New Sunday Eckerd Stores Hours Take Effect Soon
Eckerd Stores will open Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm starting June 21, the first summer day, while weekday hours 9 am to 10 pm remain unchanged. Donald B. Jones, general manager, announced the change after noting Sunday nights previously extended to 9 pm. Civil Defense police cited a minor disturbance at the YMCA, where a youth claimed to have been drinking in New York State and was directed home. Carnegie Hall hosted Corry residents as two local youths were commissioned Salvation Army lieutenants, Michael Morgach and Jane Pierson, with assignments in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Judy Long was transferred to Toledo. Bryan and William Nickerson joined Holstein-Friesian junior members. over 13,800 youths are enrolled in the association's program, requiring ownership of at least one registered Holstein and active dairy project involvement.
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UNIVERSITY PARK Donald C. Duncan president of Duncan Electronics in Costa Mesa Calif and a native of State College has been chosen as the outstanding alumnus of the College of Engineering at Penn State for 1970 He earned Penn State degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering 1939 1940 and later held executive roles at Beckman Instruments and Saeoh Electronics He has been president of his company since 1960 and is active in IEEE and the Western Electronics Manufacturers Association TROOP CUTS URGED WASHINGTON Rep Leonard Farbstein urged substantial reductions in U S troop levels in Europe starting with a 50 000 man cutback as an economy move Car For Sale Look in the Classifieds
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Nixon Eyes Commission as Economy Woes Mount
Washington reports say President Nixon may appoint a watchdog commission to analyze and publicize wage and price actions without direct control. His noon address may also outline timetable for Cambodia troop withdrawals and reflect pressures to curb inflation ahead of elections. Labor and GOP critics shape a tense political backdrop.
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One Killed Two Hurt In Mercer Head On Crash
A head on collision near Mercer killed Edward Ligo age 40 of R D 7 Mercer and injured two others. Linda Marie, a passenger in the Ligo vehicle, was listed in critical condition at Sharon General Hospital. Jerry Perrine, 22 of RD 1 Jackson Center, was in fair condition. Perrine’s car crossed into the westbound lane traveling east. charges pending.
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House Debates Voting Age Bill and Civil Rights Provisions
Washington AP report on a double barreled bill to lower voting age to 18 and extend the 1965 Voting Rights Act with a nationwide ban on literacy tests and a uniform residency rule. Debate centers on constitutional objections, potential veto, and House Senate conference paths amid strong party splits.
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Communists Seize Another Cambodia Town
Communists captured part of Kompong Chhnang and pressed attacks on Kompong Thom as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units widened pressure across Cambodia. A Thai troop redeployment report surfaced as Phnom Penh’s strategic reserves were drawn outward, threatening the capital and the road link to the northwest.
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Deaths John E. Wilson 81 Bear Lake resident dies
John E. Wilson aged 81 of R D 1 Bear Lake died early yesterday at Rouse Hospital Youngsville after two years as a patient. Born February 4 1889 in York he moved to Erie in 1909 and worked at Continental Rubber and Tellers Organ Co. He lived with Robert Mead at Bear Lake since 1934 and is survived by a niece Betty Kuhn two Wisconsin nephews Robert Brown and Paul E Meyers. Bracken Funeral Home visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m with services tomorrow at 11 a m Rev Walter Thoms officiating. Burial Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Betty) Kuhn
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Lake Delton
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Spring Creek Cemetery
Judge Clark Accepts One-Week Trial Judge
SAN FRANCISCO AP Tom Clark former associate justice of the Supreme Court has accepted a one week assignment as a trial judge in the U S District Court Clark resigned from the Supreme Court in 1967 when his son Ramsey was named attorney general and has since been director of the Federal Judicial Center in Washington
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Forces ambush on Route 4 near Kompong Speu challenges coast highway
Government forces seeking to reopen the coast highway were ambushed at Trapeang Kraleng, 16 miles west of Kompong Speu, as South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops recaptured the provincial capital on Tuesday. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese reportedly withdrew westward along Route 4, the Phnom Penh to Kompong Som supply line, while fuel stocks in the capital dwindle and the city faces possible fuel shortages and power cuts.
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