Haircut prices rise in Meadville and area
Meadville raises adult haircuts to 2.25 and children to 2 with Saturday specials. Union officials blamed a cost of living rise and said prices align with Franklin Oil City and Greenville. Also reported: Erie County marriage licenses filed for Charles Heise and Dorothy Hilbert. a domestic dispute with no charges. a stolen 1965 Thunderbird. a lost five dollar bill marked with red X. 254 job referrals by PSES since January with 200-300 more expected. HB 280 passes House for Titusville Airport access road funding. chrome gear shift knob stolen from a King Street car.
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Journeymen Barbers Union
Franklin
Oil City
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Erie County
Charles W. Heise
West Park Place
Dorothy A. Hilbert
Toms River
R. Budd Dwyer
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Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
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State Senate
James E. Willard
Union pension plan faces talks secrecy and delays
The article notes a proposed pension requiring retirement after a shorter period than 30 years. Local presidents and members fear information is not reaching rank and file as union top negotiators meet with a four man industry team. Negotiators have operated under a news blackout with no public statements until a definite report emerges.
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Three Jail Terms For Counterfeiting In Ohio Ring
Three Ohio men Louis J. Christian 46 Canton Ed Louis Akron and James Clark 28 Clinton were sentenced to three years in prison by Judge Thomas D. Lambros after pleading guilty to operating a large counterfeiting ring. They made 4.1 million in counterfeit 100 dollar bills confiscated from a Miami Beach lawyer at JFK last December. The operation allegedly aimed to produce 50 million in bogus 20 and 100 dollar bills for distribution to Florida and New York City, with activities centered on a Slippery Rock Township farm in Butler County Pennsylvania and a Wellsville Ohio building. Authorities warn the counterfeiting network remains active in the Cleveland area.
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Ed Louis
Akron
James Clark
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Miami Beach
Kennedy International Airport
New York
U.S
Robert J. Rotatori
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Butler County
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Wellsville
Ohio
Rotatori
Ring
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Clark Schweiker Set TV Debate in Philadelphia
Democratic Sen Joseph Clark Jr and Republican challenger Rep Richard Schweiker will hold the first of four televised debates next Tuesday at WFIL in Philadelphia. The 9:30 to 10 p.m. telecast will be broadcast statewide, with a WFIL TV newsman as moderator. Both candidates will ask questions about their campaigns.
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Tax package raises revenue, extends some levies
Johnson reports a federal tax package totaling higher rates and delayed credits. It retroacts to January for corporations, extends automobile excise tax to seven percent and telephone tax to ten percent, with explicit expiry in June next year unless renewed. Government faces about a $25 billion year end deficit. The Labor Department notes May cost of living rose three tenths of a percent.
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Labor Department
Appeal To Turn In Guns Falls Short
An Associated Press survey reports weak public response to gun surrender appeals, with counts suggesting limited local gun control action. Pasadena rejected gun registration. San Antonio failed a stricter sale ban. Chicago and Los Angeles enacted or discussed ordinances. The Miami Beach council began gun purchase permits and registration. San Francisco urged residents to surrender firearms. 690 weapons were handed in, a rocket launcher among them.
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Playground Directors Drawn From Local Girls
A captioned photo lists playground directors this summer with young women in front and back rows. Sally Cole-Mead Park leads tennis duties with others Diana Knipp Washington Marie Sekerak Columbus Sally O'Hare Wright while Helen Britten handles tennis and archery with Donna Hopkins Fairview Nancy Buesink as substitute Sharon Schilling noted.
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Sally Cole
Mead Park
Diana Knipp
Washington
Marie Sekerak
Columbus
Sally O'Hare
Wright
Helen Britten
Donna Hopkins
Fairview
Nancy Buesink
Sharon Schilling
Sirhan arraigned in Kennedy assassination case
Adel Sirhan, 29, one of Sirhan's four brothers, appeared in court under police escort as the prosecutor outlined a murder indictment and five counts of assault with intent to commit murder for the Ambassador Hotel shooting that killed Senator Kennedy and wounded five bystanders during California primary celebrations. Sirhan entered the courtroom in a wheelchair and later walked in, appearing pale and freshly shaven with neat hair and no necktie.
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Meadville Area Hippies Plan Discussion Meeting
Summit Township residents and nearby areas will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Summit Township Volunteer Fire Department to hear officials answer questions about the Anthropodeic Church group known locally as hippies. Harry McGrath, spokesman for the group, says the gathering is informational with no action planned.
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Meadville
Summit Township
Crawford County District Attorney's Office
Health Department
State Police
Harry McGrath
All Over A Pair Of Dirty Socks
A Colorado Springs couple fought over shared bathroom space. The man and wife clashed with towels and a wet cloth, ending with injuries from hedge clippers and the wife jailed on an assault with a deadly weapon complaint. Police did not identify the couple but noted the dispute began over the cramped bathroom.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
el Paso
Statements Denied On Church Tie to Blackstone Rangers
Charles LaPaglia testified before senators denying gun storage at a church, Rangers buying firearms at a Michigan summer camp, marijuana activity in the church, sex acts or beatings there, gang extortion, and relaying an execution order from a jailed leader. Witnesses and affidavits were presented to challenge his claims.
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Blackstone Rangers
Charles la Paglia
LaPaglia
Michigan
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