Park roamers urged to move on after sighting by resident
Police were called to Mead Park by a nearby resident who reported seeing people roaming the area. Officers found no one upon arrival and advised the couple to relocate. The Corry Chamber of Commerce Retail Division urged member retailers to stay open Wednesday afternoon due to a holiday on Saturday. The Corry Savings and Loan Office will have holiday hours Friday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Marriage license applications were filed in Crawford County. Charles J. Heimberger of First National Bank of Pennsylvania will retire tomorrow after 45 years with the bank. Real estate transfers show Gould to Francis Kinneyers in Spartansburg. An immunization clinic for infants and preschoolers will be held tomorrow at Minerva Library in Sherman, New York, offering vaccines for diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella, and oral polio.
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Mead Park
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Hal Young
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Charles J. Heimberger
Crief
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
Minerva Library
Sherman
N.Y
Seare
Chautauqua County Medical Health Department
PHEAA Renewal Forms Mailed to Student Borrowers
Harrisburg report states nearly 41 000 renewal applications for state guaranteed loans are being mailed to current student borrowers. In the year ending May 31, the agency guaranteed 61 500 loans valued at 56 million dollars, an increase from 52 000 students in 1969. Maximums include 1500 dollars per year or 7500 dollars total. lenders are mainly commercial banks with about 90 percent of loans.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Indians May Get Bundle For Lost Land
WINDOW ROCK Arizona AP federal settlement on Navajo land could yield a large cash payout and industrial development. The 16 million acre reservation may claim up to 30 million acres in boundary lines, valued at per acre, with compensation decided by the Indian Claims Commission. Tribal leaders cite high unemployment and expect funds to attract industry and support construction of plants that produce cameras missiles shoes and housing components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Ariz
Mane
Commission
Ohio
Indian Claims Commission
Mott
Raymond Nakai
Former Newsman Named HO Evening Pretud Managing Editor
A former Jamestown Post Journal staffer, Laurence Hale, was appointed HO Evening Pretud managing editor after previously serving as assistant managing editor. Hale, a Falconer, NY native and Jamestown alumnus, joined The Press in 1953 and has held roles including reporter, assistant city editor, city editor, and since 1967, assistant managing editor. He is married to Angeline Calannt of Jamestown and they live in Vestal, near Binghamton, with three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Post-Journal
Cn Tas
Laurence
Hale
Falconer
N.Y
Jamestown
Press
Ees Peels
Angeline Calannt
Laurie
Lisa
Melissa
Vestal
Binghamton
U S Brass Says Cambodia Action Hastened Withdrawal From Vietnam
Saigon reports say the Cambodia foray accelerated U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam though war aims remain in flux. Officers assert raids damaged enemy supply hubs and boosted Vietnamization while border ghost towns linger and South Vietnamese forces prepare to take over more border protection duties with new firebases and militia support.
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U.S. Brass
Cambodia
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Snuol
Mimot
South Vietnam
3Rd Corps
25Th Division
1St Cavalry
U.S. 25Th Division
Tay Ninh
Deaths in Warren County and nearby communities
Reno H. Red Smith aged 75 died Saturday in Tucson after a months long illness he formerly lived in East Branch and Corry. He is survived by his wife two daughters grandchildren in Texas two sisters Autumn Smith Temple Tex and Essie Pierce Youngsville and many other relatives. James A. Holthouse age 77 of Clymer died yesterday in Corry Memorial Hospital born Feb 8 1893 in Sherman NY he was a retired farmer and long time Clymer resident. He is survived by his wife Ethel TeCroney Holthouse a brother Marvin two sisters Lucy Fardink and Hattie Newhouse and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services for Holthouse will be Thursday at 2 pm at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer conducted by Rev. Russell Esveld burial in Holland Cemetery Clymer.
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Reno H
Red) Smith
James A. Holthouse
Holthouse
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sherman
N.Y
Clymer Hill
Spitzer
Russell Esveld
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Holland Cemetery
Senate votes to ban nerve gas shipments from Okinawa
The Senate approved an amendment to the military sales bill by 51 to 40 to ban shipment of nerve gas from Okinawa to any state or possession. Sen. Mike Gravel sponsored the measure amid opposition to gas transfers from an Okinawa storage site through Washington to Umatilla Army Depot in Oregon. The aim is to have the Army destroy the gas at its current location.
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Washington
Senate
Okinawa
United Aew
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Umatilla
Ore
Gravel
Army
Funeral Notices for James A Holthouse in Clymer
Services for James A Holthouse will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Charge Ohioans Somerset Pa narcotics case involves four Dayton and Germantown men charged after发现 uncut heroin valued between seven and ten thousand dollars found in their auto. Tyrone Quisenberry Dale Walker Daniel Allen and Ronald Allen all held on seven thousand dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holthouse
James A. Holthouse
Spitzer
Clymer
Holland Cemetery
33 Year-Old Held For Jury In Negro Slaying
Pittsburgh AP report details coroner testimony on the Seating death of a 12 year old black boy. Edna Cook Stone 83 held for grand jury on murder charge after shots from a second floor window in her home. Nearby violence followed with a white man Frank Porto killed next day. Stones son Donald Stone faces accessory after the fact charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Edna Cook Stone
Ernest Caldwell
Frank Porto
Two-Vehicle Crash At Route 19 And Route 6
Charges pending after a two car crash at 6 35 pm at the Routes 19 and 6 intersection. Jeremy R Keshoe 19 of Butler allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with Frieda R Campbell 57 of McKees Rocks. Damages listed at 300 for the Keshoe car and 400 for Campbell s coupe. Trooper Robert Fleetwood investigated the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaschalk
Jeremy R. Keshoe
Butler
Frieda R. Campbell
McKees Rocks
Campbell
Robert Fleetwood
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Waterford
Janis M. Tull
Richard Dean
Crawford
Meadville City
Republican Committee
Robert
New County
Aresee
Francis I. Kinneyers
Spartansburg
PHEAA
Newsman
Jerry Webster
Homewood
Gerald Martin
Wilkinsburg
Fair Trade
King Edward
America
Loblaws Carey
West South ST
Columbus Ave
Libby
W Mirs
Stone
John Souper
Eugene Knight
Ralph Pamena
Marine Bank
Marine
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F.D.J.C
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