Warren Woman Refuses Ride Offer After Interaction
A Warren woman told police she refused a male motorist's offered ride home saying he wore only a shirt. Officers describe the suspect as tall, thin about 40, driving a dark car with a possible license plate check underway. Local notices also report Meadvill e Girl Scout leader resignations and a Wrightsville school reunion planned for Sunday.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Warren
Corry Park
N Eat
Meadville
Girl Scout Council of
Crawford County
Miss Green
McClain
Miss Mclain
Yost Company
Tason
City Hall and stations bids rejected in Titusville
Titusville City Council rejected both exterior painting bids for City Hall and the fire and police stations after learning bidder Henry Wykstra failed to provide a required performance bond. City Clerk George W. Becker was authorized to rereadvertise for bids. A separate note mentions the Mr. Pleasant picnic at the schoolhouse this Saturday and a local accident. Michael Kelly, 9, injured his left foot by a rotary mower and underwent Titusville Hospital surgery with recovery described as good.
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Titusville
George W. Becker
Henry Wykstra
Wykstra
Thompson
Michael Kelly
Dennis Kelly
Centerville
Policeman Chooses Family Over Big Prize on TV Show
New York police officer Redmond O’Hanlon, 39, a Shakespeare scholar and contestant on The 64,000 Question, chose to take the $16,000 prize rather than risk it for $32,000 and a shot at $64,000 next week. He cited the egotism of a scholar against the conservatism of a father of five.
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Associated Press
New York
Redmond O'Hanlon
O'Hanlon
New York City
Pymatuning Bill Moves After House Approval
Harrisburg action to declare Pymatuning Lake Inland Waters faces Senate debate. The measure, drafted by the Justice Department for the State Fish Commission, follows a Crawford County court ruling by Judge Herbert A. Mook limiting state motorboat regulation on the 17,000 acre lake.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Justice Department
State Fish Commission
Senate
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Mook
Notable New York trial lawyer Lloyd Stryker dies at 70
Lloyd Paul Stryker, renowned New York defense attorney who backed Alger Hiss at the first Hills trial, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at age 70. A noted cross examiner and author, he gained national fame for his courtroom wit and strategic acumen.
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Ress
New York
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Alger Hills
Stryker
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