Court Deliberates City Annexation Case
Erie County court weighs Corry's bid to annex part of Wayne Township after a three member commission submitted findings. Corry approved an ordinance on May 6 last year to annex area at city northwest edge. Hearings occurred Sept Oct and Nov 1968 with commissioners Charles D. Agresti W Richard Cowell Norman H Stark.
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Corry
Wayne Township
Erie County Court
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
Corry Water Supply Co
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Erie County Plastics Corp
Democrats accuse Shafer on looming year end deficit
Harrisburg AP says Senate Democrats launched a drive to compel the Shafer administration to admit the current fiscal year will end with a deficit. The minority blocked a 7 million deficiency appropriation to enable the Welfare Department to distribute relief checks during the last week of the fiscal year beginning July 22.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Democrats
Shafer
Welfare Department
Ernest P. Kline
Dbeaver
Senate Democrats
Plazas Still Coming Progress Slim On Route 6 Bypass
City Council questions sewer line advisability as progress stalls on Route 6 bypass plaza plans. Center Associates of Youngstown shows 68 964 square feet of leased store space with four more sites ready. Corry Plaza Inc has permits for 44 880 square feet including A&P and other tenants. Loblaw Eckerd Drugs and others have signed bypass plaza leases amid limited bulldozing progress.
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Route 6
West Smith Street
David Johnson
Center Associates
Youngstown
Ohio
Corry Plaza, Inc
Fogle Lumber Co
A&p
Buyers, Fair
Loblaw’s
Eckerd Drugs
G.C. Murphy Co
Betty Bright Cleaners
Suspect Arson In Multiple Alarm Fires
Two separate areas of Pittsburgh faced multiple alarm fires early today. Fire Chief Harry Keller cited arson as the cause of a three alarm blaze at a Hazelwood warehouse storing chewing gum and pinball machines, with gasoline found on two floors. In the North Side, two vacant two and a half story frame row houses burned in a second blaze, fire officials said the cause was undetermined and damage figures were not released. A third incident reported in the city involved a fatal gas line explosion in suburban West Mifflin, with Kendall Young, 55, dying after injuries from the May 6 blast.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Keller
Hazelwood
Keller
West Mifflin
Kendall Young
Assure POW Families Of Efforts To Free Captives
Washington officials hold meetings with families of more than 1,300 captured U.S. servicemen to reassure them they are not forgotten. The briefings inform relatives about government efforts to secure releases and improve captives' conditions, with sessions planned in multiple cities over the coming weeks. The push marks a shift from the prior administration and aims to help families of missing or captured Vietnam War personnel as Laird and Capen lead the effort.
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Washington
Pentagon
State Department
U.S
Richard G. Capen
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Denver
Cole
Kansas City
McGuire Air Force Base
N. Westover Air Force Base
Mass
United States
Capen
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
Laird
Fight Likely To Resume At Mountain Peak In Vietnam
North Vietnamese fighters reportedly returned to the A Shau Valley area near a 10,000-foot peak as U S troops prepared to renew the assault if needed. General Wright said he is ready to commit the entire division to retake the hill, while critics urged restraint amid mounting American casualties and broader war questions. The Apache Snow operation, ongoing with Montgomery Rendezvous across the valley, expands U S action in the region.
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Saigon
Ayain
U.S
Airborne
A Shau
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Wright
10St
Melvin L. Zais
Shan Valley
Ap Bia
1St Airborne Divi
City to advertise bids for 4600 feet of asphalt curbing on North Center
City engineer David Johnson announced that bids will be opened at the July 7 meeting for 4600 feet of asphalt curbing on both sides of North Center street from Columbus avenue to the city west line. The project ends a long local wait and follows state paving finishing soon. The council also approved a 24 inch overlay on West Washington street from Essex to the city line as an alternative to concrete curbing, opposing widening due to cost.
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North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
West City
David Johnson
Johnson
West Washington Street
Essex
Apollo 10 Astronauts Honored With San Francisco Parade
San Francisco honors Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan with a ticker tape parade and civic luncheon with Mayor Alioto. The party arrived at Oakland International and planned a Sacramento visit later, after spending much of the day in the city.
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San Francisco
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Joseph L. Aliot
Oakland International Airport
Sacramento
Surtax Passage Hinges On Party Compromises
Washington AP reports that House Ways and Means delays on Nixon anti inflation tax package hinge on doubts about extending the surtax beyond six months. Head counts and possible compromises continue as Mills returns but does not preside, while Rep Byrnes blames Democratic leaders for a deteriorating situation.
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Washington (Ap
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Parents On Welfare Demand Graduation Aid
Chicago report shows welfare parents demanding public help to cover high school graduation costs for seniors in a predominantly Negro area. A National Welfare Rights Organization spokesman notes a federal suit may follow complaints that required fees exceed the poor’s means.
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Chicago
National Welfare Rights Organization
Cornelia Williams
Plant burglaries youths sentenced in Erie County court
A Spartansburg youth and a Corry youth were sentenced in Erie County court yesterday for burglaries of Dot's Case and the Boston House in March. Nadolny received an indefinite term to Camp Hill. Goodwill got 11 to 23 months at Western Penitentiary. Police investigated. fines totaled $120 for the Sparta case. Publisher dies in Flensburg at 68. Georg Macknow led DPA since 1963 shaping postwar German journalism.
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Spartansburg
Corry
Erie County
Dot
Boston House
Lindley McClellan
Michael J. Nadolny
Dennis Goodwill
Nadolny
Camp Hill
Goodwill
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny County
Crawford County
Meadville
Sparta Merged High
Sparta
Corry City
Flensburg
Germany
Georg Macknow
Deutsche Presse Agentur
DPA
Macknow
Powell Seat Ruling Faces Slow Congressional Reaction
The Supreme Court ruled Adam Clayton Powell was unlawfully denied his House seat. Congress shows little sign of retaliation while Chief Justice Warren nears retirement and Burger era rulings loom under a vacancy and new Burger nominee uncertainty.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
High Tribunal
Earl Warren
Warren
F Burg Ger
Con
Burger
Federal Curts
Abe Fortas
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Mekong Delta
Carl Dean
New York City
Dan Flynn
Goversville
N.Y
John Brigham
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