Corry Troopers Nab 15 In Titusville Drug Raid
Corry State Police and Titusville officers netted 15 people in a drug party raid at the Forbes home in Titusville. Adults face possession charges with bonds set at 2,000 each. four juveniles released to parents. Among the seized items were LSD tablets, mescaline capsules, pipes, and beer.
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Tiare Tate
Rae
Titusville
Harry
Forbes
Jenny Ernecoff
Centerville
Ron Cole
Stefaniszyn
Connell
Brady
Nadolny
Williams
Phillips
Miller
Ernecoff
Crawford County
John Evanko
Corry Barracks
Clarence Bromley
Bromley
Greensburg
Evanko
James McFadden
Oil City
Edwin Miksell
Marvin Johnston
William Barbour
Frank Wagner
Bromiley
Art Metal Closing Lays Off 350 Workers
Jamestown reports Art Metal U.S. cup plant in Busti laid off about 350 workers indefinitely as production ended at 4 PM. Company cites severe economic conditions but hopes for relief. the plant, once part of Art Metal Krall, faced over two years of concern about its fate.
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Busti
Tnt
Aeens Eee Eee
Wae
Art MetalKrall
Art ‘Metal
Mi & Erbe
Tomar Holding
Rochester
Maguire
David G. Daly
Leymapa Errr E
Eta
Daly
Art Metal
Court halts Times Pentagon study series under restraining order
The New York Times suspended publication of material from a secret Pentagon Vietnam war study under a federal court order until a hearing on an injunction. Judge Gurfein called the questions about government press relations serious. Senate leaders pledge to disclose the report through hearings even if courts block newspaper publication.
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New York Times
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US. Dist
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Times
Justice Department
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Congress
Spartans Seek Delay in School Merger at Harrisburg Hearing
Sparta taxpayers group voices concern over proposed merger with Corry as Harrisburg committee weighs delaying action. Senator Budd Dwyer backs a one year postponement while the committee debates referendum options. Lawmakers doubt bills reach floor before the July 1 deadline, prompting continued lobbying and updates from J Russell Young.
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Harrisburg
Corry
House Education Committee
Crawford County
Sparta Taxpayers Group
John Wingerter
Erie
R. Budd Dwyer
Education Committee
Dwyer
J. Russell Young
House
Senate
Sparta Group
Young
Committee On Education
Area 3
CAHS Graduates Make Plans For Next Fall
CAHS class of 1971 totals 129 entering the job market and 114 bound for advanced schooling. Of those, 30 head to vocational and technical programs, 84 to colleges and universities, with 20 studying out of state. Destinations include Penn State with 13, Style 7 College with 12, Edinboro with 8, and Brigham Young University among others. Eight plan for agriculture and 11 enlist in the armed forces.
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Corry Area High School
CAHS
Corry Area
Corry
University of Miami
Florida
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Wilmore
Penn State
Style 7 College
Edinboro State College
Sil Rock State Liberal Arts
State Hatchery to Begin $279,000 Overhaul Contracts
The General State Authority in Harrisburg awarded contracts for a major overhaul at the State Fish Hatchery here. The work, starting soon, will suspend production for a year as crews consolidate facilities and add two new raceways and two wells with deep-well pumps. About two miles of pipelines will connect annex water to main raceways, and 200000 trout will be moved to other hatcheries during construction.
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Harrisburg
LeRoy Sorenson
Sorenson
The
Journal
Annex
Route 6
Foster
West Washington Street
State Fish Commission
Salvation Army Youth Protest Marched in Times Square
SA Youth joined about 1,000 Salvationists in a Times Square march denouncing pornography. Kathyann Buetikofer Neil Buetikofer and Kathy Petty joined at their own expense as cadets carried signs framing pornography as harmful while police and bystanders offered mixed reactions.
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Smut
New York City
Times Square
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Neil Buetikofer
Kathy Petty
Dame Agatha Christie Hospitalized With Broken Leg in Fall
The 80 year old authoress Dame Agatha Christie is admitted to Nuffield Orthopedic Center in Oxford with a broken leg after a fall at home. Condition described as fair. Christie has written over 80 books in a span of 50 years with estimated sales around 350 million copies.
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England
Agatha Christie
Nuffield Orthopedic Center
Dame Agatha
British Empire
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