Three Drivers Cited for Violations by City Police
City police cited three drivers for motor vehicle code violations Paul E Mountain 23 of 51 Marion street reckless driving George J Stanko die 21 R D 2 Spartansburg reckless driving and driving a car with no muffler James R Waite 21 of 302 East street reckless driving Information to Auer Connie Carson reports loss of billfold downtown containing 21 dollars cash and IDs including her maiden name Allie Civil Defense to hold special meeting tomorrow at 7 p m to discuss Lawrence Airport fly in Real estate transfer recorded W H Earnest estate to LaRoss Campbell Jr Spartansburg Cornelius Bloom 4 arraigned on charge of corrupting the morals of a minor in Meadville hearing set tomorrow bond 500.
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Paul E. Mountain
Marion Street
Porter Auer
George J. Stanko Die
Spartansburg
Auer
James R. Waite
East Street
Connie Carson
East Main Street
Allie
Civil Defense Police
Theodore Swanson
Lawrence
Crawford County
W.H. Earnest
LaRoss C. Campbell Jr
Meadville
Cornelius Bloom
D.W. Ladner
Bloom
Pam Kolaja Receives Edinboro B S Degree
Pam Kolaja daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kolaja of Spartansburg has earned a bachelor of science degree in education from Edinboro State College. She will teach at St Benedicts Academy in Erie for the 1970-71 school year.
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Pam Kolaja
Charles Kolaja
Spartansburg
Edinboro State College
St. Benedict's Academy
Erie
Thieves Rob Treasury Bonds of Security
The Federal Reserve Board says theft of government securities has surged, costing banks in New York City and Wall Street brokers millions. Insurance firms are unwilling to cover stolen bonds, with losses last year reaching 20 million nationwide. The FBI keeps a list but won’t share data with banks. the board urges direct FBI access or a new federal computerized registry to track stolen U S government securities.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
New York City
Wall Street
FBI
Congress
House
Associated Press
Treasury
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Miami
Pla
Pennsylvania
Dante B. Fascell
D-Fla
Federal Reserve System
FBI Blunder Nets-Thief Wins New Trials
Pittsburgh grocer William Zeiler known as the commuter bandit gains two new trials after the U S Court of Appeals rules FBI use of suggestive photographs tainted bank robbery identifications. Eyewitness testimony barred in the new proceedings while Zeiler serves federal sentences for 11 holdups totaling about $118 700. Appeals on state charges are pending with combined bonds around 35 000.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
William Zeiler
Zeiler
FBI
William H. Hastie
U.S
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
James P. McKenna Jr
State Superior Court
New York Plans Million Dollar Lottery Launch
New York state announces its first million dollar superlottery with $3 tickets expected on sale Friday. The top prize may be paid as $50,000 installments over 20 years to reduce tax impact, plus secondary prizes of $100,000 and lower.
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New York
Golden Eagle Pass for National Parks Faces House Hold-Up
Washington AP reports that the Golden Eagle annual passport for unlimited visits to 3,000 federal recreation areas is stalled in the House. The planned extension expires March 31, with a temporary fix possible to December 31.
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Washington
America
Interior Department
House of Representatives
Golden Eagle
Forest Service
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Alfred University Honors Thomas M Pierottl With BA
Thomas M. Pierottl son of Mr and Mrs C Thomas Pierottl of 11 Hillcrest Drive earned a bachelor of arts in political science at Alfred University Alfred New York this Saturday in a degree ceremony.
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Thomas M. Pierottl
C. Thomas Pierottl
Hillcrest Drive
Alfred University
Alfred, N.Y
Senators Owner Enters Minnesota Governor Race
MINNEAPOLIS AP Robert E Short principal owner of the Washington Senators AL seeks the Democratic Farmer Labor party nomination for Minnesota governor He said his name goes before the convention with voters choosing Sept 15 in a primary Short among six candidates He would place business interests including the ball club two hotels a truck line and a charter air service into trusteeship If so Ted Williams would likely become president of the club
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Minneapolis
Robert E. Short
Washington Senators
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
Short
Newsmen
Ball Club
Ted Williams Werbably
Lub
Three Seek Vacant Erie Judge Seat Amid Death
At least three attorneys pursue the Erie County Common Pleas Court vacancy created by Judge Thomas W. Barber. Herbert J. Johnson Jr. and Richard Agresti join Republican DA William Pratt in seeking an interim appointment and a 10 year term in 1971. Governor Shafer would appoint with Senate consent. the bar association urges a three-name recommendation before action.
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Erie
Erie County ‘Common Pleas
Thomas W. Barber
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Richard Agresti
William ©. Pratt
Shafer
State Senate
Erie County Bar Association
Scott Restates Opposition To Cambodia War
Harrisburg AP Senator Hugh Scott Republican leader urged President Nixon to seek congressional approval before sending any U.S. troops back into Cambodia. He supported actions on the Ho Chi Minh trail and aid to Asian nations, but rejected future Cambodian military involvement. He hinted at a nominations push for federal judgeships and other state posts.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
United States
Scott
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Vieam
Republican State Committee
Robert Kunzig
Pennsylvania General State Authority
Pennsylvania
Mace Returns To Old Use At Graduation At Cornell
At Cornell University in Ithaca New York Professor Morris Bishop 77 swung the university mace during Monday’s commencement to push back a demonstrator He described the mace as a medieval weapon and said his action followed a crowd interruption Three demonstrators faced charges including disorderly conduct and resisting arrest Bishop has a history of campus disputes and recent remarks comparing 19th century campus battles to modern protests
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Morris Bisho
Alpha Kappa
Bishop
Richard the Lionhearted
Eric Clements
Goldsmith's Guild of London
Cornell University Council
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