Denies Applying for Tavern Near Chapel
Burke's Food Market operator Raymond J. Burke stated he has not received or applied for a liquor license. The local Ministerial Association protested a Shamrock tavern near the chapel, citing proximity to a religious site, with Rev. Harry Lichy leading the letter. A 74-signature petition was forwarded to the planning and zoning commission for review.
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Harry Lichy
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Guy Mammolite
Golden Gloves Ends As Harley Cooper Captures Title
CHICAGO AP The Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions closed with Harley Cooper of Omaha winning the heavyweight crown before a 11 648 crowd at Chicago Stadium. Cooper, 28, an Air Force sergeant with seven children, defeated Jim Taylor of Hollywood in a three round bout to cap the 36 year history of an amateur boxing classic. The Tribune Charities, sponsor since 1928, announced the tourney’s end due to financial issues and a new AAU helmet rule for 1964. Emanuel Serra, 118 pounds, was the lone champion for Chicago, while Columbus, Ohio, and Seattle were runners up with 12 points each. Cooper piled up 16 points to win by four.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hold Rites For H. A. Oviatt
Funeral service for Herbert A. Oviatt was held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Harry Bauer officiating. Interment followed at Bear Lake Cemetery. Bearers were William Cochran Thomas Smith Walter Newhouse Claude Crosby Robert Johnston and Clyde Hotchids. Many Bear Lake area residents attended along with relatives from nearby towns and several listed neighbors and friends.
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Harry Bauer
Bear Lake
Rhes Oviatt
Iietta Oviatt
Robert Smith
Ellen Skinner
Richard LaCarmen
Frederick Prine
James Also
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Button Muzzy
Marvin Pardee
Panama
Lloyd Skinner
Ripley
Marjorie Stewart
North East
Ta Yaegle
Wesley Dexter
Warren
Fire damages calm two vacant Pittsburgh buildings
Fire crews fought a blaze in two vacant structures in Pittsburgh's West Liberty area early today. Officials said the buildings were already slated for demolition as part of a redevelopment plan and damages were estimated as zero since the structures were to be torn down. No injuries were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Pire
West Liberty
Letter writers roast college life and local police praise
A reader bitterly critiques campus antics from costly education to panty hunters and silk fashion. The letter lauds Officer Nichols and city police for courage in enforcing morals, contrasting student mischief with police action and town talk.
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Bat Masterson
Officer Nichols
Western Pennsylvanians Endure Snow Storm Collisions
A blinding blizzard sparked a chain reaction crash near a state trooper stop, with 24 vehicles involved though no injuries reported. On the Pennsylvania Turnpike a tractor-trailer lost control, killing a Brooklyn woman and injuring her husband. Winds up to 50 mph caused further damage, downed lines, broken windows, and fires from chimney downdrafts. By morning the storm subsided but conditions remained dire.
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Corry
Brooklyn
New York
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Increased State Aid To Rural Areas Likely
Harrisburg AP reports prospects for higher state aid to rural areas with substantial land holdings, led by Rep. Ray Goodrich. His bill ties forest land tax-exempt compensation to game land, potentially doubling payments from $313,000. Scranton administration will study before position. House and Senate recess. also measures on poll tax amendment and licensing board reorganization pass or stall. Pell Telephone reports 1982 net income $65.19 million, up 12 percent. plant investment $14.0 billion, up $82.8 million from 1981.
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Gondvigh
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Russia claims Arkansas guardsmen recruited for Bay of Pigs
Paulius at a news conference said 12 Arkansas National Guardsmen were recruited by the federal government for the abortive 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Some flew combat missions and were paid by the government or the Guard. Brig Gen Bailey denied any Air Guard involvement and declined to comment. Washington and DoD offered no comment. Fort Smith, Arkansas, noted a guard member’s testimony about pilots training Cubans, requesting anonymity.
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