City defers garbage bids to one year plan in Jamestown
Corry Journal notes Jamestown officials postponed two year garbage disposal bids with a council decision to seek one year proposals at an informal City Council meeting. Other items include burglar arrest in Jamestown and a report on Red Cross fund progress at First Presbyterian Church Meadeville.
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Hospital Update Admits and Discharges Listed
The Hospital Report shows admissions including Estie Ausnehmer and Francis Long along with several others and discharges such as William Firth and Mrs Gerald Lillie with son Thomas. A bill to issue free fishing licenses to Korean War veterans with disabilities advances in the House. Meadville area death noted for Henry Sutton, 90, of Townville. Also notices for sign sale and a VFW Wednesday gathering with a postponed preschool PTA meeting rescheduled to March 22.
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Unopposed Titusville Officials Seek Re-Election in May Primary
Titusville candidates Miss Sara M Nevins city treasurer since 1949 and Joseph F Gray city controller since 1922 face no opposition in the May 17 primary. Dormer Bailey and Harold Schwartz seek two four year terms as councilmen. Both are Republicans and current council members.
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Franklin youths tied to beer truck break-ins scouted citywide
Franklin police report eight youths, including a juvenile, tied to weekend thefts of 16 cases of beer from Brecht Beverage trucks. The trucks were broken into near the firm’s storage, and the suspects allegedly cashed the beer at various Franklin and Oil City locations.
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Walter J Perry case clouds Warren area police alert
Millcreek Township police issued an alert after a 17 year old Walter J Perry was suspected in a home break in. $1400 cash was reported missing from his father's residence and police Chief Frank Strasser quoted the father as asserting his son’s suspected involvement. Warren resident Robert E Geiger, a Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce member, announced a run as an independent Republican candidate for Warren county offices in the May 17 primaries. He is married with four children.
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Democratic House OKs governor succession amendment
Harrisburg reports the Democratic controlled House approved a constitutional amendment to allow a governor to succeed himself. The measure passed 11 80 after a prior defeat, with Democrats saying succession should apply to the current governor. The plan requires Senate approval and a referendum before taking effect. Also reported Charles Yardbird Parker, 68, famed jazz saxophonist, died Saturday in New York.
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Yardbird) Parker
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Falcon Missile Described as Air Force’s Smart Weapon
The Air Force presented the Falcon as the first air to air missile with autonomous guidance. Conceived in 1947 and built by Hughes Aircraft in Culver City and Tucson, the cigar shaped weapon is about six feet long and designed to be carried under a jet fighter wing. When an enemy bomber is spotted on radar, the target is locked for engagement.
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Falcon missile tests and tax proposal in Borough Council
An electronic computer guidance system directed a drone B17 bomber test hit after the bomber dodged. Similar results were reported against a jet fighter with the Falcon having a three to five mile killing range. Borough Council considers an earned income tax with Maurice Emory leading study efforts.
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Boro Council
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