Erie youths case settles in compensation for crash victim
Mrs. Margaret Mickel of Erie sought 1281 dollars in a compromise settlement for her son Thormas Lee, 16, struck by a car driven by Rosanna De Raimo of Erie on November 27, 1963. Judge Elmer J. Evans approved the settlement.
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Lawson Rotary Avoids a Little Lamb Mystery
LAWSON Missouri AP reports the Lawson Rotary Club has perfect attendance for seven weeks while a plan involving a missing member receiving a lamb as a care task unfolds. Club president Charlie Black, former University of Kansas basketball star, proposed the lamb wager in January to challenge attendance.
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass backs PSU campus building fund
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Foundation pledged 105000 dollars yesterday to the building fund for Pennsylvania State University campus under development along Route 780, about four miles east of New Kensington in Westmoreland County.
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Bombers suffer losses in Vietnam air strikes continues
Ground fire hit aircraft during recent runs as a second B57 is believed missing since arriving in Vietnam after the Gulf of Tonkin. North Vietnam reports capture of 1st Lt. Hayden J. Lockhart Jr. missing since March 2. Hanoi released a photo of a pilot identified as Lockhart and a wreckage image from a plane shot down in the March 2 strike. Lockhart’s squadron and other units aided in search efforts. five downed airmen were rescued. The report notes a Marine helicopter was damaged but crew unharmed. Government sources in Saigon say a deportation program for peace movement organizers to the north has begun. A peace manifesto circulated under 358 names, while Buddhist leaders’ movement gains influence. Adm. Sharp and Gen. Johnson visit Saigon for briefings.
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Ex Illinois Gov Stratton Acquitted In Tax Evasion Case
Former Illinois governor William G Stratton and his family voiced pride and faith after a U S District Court jury cleared him of income tax evasion charges. Prosecutors alleged Stratton evaded about 41000 in taxes on 83000 income from 1957 to 1960 during his 1952 to 1960 term.
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Zula
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Johnson Faces Pressure as Civil Rights Protests Rally at White House
Protests surrounding the Selma crisis pressed President Johnson to act as about 50 House members and spouses prepared for a 6:30 p.m. reception. Police escorted demonstrators away as a film for congressional wives was shown, with officials noting patience avoided a powerful backlash from rights activists.
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Stratton thanks supporters after verdict in street morale boost
Gov Otto Kerner era term referenced in remarks by Stratton after jurors delivered their verdict. Stratton told reporters he bore no malice and believed he took the right stand, tears in his eyes as he thanked people from all walks of life for keeping his morale up. He said the moment felt like high noon as the jury entered the courtroom.
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Subdivision Rules Explained for Corry Growth
Corry officials discuss subdivision regulations to guide outer growth. The rules require adequate lot sizes for health and safety, with differences based on sewer and water access. they do not apply to standalone trailer courts. Mobile homes are barred except in licensed trailer parks. Johnsson outlines the rationale and scope.
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Columbus Auction Seeks Items for March 20 Sale
The Columbus recreation Committee seeks donations for an auction at the old Dean School on March 20, chaired by Willard Gibson. Residents can donate attic items to aid building improvements for a youth and adult gathering center. items can be picked up by calling Lawrence Miller or Philip Wade.
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Gibson
Lawrence Miller
Philip Wade
Building codes tied to downtown renewal funds
Johnson urged the city to finalize building and housing codes and subdivision regulations before seeking federal or state funds for downtown renewal projects, saying these steps are in the final stages and essential for eligibility.
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