Forests and Water Dept invites bids on offshore lease blocks
Harrisburg agency says bids due April 9 for 47 oil and gas lease blocks totaling about 69 989 acres in Lake Erie. Bid forms leases and maps available from its Harrisburg office. Divorce decrees issued in county court include Dale W Bemis age 27 of Corry versus Delor Bemis of Meadville married Zelienople in 1966. Jeffrey Levien eight son of Mr and Mrs Lyn Levien sustained a facial laceration after a ski tow fall at Corry Memorial Hospital he was treated and released. Cecil Ford of Corry died in Buffalo he moved away nearly five decades ago survived by three sons two daughters and two sisters burial at Holy Spirit Church Buffalo Monday.
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Forests and Water Department
Harrisburg
Lake Erie
Thal
Dale W. Bemis
Corry
Delorvs J Bemis
Meadville
Zelienville
Jeffrey
Lyn Levien
Wayne Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cecil Ford
Buffalo
Ford
John Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Ula Nagel
Rochester
Lawrence L. Brown
Erie
Holy Spirit Church
Financial turmoil widens as gold price and rates soar
World Bank president George Woods calls the crisis bona fide as gold markets in London remain closed. US officials reject a gold price spike risk while the Federal Reserve and Treasury adjust rates and tax policy to curb dollar drain. Mortgage lending faces pressure amid high interest rates and December prospects.
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London
World Bank
George Woods
White House
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Wit
Féderal Reserve
Swan
Europe
Britain
Johnson
Allegheny and Lake Central Merger Approved by Shareholders
In Indianapolis, Lake Central Airlines and Allegheny Airlines shareholders voted by sizable margins to approve a merger. The deal awaits Civil Aeronautics Board approval after a favorable recommendation from its Bureau of Operating Rights. Officials expect completion by June 1.
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Indianapolis, Ind
Lake Central Airlines
Allegheny Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Bureau
Pittsburgh Police Form Flexible Crime-Prevention Task Force
Pittsburgh police will deploy a specially trained, flexible unit shifted daily to city areas needing focus. The move follows FBI data showing major crimes rose nearly 22 percent last year, while a new computerized patrol pattern aims to deter criminals and match trends in similar cities. Public Safety Director David W. Craig touted the system as stronger and more adaptable.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
David W. Craig
Craig
Ammo and weapons mailed home from Vietnam emerge in shipments
In San Francisco AP report James Miller, a US customs import specialist, says mail from Vietnam continues to include live hand grenades, pistols, ammunition, grenade launchers and AR-15 machine guns, with at least one such article arriving weekly.
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San Francisco
Vietnam
James Miller
Miller
School Class Photo Caption Fragments
Readable lines list names in two rows with a third line noting a journal photo credit Johnston and partial names. The fragment preserves student names George Anderson Janet Anderson Robert Blair Roger Butters Helen Christensen David Curtis Judy Eastman James Kaffferlin Thomas Kennedy Jeff Oesch with a photo attribution.
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George Anderson
Janet Anderson
Robert Blair
Roger Butters
Helen Christensen
David Curtis
Judy Eastman
James Kafferlin
Thomas Kennedy
Jeff Oesch
James
Repentant gum thief pays back old caper in note and money
In Hyde town Mrs. Sterling found a note and a $5 bill left in a storm door addressing a 17 year old gum theft at a gas station. The note explains repayment of 24 packs of gum, valued at five cents each, totaling $1.20 plus 20 cents. The sender remains anonymous as Ralph Sterling ponders the culprit. Funeral notices for Nellie Garret tars Will be held in Clyde and M day with burial at Holland Cemetery. Senator Hugh Scott named by Vice President Humphrey to attend interparliamentary union meeting in Dakar April 15-21.
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Titusville
Ralph St. Sterling
Hydetown
Oters
Garret
Nellie) Tars
Spitzo Funeral
Clymes
Folow
Holland Cemetery
HHH
Sen
Scott Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Dakar
Seneygal
Swiss banks hold firm as gold market dives
Swiss banks opened normally but rejected new orders for gold while Zurich accounts for about a third of global demand on the London market. Pravda blames U S aggression in Vietnam for the gold crisis and says U S war spending undermines dollar confidence and raises gold demand. The paper is nicknamed the Shortest Distance between Customer and Store.
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Zurich
London
U.S
Washington
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Vietnam
United States
Pittsburgh Teachers Seek 7000 Dollar Minimum Pay
The Pittsburgh Teachers Education Association asks the board for a minimum annual salary of 7000 dollars plus improved fringe benefits. It names an executive director, supports a negotiating committee, and pushes for an election to choose a bargaining agent for about 3000 teachers. The wage demand would cost the district about 4.5 million dollars annually.
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Pittsburgh
Board of Education
Pittsburgh Teachers Education
Imple- Association
Frank Damiana
PTEA
New Delhi
Damiana
Soisaid
Thers
Jerry Fuchs
National Education Association
John W. McCarter
PTA
Pittsburgh Federation of ‘Teachers
Afl-Cio
Pennsylvania
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Allegheny
Lake Central
Pittsburgh Police
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Corry Area High School
Sterling
Cantor St
Corry, PA
Thom McAn
Carrig’s
Céniter' St
Tol ST
Wey
Penn'a
Gordot
W. Washington St
Jane Parker
Yosemite
California
U. S
Hammond's Lumber and
Eagle Street
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