Bray Incorporation: Oklahoma town doubles as county and city
Bray Oklahoma residents voted 198 to incorporate sprawling 42 240 acres of surrounding land into the city limits. The area includes forests and oil rigs but Bray lacks police fire water or other municipal services and faces questions on governance. Nearby towns fear land grab as Bray grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray, Okla
San Francisco
Boston
Bray
Oklahoma
Andrew Young Faces Scrutiny Over Controversial Remarks
Washington AP reports Ambassador Andrew Young, known for blunt speech, is adopting caution after a string of controversial comments. During a 17 day Africa tour, Young apologized in London after remarks about British subjects, later criticizing Swedes and naming past presidents as racists. He defended a broader view against moral judgment. The Carter administration seeks to frame his rhetoric within policy aims while noting potential consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andy Young
Jimmy Carter
Carter
United Nations
Young
Andrew Young
Africa
Deas
London
Britain
Her
Sweden
Queens
New York
Playboy Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
House Pearysionsl Affairs Committee
Lyndon Q. Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Soviet Union
Peofle
United States
Nixon
Ford
Kennedy
Johnson
Lincoln
PennDOT schedules Warren County roadwork June 2 to 24
PennDOT lists maintenance and patching in Warren County for the week of June 2 through June 24. Harold Spink notes pothole repair, line painting, and sign maintenance countywide. Patching planned on Route 900 Garland to Spring Creek, Route 367 Spring Creek to Corry, Legislative Route 61001 Tidioute to Enterprise, and Route 200 Spring Creek to Crawford County line with oil and chips. Amesite Corp. paving 4.13 miles of Fequire S227 Pittsfield to Garland. drivers urged to slow for flaggers and follow instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Harold Spink
Penndot
Garland
Spring Creek
Corry
Tidioute
Enterprise
Crawford County
Interstate Amesite Corp
Fequire
Pittsfield
Neta
Flagmien
Accused Rapist Earns Praise From Priest In Trial
Kenneth Johnson 27 of Buffalo faces rape robbery and sodomy charges after a West Side woman was allegedly assaulted at gunpoint in a parking ramp. Rev Neil Ver Schneider testified that Johnson had the reputation of an honest person during a State Supreme Court trial before Justice Ostrowski and a jury. Johnson previously worked at the Community Mental Health Center in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kenneth Johnson
St. Ann's
State Supreme Court
Neil Ver Schneider
Johnson
William J. Ostrowski
Community Mental Health Center
West Side
Corry Student Donates for AFS Trip to Turkey
AFS candidate Mike Cragg presents a donation to Dan Ford for a 10 week American Field Service trip to Turkey. The Corry Area High School Junior Class and community raised funds to support Ford. contributions may be sent to Mrs. Robert Joy, treasurer AFS, R.D. 3, Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cragg
Corry Area
Dan Ford
Ford
Turkey
Robert Joy
AFS
R.D
Corry
Relieve Officer Who Shot Area Man 20
ASHTABULA Ohio The policeman who shot and killed 20 year old Edwin Rodriguez Saturday night was relieved of duty Sunday during an internal investigation. Police Chief Ernie Savarise refused to name the officer but said the inquiry would be turned over to the city solicitor for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Ohio
Edwin Rodriguez
Ernie Savarise
Savarise
Rodriguez
Ashtabula General Hospital
Edwin Malinowski
Malinowski
Damage suit by Homer rejected in Pittsburgh court
Former state Rep. Max H. Homer had sued the Ciamacco family accusing a conspiracy with federal officials to indict him. The $6 million case was dismissed by a Common Pleas Court panel. Homer, a 1965 1974 McKees Rocks representative, was later convicted of extorting $9,500 from two WeKees Rocks businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Max H. Homer
Common Pleas Court
McKees Rocks
Michael Ciamacco Sr
Michael Jr
Robert
Homer
State House
WeKees Rocks
Supreme Court Upholds Corry Conviction
In a ruling tied to the Corry case, the judges noted that the U.S. Supreme Court has since upheld the conviction, reinforcing the lower court decision and the case's final outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
U.S. Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry JC
Indianapolis
Afi
Susan Blackwell
Dennis
James Dennis
St. Vincent Hospital
Blackwell
Orange
N.J
New Jersey
Richard Codey
NBC
Essex County
Democrat
Journal
Maloney
INT High School
ENT
Mustapha Kemal
DuPont
BROWN
OLIVE
Engle Furniture
Columbus
Sale Ho
Dally
June
Walt
Wright Street
Auto Supplies Tires
Snyder's Auto Parts
North Center Street
Star Memorial
Capwell's Clothing Care Center
W. Washington Street
Electrical Contractors
Barney's
Firestone Furniture Department
South Center
General
Max Brown
Clark's Glass Center
Rt. 6
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Taylor's
Embert V. Earle
N. Center
Bill and Rose
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water System
Colonial Terrace
Nellie Burlingame
ARS
Phyllis Rice
Merse J. Process CO
McCulloch, Homelite
Stihl Chain Sawa
Blatt Bros, Cable CO
Beverly Hills
Calif
Muhammad Ali
Superior Court
Billy Mills
Ali
Veronica Porche
Miss Porche
Lakeland
Fla
Florida Citrus Commission
Anita Bryant
Florida
Commission
Miss Bryant
Dorothy Hamill
Boston Pops
Arthur Fiedler
Centreville
Princess Anne
Queen Annes County
Shore
Queen Anne
England
Maryland
Counte First
Wye Episcopal Scle
Decatur
Clayton Moore
Lone Ranger
Moore
Good Guy
Jay Silverheels
Tonto
Calabasas
Silverheels
Silver
Sir Robert Walpole
George I