The View from Here Examines Society and Tolerance
Kathleen Babene asks readers to question social dictates in television satire and everyday life. She contrasts dressing norms with personal judgment, urging reflection on prejudice, religious divides, dissent, and humane, lawabiding action.
Erie ETV Receives Ford Foundation Grant for Housing Series
Erie ETV Channel 54 won a Ford Foundation grant of 22 677 for a 10 part series on housing. The program will document substandard homes in northwest Pennsylvania and offer practical repair guidance. Congress also created nine more U S Circuit Court of Appeals judgeships including one for the third circuit with Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania and the Virgin Islands.
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Channel 54
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Washington
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Circuit Court of Appeals
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Delaware
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Virgin Islands
Bill Would Make Killing Bobcat Illegal
Erie County sponsors push amendment to protect bobcats under game law. The bill would make Canada or Bay Lynx a protected animal. hunting or killing except in defense would be illegal with a 100 dollar fine and prosecution costs, plus one day in jail per dollar if unpaid. Sponsors cite extinction risk and lack of bobcat attacks in 35 years. bill referred to Game and Fisheries Committee.
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Harrisburg
Erie County
House of Representatives
Game and Fisheries Committee
Forest W. Hopkins
North East
Wendell R. Good
Frank Pulaski
Robert E. Bellomini
Erie
Stanley L. Blair
Albion
Gospel Quartet Set to Sing Sunday at Two Churches
The Harmony Four Gospel Quartet with Bob Scott and his gospel guitar will perform at McCray and Spartansburg United Methodist Churches on Sunday June 23. They will sing in morning services at 10 o clock and present a program of sacred music with a noon opportunity in Spartansburg. The group is well known for singing choruses in many areas and has produced several recordings.
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Harmony Four
Bob Scott
McCray
Spartansburg United Methodist
Spartansburg
Cheretes
Area Man Hurt Cleaning Gun
A Cranesville man Raymond L. Glass, 63, was shot in the hand while cleaning a .15 caliber automatic pistol at his home yesterday afternoon. He had just finished target practice. one cartridge was in the chamber when the weapon discharged. Glass was taken to a private doctor in Albion and released.
Golf Club Hit For $7,000 at Meadville
Burglars broke into Meadville Country Club pro shop between 9 am Monday and 7:30 am yesterday, stealing about $7,000 in golf gear. They forced a southeast window and took 20 putters, iron and wood sets, drivers, golf balls, clothing, and $9 from the cash register.
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Meadville
Meadville Country Club
Alan Phillips
Pennsylvania State Police
Wilson Aluminum Shaft Irons and Woods
First Flight Woods
H&b Woods
MacGregor
Sacred Music Program At Spartansburg Church Services
The program of sacred music will be held in the Spartansburg church in the afternoon at 280. Rev. H. Louis Hewitt and the congregations cordially invite all to attend.
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Spartansburg
H. Louis Hewitt
Corry High Grad Leads 6th Division Medical Arm
Corry native Lt Col Roger E Jackman born to Mrs. Joseph Jackman of 29 Franklin street is highlighted for his long Army medical career in the 6th Infantry Division. A 1950 Corry High School graduate he later earned degrees from Allegheny College and the University of Pennsylvania Medical School. His service includes internships, overseas postings in Germany and Panama, and key roles at Brooke Army Medical Center and Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Fort Campbell
Porl Campbell Post
Roger
Jackman
Joseph Jackman
Franklin Street
Special Star
Durrisburg Polytechnic Hlospiliu
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
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Manau
Germany
Augsburg
States
Brooke Memorial Hospital
Panama Canal Zone
Fort Camp‘bell
Corryite
American Medical Association
Association ‘ ‘of Military Surgeons of the
United States
Oil City Teachers Criticize School Board Actions
Oil City area teachers accuse the Oil City School District board of fiscal mismanagement and bad faith bargaining. They cite proposed cuts from a 280 day contract to 215 days with a proportional salary reduction and seek return to the prior 280 day year.
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Oil City
Ol City
Pennsylvania State Education Association
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