elysee Palace cited recurrent grippe and fatigue, noting he will not attend receptions from National Assembly, Senate, and Constitutional Council while resting.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
Pompidou
National Assembly
Senate
Constitutional Council
U S Dollar Confidence Falls Across Europe
The dollar sank to new lows in Europe as Watergate fallout and floating-rate fears rattled markets. Gold rose to $127.50 an ounce, up nearly $4, with a 25 percent gain in three weeks as buyers move into bullion for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Europe
Treasury
Zurich
Policeman Killed Near Belfast in Northern Ireland
A 22-year-old village officer was shot dead on Enniskillen patrol. He died from close range machine gun fire as a speeding car ambushed him, marking the fourth police death in three days and boosting Ulster’s 1969 casualties. Provisional IRA warned of war on prison officers and families. Home Office condemned killings of public servants and victims of violence amid the unrest.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Enniskillen
Fermanagh
Ulster
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Home Office
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Justa Paragrak
Herbert Trisket
West
Washington Street
Dennis Frushone
Frushone
Mill Village
Cpl
Stephen Saber
Mary Hubley
Hubley
Pennsylvania
Desmond
Shannon
Bill - Rose
Mekong Delta
Corry Foodliner
North Center St
Superior
Frankies
Purina
Coca-Cola
Jonathan Green
Mrs. Fulton¢. Harmelink
Pompidou i
Iceland
Bevings & Loan Association
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