Compromise May End Tax Passage Delay
Harrisburg AP reports House Republicans and Democrats seek common ground on Gov Shafer's 1.791 billion budget and 267 million tax program. They plan a stop gap 244.2 million appropriation to August. Democratic leader Fineman demands item by item cuts and revised revenue estimates before negotiations.
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Harrisburg
House
Appropriations
H. Jack Seltzer
Lebanon
Shafer
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
GOP
Fineman
Democratic Party
Seltzer
Senate
Pennsylvania
Indiana University
Indiana
Indiana State University
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ex-Teacher Sentenced For Morals Offenses in Northwestern District
Robert T. Crawford, a former mathematics teacher at Northwestern High School in the Northwestern Area School District, received one year in county jail and a $200 fine plus costs on two counts of public indecency involving teen girls after pleading guilty before Judge Edward H. Crawford resigned last April after nearly three years of teaching. He was arraigned April 16 and freed on $500 bond per count.
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Erie
Northwestern Area
Robert T. Crawford
Albion
Edward H
Northwestern High School
Crawford
Deaths Mrs Hallie N King and others in area notices
Mrs Hallie N King 89 of Northeast died yesterday at Warren Hospital Phillipsburg N J after a brief illness born August 16 1877 in Wellsville Ohio moved to Sharon as a child graduate of Sharon High School worked for Sharon Steel Co moved to Corry in 1900 then to North East in 1940 widow of Carlton V King former Corry Chair Co partner and Erie County Registrar of Wills survived by daughter Ella two grandchildren three sisters and one brother funeral set for Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow at 11 am with Rev H Kenyon Leishman burial Pine Grove Cemetery plus final rites for Mrs Ellen Warm Bals at Jaquay Funeral Home South Dayton N Y tomorrow at 2 pm with burial later survived by multiple children stepchildren and many grandchildren also noted are obituaries for Mrs Balls and Maxwell D Snyder with brief details of deaths and affiliations
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King
Warren Hospital
Phillipsburg
N.J
Wellsville
Ohio
Sharon
Sharon High School
William K. Naylor
Fremont
Calif
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
First Presbyterian Church
Pine ‘Grove Cemetery
Ellen Warm Bals
Bals
Jaquay
Dayton
N. Y
Gowanda
N.Y
Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
The
Grange
Birthday Club
Women's Relief Corps
Reid Warm
Bernard
South Dayton
Warren
Arlean
Smith
Maxon
Thelma) Gibbs
Robert
Shirley) Wike
Lisle
Virginia ‘Ross
Harvey Harris
Hazleton
Walter Fisher
Williamsport
Ball
Henry Balls
Probe Series Of Burglaries In Warren
Warren Borough police investigate two burglaries in Warren. At Market Street plaza Sparkle Wash two coin boxes were forced open with about 10 dollars stolen. Seastead Pharmacy advertising item stolen from a car top, valued at 123 dollars, with a single screw removed to lift it off. A Pleasant Township laundry machine lost cigarettes after a shattered glass break in.
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Warren — Borough
Roger Thelin
William Pearson
Market Street Plaza
Thelin
Ray Seafteld
Ithe Pleasant Laundry
Pleasant Township
Rain
Fourth Crawford County Jail breakout linked to Brady escape
Conneaut Lake Park police reported a car stolen possibly by Brady as area units alerted for the jail escapee who remains at large. The note notes four breakouts since September 29 1966 including Alan Carr Jay Zimmer’s arrest, February 23 Cambridge Springs escape by Francis Alley, March 10 Ender from i tusville later returned from Los Angeles.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Brady
Zimmer
Crawford County
Alan Carr
Springboro
Puddle Jumper Casts Shadow Near Muddy Puddle
James Meredith is pictured after a rainstorm as he stands near a mud puddle casting a shadow. The scene captures a moment of stillness with wet ground reflecting light.
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James Meredith
Congress grapples with Social Security tax move and timing
Committee Chairman Wilbur Mills says a Social Security bill could be ready by July with August 15 floated by others. Hearings on a possible tax increase may stretch into fall, while calls rise to close loopholes and tax-exempt provisions. Proxmire suggests oil depletion relief reform as an alternative.
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Wilbur ‘D. Mills
D-Ark
Ackley
Senate House Economic Committee
William Proxmire
D. Wis
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Ashtabula considers bikini ban on city streets
A city councilman urges legislation to ban bikinis on streets after a male driver’s near miss. City Manager doubts enforceability, while a female officer option is floated but not commented on.
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Donald Jaskela
Ward One
David P. DeLuca
DeLuca
Erie County land sale fetches higher bid at Wesleyville auction
Bidders boosted the sale price of a Wesleyville double lot from under 1200 to 3200 at a county owned land auction held before the county commissioners. N M Hollenbeck of Erie won the bid over two challengers while remaining proceeds cover liens and taxes with no extra revenue for the county.
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T Heimway
Charles W. Graham
Corry
Graham
Minority veto power over auto labor contracts surfaces
The UAW authorizes separate votes by skilled, white collar, and some GM units on national contracts with Ford, Chrysler, and GM. A rejected contract by any segment would void the pact for all workers in that company, raising the risk of a major strike as negotiations loom with contracts expiring September 5.
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Vestrwart
United Auto Workers
UAW
Portl
Chrysler
General Motors
Walter P. Reuther
Auta
International Society of Skilled Trades
Judge Denies Plea of Commissioner in Oil Tax Case
Warren County Commissioner Blain Meade lost his appeal seeking reassessment of oil land valued at about 600 dollars per barrel for 1966. Meade considers appealing after consulting attorney Joseph Malizia. the board argues oil and its production have long been taxable in Pennsylvania.
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Warren
Alexander C. Flick
Warren County
Blain Meade
O Meade
Pleasant
Cone Vango
Meade
Atorney
Joseph Malizia
Emporium
Assessment Board
David Swanson
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Local Teen Burned In Gunpowder Explosion
A 16 year old youth Richard Parkhurst suffered second degree facial and arm burns when a can of gunpowder exploded in his hands after he spread the powder on the ground and tried to add more to a fire. He was admitted to Westfield Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Mayville
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Richard Parkhurst
Sheriff's Deputies
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Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center
Hallie N
Maxwell D. Snyder
Swatara Township
Louth
Hanover Township
Daughin
Thomas Fritchey
Catalina
Rugby Puritan and
Brentwood
Rossin
Oakland
Miss
Mississippi
Meredith i
Congress
RED Cross
Ashtabula
Corry Post
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
South First Avenue
Anne Royek
Carol Davies
Diamond Springs
George Lawson
Clifford Lawson
Harold Schaefer
Sterling All Star Dairy
ST. Erie
Call
Evans
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