Titusville council delays fire protection rates vote
The council shied away from passing new fire protection rates for areas outside Titusville, striking the issue from the agenda while agreeing to reexamine the rate structure before enacting the ordinance. The measure targets Cherrytree Township which lacks a separate agreement with Titusville.
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Cherrytree Township
Titusville
Hydetown
Oil Creek
Music teacher hired for Corry Area High School band
The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved hiring James E. Brunswick as high school music teacher with a supplementary $300 yearly contract to assist Ronald Rairie with the marching band. Brunswick, a 1968 Mansfield State College graduate, will train the band with Rairie before the term and after school starts. H. Lynn Rice will leave the marching band role for elementary music, succeeding retiree Mrs. Rice.
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James E. Brunswick
Mansfield State College
Ronald Rairie
Rairie
Brunswick
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Rites Held for F W Fardink at North Clymer Church
Frederick W. Fardink was given last rites at 2 p.m. yesterday in North Clymer United Methodist Church with Rev. Harold Blish officiating. Burial followed in Clymer Center Cemetery. Bearers included Herbert Hitcome Clayton Damcott James Liotus Gerald Hitcome Lyle Fardink and Walter Raven. Friends and relatives attended from Corty North East Erie Westfield and Sherman.
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North Clymer United Methodist Church
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Clymer Center Cemetery
Lewis Hemink
Herbert Hitcome
Clayton Damcott
James Liotus
Gerald Hitcome
Lyle Fardink
Walter Raven
Corty
North East
Erie
Westfield
Sherman
Drowning Triggers Riots as French Students Return to Streets
In Paris more than 1,000 students clash with police in the Latin Quarter after a student drowns in the Seine near Meulan, prompted by an identity check dispute. Police report the drowning as a suicide avoidance, while protests continue amid national elections and broad worker strikes.
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Seine
Meulan
France
National Assembly
Ray used Toronto men’s names as aliases in escape case
Authorities traced Ray to aliases tied to Ramon Sneyd Paul Bridgman and Eric Galt in Toronto. Galt notes striking similarities in scars height and hair with Ray. Ray fled Missouri prison in 1967 and faces Tennessee murder and civil rights conspiracy charges if extradited.
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France faces worst crisis since World War II after student revolt
Police moved to clear demonstrators from the Sorbonne courtyard ending a student demonstration that sparked a nationwide rebellion. The action followed protests that escalated into France's deepest social and political turmoil since the war."
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Cape Town Heart Transplant Patient Blaiberg Seriously Ill
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Dr Philip Blaiberg world s longest surviving heart transplant patient is seriously ill at Groote Schuur Hospital A hospital spokesman declined to say if infection or organ rejection is involved He returned for routine tests June 4 five months and two days after the January 2 operation and was moved to a special sterilized recovery suite.
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South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
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Meadville Firm Chosen for Corry School Audits
The Corry School District and Corry Area Joint School Committee select Elston and Robert of Meadville to audit the current year and the upcoming school year beginning in July. The Erie firm Root Spitznas and Smiley had performed audits previously. the Meadville firm has local office and Cassius Elston, a Corry native, is on the team.
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Corry
Corry Area
Elston and
Robert
Meadville
Erie
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Cassius Elston
State subsidy split in teacher raises debated in Erie County
Half the staff receive 600 dollar increases and half 300 dollars based on pay scale, while districts ponder applying 100 percent of state aid to salary bumps. Governor signature and Jointure provisions unclear, as Dr John Mohr argues teachers expect full benefit of increased state aid amid one of Erie County's lowest pay scales.
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William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
John Mohr
Corry ‘Area
Erie County
Youth in critical condition after Connellsville sign shop blast
In Connellsville Pennsylvania an explosion and ensuing fire gutted a sign company building. Edward Jackson 18 suffered burns over about two thirds of his body and remained in critical condition. Local firefighters battled the blaze and investigators worked to determine its cause.
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Connellsville, Pa
Fayette County
Edward Jackson
Connellsville
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