Special registrars named for Corry voter session March 9
Mrs. Shirley Colvin appoints three registrars for Corry session at fire hall on East South Street from 2 pm. Mabel Spaulding Pat Dundon and Betty Higgins named. A Corry student earns honors on Clarion State College dean’s list. Janet Gates listed among Erie County honorees. Police report car damage to Raymond Weber’s new vehicle and a theft of toys and groceries with an anonymous suspect. Snowball incident cracks a car window near the Dairy Queen. Three motorists cited for speeding and a driver cited for failure to yield. Mrs. Steven Lowes hospitalized after snowmobile accident with dislocated hip.
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Shirley Colvin
Corry
East South Street
Mabel Spaulding
East Frederick Street
Pat Dundon
R.D
Betty Higgins
West Frederick Street
Erie County
Clarion State College
Janet Gates
Neil E. Gates
Concord Street
Raymond G. Weber
Wright Street
Weber
Steven Lowes
Sherman
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
Humphrey Backs Welsh for Democratic Chair in Open Race
Washington AP Hubert H Humphrey backs former Indiana Governor Matthew E Welsh as preferred choice for Democratic national chairman while urging an open process The executive committee is expected to endorse Welsh at its meeting and the full National Committee will elect the successor to Senator Fred Harris in the days ahead Other potential candidates named include Mayor Joseph Doorley of Providence NY Democratic chairman Joseph Crangle Governor Buford Ellington of Tennessee and Hulett Smith of West Virginia Welsh noted he would consider serving if asked and recalled his 1964 Indiana primary effort against George Wallace with a lean toward cautious openness
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Democratic National Committee
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Humphrey
Joseph Doorley
Providence
R.L
Joseph Crangle
Erie County
N.Y
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
Gordon St. Angelo
Indianapolis
National Committee
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Navy Carriers Costliest Ever Built
Washington AP. The Navy struggles to pin down final costs for the new Nimitz class carriers. Official estimates show 536 million for the Nimitz and 510 million for the Eisenhower, with the Enterprise price at 474 million record. Delays and uncertain nuclear component deliveries may push dates to 1973 and 1975, while a third carrier could reach 640 million.
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Enterprise
Melvin R. Laird
Navy
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Newport News
Congress
Laird
Nation's influenza rates decline but remain high nationwide
The National Communicable Disease Center reports influenza activity easing in many areas yet still strong this winter. For the week ending February 21 Mississippi saw record high influenza like illness, while Maine Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky remained notably active. Pneumonia and influenza deaths reached 617 against an expected 532 in 122 cities, with the Middle Atlantic and East North Central regions posting the highest totals.
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United States
National
Communicable Disease Center
NCDC
Mississippi
Maine
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Middle Atlantic
East North Central Region
Job prospects grim for 1970 graduates
SAN FRANCISCO AP Ralph Keller Stanford University director of placement warns 1970 graduates face a low job market. He cites acute conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area and nationwide as industries cut staff and on campus recruiting declines. He notes interviews canceled at Stanford rising from 58 to 66, especially among aerospace aircraft and automotive firms. He says graduates will need extra help to secure positions.
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San Francisco
Ralph Keller
Stanford University
San Francisco Bay Area
Keller
Stanford
Chicago Lawyer Urges Courthouse Protests Nationwide
Chicago defense attorney William Kunstler urged peaceful demonstrations at courthouses across the nation to oppose political oppression after the release on bail of seven riot defendants. Tom Hayden and Leonard Weinglass accompanied Kunstler at a rally in Sepulveda as about 3,000 people gathered. The group supports appeals costing up to 500,000 dollars, and Hayden described the defendants as stand-ins for a new generation while criticizing Hoffman, Nixon, and Reagan.
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Los Angeles
William Kunstler
Chicago
U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Julius J. Hoffman
Kunstler
Tom Hayden
Leonard Weinglass
Unitarian
Sepulveda
Conspiracy
California
Hayden
Hoffman
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
University of California At Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
Stuart Ball Jr
Ball
Chicago Police Department
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Loblaws
Roland Hollenbeck
B.D
East Columbus Avenue
Dairy Queen
Philip Catallu
Mead Avenue
Merle Ottaway
Danny L. Haylett
Spartansburg
Norbert Bachemer
Christine E. Nichols
South Second Avenue
Bach Omer
HHH
Roxcoorics
P.M. Pickett
Berkshire Eagle
Pixesfield
Mass
U.S. Court of Ap
Peals
Lee Weiner
Rennie Davis
David Dellinger
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry
Rubin
John Fraines
Delinger
Michelle Burd
Santa Barbara
Robinson
Westomoreland County
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
John Yeager
Bolivar
Paulene Shumar
Trafford
Minneapolis-Moline Farm Equipment
Gates & Sons
Seana Nancy
Acey
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Canter St
Corry, Pa
Bear OF
Jane Parker
Washington St
Punch ’N Grow
Lamb
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