Keep 4th Safe SP Head Urges
Captain Robert L Dunham of Troop E Pennsylvania State Police announces extra enforcement personnel will patrol area highways during the Fourth of July weekend. Radar units will operate around the clock and focus on high accident areas. Unmarked and marked vehicles will be used. drivers should yield, use signals, and drive with extreme care to keep Pennsylvania safe for residents and visitors.
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Robert L. Dunham
Pennsylvania
Dunham
Father of 7 Paroled On Defraud Count
Clarence Richardson, father of seven from Bear Lake, was sentenced by Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. to 80 days in jail for removing or secreting property to defraud a creditor. He was paroled after six days served. Cattle and farm machinery linked to rent levy were found in Crawford County and Lotts, with some cattle returned to Warren County to settle the civil action. The county will pay prosecution costs.
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Yentuun
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Myer Kornreich
Commonwealth
R. D. Bear Lake
D. B. Allen Jr
Clarence Richardson
Allen
Crawford County
Lottsle
Warren County
Richardson
Filck
Philadelphia Considers $1 Fine for Jaywalking
The Traffic Safety Advisory Committee backs a $1 jaywalking fine for pedestrians who ignore signals or police directions or fail to use cross walks. Since January there have been 136 pedestrian fatalities.
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Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Pink river dolphin Buddy joins Whiskers at West Coast aquarium
The rare pink Red Nose Dolphin nicknamed Buddy arrives in San Francisco to befriend the lonesome Whiskers at an aquarium. Stephen Spotte, curator of the Niagara Falls Aquarium, accompanies the mammals and examines Buddy's bruised nose after the cross country flight. Both dolphins hail from the Amazon and are freshwater species.
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Buddy
Steinhardt
San Francisco
Calif
Aquarium
Kers
Stephen Spotte
Niagara Falls Aquarium
West Coast
Whiskers
Amazon
Niagara Falls
Missing Union City Girl Found Safe After Six Hour Forest Walk
Rhonda Michell, 14, of Union City, walked for six hours in the Allegheny National Forest before being found near Route 119. Three Pittsburgh men who spotted her at the road helped end a large search led by Pleasant Township Fire Chief David Worley. Rescue crews, volunteers, and law enforcement traced orange markers and used radio and motorcycles to cover the area.
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Pittsburgh
Rhonda Michell
George Michell
Union City
Michael Chabinak
Ron Vasco
John Bleki
Iana
Allegheny National Forest
Rhonda
Sheffield Volunteer Fire Department
Pleasant Township
Warren Rescué
Bell Telephone
Hearts
Michell
Clarendon
Northman
Warren
WNAE
David Titus
Umbrella Maker Sees Rainy Gain In Vancouver
Aaron Putterman of the British Columbia Umbrella Manufacturing Co says sales are up 80 percent over last year due to unusually heavy rain. He notes rain brings customers and umbrellas.
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Vancouver
B.C
Aaron Putterman
Putterman
British Columbia Umbrella Manufacturing Co
City Tax Protest Recalled Over Occupation Tax
A reader quotes a front page Journal piece on the June 28 article about an occupational tax in Union City. The letter contends protests over the tax’s legality and warns against similar political action in Corry, blaming it for the loss of a mayor.
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Journal
City
Union City
Corry
Richard Emerson
Birdie Rest Stop Opening Marks New Structure
In Santa Fe New Mexico a bird feeder rest stop opened on capitol grounds built by state prison inmates. Secretary of State Alberta Miller led a ribbon cutting ceremony commemorating the project.
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Sante FE
N. M
Capitol
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Alberta Miller
Clymer Community News Highlights Pets People and Graduations
Clymer covers a busy weekend with Miss Kathy Miersma visiting her parents in New York City and Abbe Reformed Church seniors hosting a lake picnic at the Neckers’ Chautauqua home. Eighth grade graduates, a Betty Warnshuis-Armando Jimenez wedding, and commencement at Clymer Central are noted along with local moves, vacations, and church activities.
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Kathy Miersma
Cornell School of Nursing
New York City
Tunis Miersma
Abbe
Oneonta
N.Y
Nettie Legters
Ralph Thompson Jr
Horse Heads
Nancy TeWinkle
Muskegon
Mich
Ben Te Winkle
James Kelman
New Brunswick
N. J
Chautau- Joua Lake
Bel
Man
Frances Dunnewold
Clymer Central School
J. Arthur Frances
Hubert W. Brown
Ellen Gleason
David P. Mack
Francis Strong
Brown
Betty Warnshuis
Armando Jimenez
Abbe Reformed Church
Jane Fardink
Gwynne Bailey
Assisant
Findley Lake
Red Cross
Donald Kent
Denver
Colo
Harold Blish
Honeoye Falls
Methodist
Blish
Methodist Church
Clymer
North Clymer
Austin D. Swanson
Dennis Heslink
George Christensen
Board of Education
Dubert Brown
John O' Heil
Claude Lictus
Florida
Howard Legter
Syracuse
Charles Jowles
Jill Howles
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Bob Church
North Center St
Norvel Reed & Sons, Inc
York Tate Dep
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Ghcatare Ood
Usekines Sherman
N. Y
Wilbur Renskern
Thompson
Gail P. ‘Thompson
Clarence Center
Robert Swift
West Finfield
Hubert Brown
Ralph Thompson
Nettle Legters
Abbe Reformed
Berdena Lookenhouse
Walcott
Familly
Wilbur Lookenhouse
Minford Hinsdale
Hokland
David
Bes College
Sherman Training School
Vinyard
Fredonia
Arthur Goggins
Harry Beckerink
Gertrude Gravink
Lyle Fardink
R. X. William’ ‘de
Kan Sas City
Gilbert ‘Ton
Corry Area
F.D.I.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corry Crea
Citizens
Marine National Bank
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