Col legians Show Growing Interest in Politics and Cynicism
AP Chicago reports college students are more engaged with politics today than a decade ago yet remain cynical about parties. Rep. John Brademus notes peace marchers and Freedom Riders reflect genuine concern over nuclear disarmament and civil rights, but few students commit to major parties. He cites unfamiliarity with party roles and a desire for simple answers as causes, urging universities to teach the political process and the value of two parties as agents of change.
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Chicago
John Braderius
D-Ind
Washington
Freedom Riders
South
Brademus
National Conference On Higher Education
Brahemus
United States
Peninsula Park draws 25,000 for fishing and skating weekend
More than 23,000 winter sports enthusiasts visited Presque Isle State Park with 4,056 cars bringing about 18,200 people Sunday. Police logged 7,400 more skaters and anglers Saturday. thousands more joined from the Erie side. No accidents reported as patrols watched thin ice and cracks. Chief Danny Cascanio urged caution near open areas about 400 feet west of Number One Parking Lot. Ice thickness ranged 12 to 15 inches across six check sites despite subfreezing temps and sunny, springlike weather.
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Ens
Presque Isle State Park
Peninsula
Bay Area
Erie
Ice Peninsula
Danny Cascanio
Misery Bay
Gift Idea Teaser for Caring Friends and Families
A concise prompt suggesting a thoughtful gift for someone who is ill or lonely. Highlights compassion and personal touch as the ideal gesture to brighten a difficult time.
How Do You Fix a Leaky Faucet
A humorous musing notes vast scientific advances from ovens to satellites and fluoridation but ends with a mundane practical question: how to fix a leaky faucet. The piece playfuly contrasts grand tech progress with everyday home repair.
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Dankind
Driver in Wild Chase Nabbed After Theft
Harrisburg license clue linked to a Columbus man in a wild chase. He admitted being the driver during the visa ride and five charges followed including two stop sign violations, speeding, failing to stop for police, and reckless driving. charges filed with Police Magistrate Porter Auer.
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Rage One
Tion
Harrisburg
Southworth
East Main Street
Columbus
Wayne
East Smith Streets
Wayne and
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Porter Auer
Rome Township Merger Talks Include Millage Change
Rome Township School Board discussed a potential merger with Titusville Area School District. A county report titled The Merger Story explains advantages and notes millage implications. Real estate millage could drop to about 0 mills in a merger, with tuition funding requiring about 60 mills for another year. township tax is currently 40 mills.
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Name Township School Board
Itsu
Floyd B. Petersonn
Titusville
Rome Township
Glenn Heads Back To Canaveral For Mission Work
US astronaut John H. Glenn returns to Cape Canaveral to resume work on the Mercury program after a week of parades and awards. He denies political plans while crowds cheer at church services and in parades in Washington New York and his Ohio hometown. NASA’s Webb says Glenn is devoted to space and may return to the Marine Corps when useful.
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Washington
Astro
John H. Glenn
Cape Canaveral
Ptay
Arlington
Little Falls Presbyterian Church
Glenns
Washinton
New York
New Concord
Ohio
Congress
United Nations
Glenn
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Webb
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
State Police Activities Surface Stagnant Fed Hit Lull
State Police activities show a dip in federal hits with patrols rising from 160 to 174 over a 28 day period. There were 14 accidents in February and 17 in January, five people injured, and property damage totaling 8125 dollars. Patrol miles were 16.76 in February and 17,895 in January. Seven criminal and 107 traffic arrests occurred, 28 calls for Route 6 substation assistance, one stolen auto recovered, and no other property reported stolen or recovered.
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Inerebrusry
Zorry
Route 6
Boy Scout 13 halts 107-car freight to hitch a ride
Roger Eastlick, 13, a member of Boy Scout Troop 89, became separated from his group in Northern Venango County while wandering to Titusville. He flagged down a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train, rode aboard a boxcar to Titusville, and was aided by engineer S C Graham who gave him a half dollar for hot dogs before directing him to the police station.
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Titusville
Roger Eastlick
Pleasantville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffal Young Eastlick
Shambure
Wilds
Venango County
Roger
Dale Bastlick
Frank Hotaling Jr
Shamburg
PRR
Oward
Miller Formh
S.C. Graham
Oil City
Scout Troop Joins Town After Boy Found in Titusville
An eighth grader from Pleasantville named Roger, who recently joined a new Scout troop, was brought into town after a local train incident. Train crew member waved a bag and cake from his line as Sedatmnaiter and Hotalini planned a search, then Titusville police notified them Roger had been located.
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Eastlick
Titusville
Roger
Pleasantville
Plastic Company Union Elects Officers at Corry Plant
The Erie County Plastics Corp. plant in Corry elected officers for its first independent union formed during the year and a half operation. Robert Bull became president with James Nichols as VP, Patricia Messinger as recording secretary, and Ronald Shank as financial secretary and treasurer. The new president was among the plant’s first hires when it opened in July 1960, and about 45 production employees are represented.
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Erie County Plastics Corp
Corry
Robert Bull
James Nichols
Patricia Messinger
Aid Ronald Shank
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Mark Proper
Brother Michael
Joe Hasset
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Rome Millage
Atyuisutl
LTA Bann
Star Upwous Teniic and Manufacturing CO
UL Walune
SAH
S&h
PT Sra Eae
Eee Centar
Canaveral
Plastic Company Union
Loblaws
Holland
Florida
Armour Star Porterhouse Steaks
North Center
Leon
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