Navy diver Harold A. Wilson identified as drowning sailor
Navy lists Harold A. Wilson of Jamestown New York as the sailor who drowned Sunday after falling from the deck of the carrier USS Intrepid Wilson fell into 26 feet of water The carrier is in drydock at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard plus local outages delayed power in Diamond Mt Hope and Tamarack due to a transformer fault Tonight Northwest Rural Electric Cooperative reports power restored at 9 40 p m in the Diamond area Police report vandalism damage to a Marion Street home two windows broken by stones Estimated repair cost 25 Fire officials respond to recurring trash fires concise police notes cover a possible abandoned car in a gravel pit and a neighbor aid incident A Northwestern Pennsylvania Purchasing Management Association meeting is set for Cross Creek Country Club Titusville with an all day seminar led by Roger Hornsfield An Erie serviceman Sgt David P Callahan is listed among five Pennsylvanians killed in Vietnam by the Department of Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Wilson
Jamestown
N.Y
Navy
Intrepi
Wilson
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Diamond
Chapmanville
Mt. Hope
Penelee
Bursi Electric Association
Tamarack
Northwest Rural Electric Cooperative
Cambridge Springs
Purchasing Management Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Cross Creek Country Club
Titusville
Roger Hornsfield
Burger Wins Seat As 15th Chief Justice
The Senate overwhelmingly confirms Warren E Burger as the 15th chief justice, voting 74 to 3 after a three hour debate. Nixon plans to fill the court promptly, aiming to restore pre Warren era conservatism. Critics cite Fortas affair and want a fuller review, while supporters praise Burger as tough on crime and a law and order jurist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
Washington
Senate
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
J. W. Pulbright
D-Ark
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Fulbright
Fortas
Arkansas
Federal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Louis E. Wolfson
Florida
Irger
High Court
Warren
Hope Burger
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Court curbs wage garnishment nationwide ruling
The Supreme Court at 7 to 1 vote barred state wage garnishments without a prior hearing, affecting about 250,000 potential cases. The case involved a $65 weekly worker and a Wisconsin firm, with $31.59 illegally withheld. Justice White led the opinion. The court also upheld the FCC fairness doctrine, allowing regulators to require broadcasters to air opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Jack Greenberg
Legal Defense Fund
Greenberg
Byron R. White
Federal Communication Commission
Harvard Disciplines Protesters
A WAMBRIDGE Massachusetts AP report notes a faculty student panel expelled suspended or placed on probation 36 students for aiding the April 9 seizure of Harvard administration offices. Nine additional warnings issued for future breaches, with 13 suspended or expelled for longer terms. Six graduates were affected by the penalties.
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Wambridge
Mass
Harvard
University Hall
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Hire Teacher and Resignations at Local Schools
The Corry Area Jointure School Committee approved three moves: Richard E. Pele, 22, of Conneaut Ohio, was appointed high school English teacher at a $6300 starting salary. Barbara Schultz and Florence J. Wilkinson resigned. Schultz will teach elementary nearby as her husband works in North East, while Wilkinson plans retirement at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Jury mulls cop s fate in Algiers Motel slaying
In Mason Michigan an all white jury begins deliberations in the trial of Ronald August a suspended white police officer charged with the July 1967 killing of Aubrey Pollard 19 at the Algiers Motel during Detroit riots. The judge restricted verdicts to first degree murder or acquittal.
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Mason, Mich
Algiers
Detroit
William Beer
Michigan
Beer
Ronald August
Aubrey Pollard
Pollard
August
Avery Weiswasser
Wayne County
Weiswasser
Norman Lip Pitt
Death hits Wattsburg as Nichols dies in highway crash
Mr. Nichols aged 65 of 309 Church Street Wattsburg died after a highway crash on Interstate 90. He drove a company grader for Fry Construction Erie and was struck when a truck trailer unit rear ended the Wurst truck which hit the grader. Survived by wife Mavis DeBarr two daughters four sons twelve grandchildren six sisters and two brothers. Final rites Thursday at Brecken Funeral Home Wattsburg with burial in Wattsburg Cemetery. Friends may call tonight and tomorrow.
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Nichols
Church Street
Wattsburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Fry Construction Company
Robert P. Wurst
James P. Hanad
Northfield
Ohio
Wurst
Mr. Nichols
Roulette
Pennsylvania
Mavis DeBarr
Gerald
Ruth) Darling
Corry
David
Mary) Sabol
Union City
Ernest Scott
R.D
Kenneth
George
James
Helen Black
Rew
Ruth Lovejoy
Marshburg
Hazel VanZile
Julia Matthews
Providence
R.I
Molly Manley
Olean
Jack
Mabel) Echelberger
Mark
Howard Nichols
Brecken Funeral Home
Ronald Amon
State Law Clears Past Experience in Teacher Raises
The meeting approved extra pay for seven teachers under a new state law, Act 8, crediting all past experience. One teacher gained $300 for a master's degree, while three nondegree teachers received $300, $600, and $900 respectively. Concerns arise about future inequities and how this year's raises affect next year, with minutes noting potential ties between PSEA and Elsen if repeats occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shpul
Burr
PSEA
Buesink
Elsen
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Ronald Barstow
Marion Street
Barstow
West Washington Street
Worth Street
Julien
Essex Street
Ant Erie
Vietnam
Department of Defense
Army
David P. Callahan
Marry J. Callahan
Oreen
Lake Shore
Nestles
H. Lynn Rice
Columbus
Spring Creek
Journal
Johnston
Craig Robert
Hamot Hospital
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Barbara Wickwire
Richard Thompson
Warren. Wickwire
Lawrence Anderson
R.D. 1
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Shannon
Sciota Street
Shannon
Joan S. Drobneck
Harvard Disciplines
Rossin
Radcliff
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Zalzneck’s
Family Shoe Store
North Center St
Ieolpah Treales
Sia
Sed
Exford
Craig
PGH
London
Britain
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Corry, Pa
Minneapolis ,Moline
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