Library Theater closes after teen disturbance in Warren
A band of noisy teens caused a disturbance at the Library Theater in Warren Friday night, leading to their dismissal. Theater manager Robert Marrone reportedly warned the group about marbles thrown at the screen, they refused to leave, and after about an hour the mob dispersed. A private corporation plans a medical center in Youngsville, announced at a committee meeting by Dr. Richard A. Peters and Donald E. McKinney. Firefighters responded to a church organ motor smoke incident at First Baptist Church with 18 men and three equipment units, damage estimated at 25 dollars. Dana Martin of Spartanburg, an employee of Tri-State Lumber, is hospitalized with burns from an explosion involving gasoline and fuel oil. A Jamestown woman, Marian Shaka, 70, was killed after being struck by a car near her home, driver identified as James Sinatra, 20. Three drivers cited for traffic violations in separate incidents. A local Corry resident is among 17 Pennsylvania students at Bowdoin College to make the dean's list. Roger A. Butters is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Robert Marrone
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Valley
Youngsville Area
Richard A. Peters
Donald E. McKinney
First Baptist Church
George Davis
Jamestown
Marian Shaka
Jamestown Wca Hospital
Thomas Costanza
James Sinatra
Funerals for Mrs Mourton and Mr Smith Held at Bracken
Services were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Elmer Ortner and Rev. Eugene Donelgon officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Norbert Bachemner, Robert Bachemner, Donald Bachemner, Raymond Bachemner, Gerald Staples, Robert Johnson, Elof Dahl, Charles Bugbee, E E Bush, Vernon Welch, Harold Carlson, and Everett Elmauist. Attendees from out of town listed include Frank Mourton Jr of Erie and various relatives from Ohio and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Mourton
Bracken
Elmer Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Norbert
Robert
Donald
Raymond Bachemner
Gerald Staples
Robert Johnson
Frank Mourton Jr
Erie
Chautauqua
Andrew Smith
Smith
Eugene Donelgon
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Elof Dahl
Charles Bugbee
E.E. Bush
Vernon Welch
Harold Carlson
Everett Elmauist
John Smith
Fremont
Lillian Shipe
Cleveland
Ethel Abraham
Lorraine Brooks
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Donald Smith
Eric
Joseph Mann
Conneaut
Ohio
Joanne Adams
Garland
William Shattuck
Titusville
Brazil frees kidnapped Japanese consul general Okuchi
Brazilian authorities pursue five kidnapers of Japanese Consul General Nobuo Okuchi after his four day abduction. Five exchanged prisoners arrived in Mexico City claiming torture in Brazilian jails. Okuchi thanked Brazil for swift action as police resume search for suspects.
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Sao. Paulo
Brazil
Nobuo Okuchi
Mexico
Okuchi
Tokyo
Mexico City
Jury Awards 750000 For Job Injuries In Fairmont
A federal court jury awarded 500000 to Samuel Summers and 250000 to his wife Mertie for injuries suffered on November 6 1969 while Summers worked on an I beam for Crown Construction Co of Johnstown Pennsylvania. Summers suffered brain damage and paralysis after a load of roof decking struck him from above. The trial followed a writ of inquiry and the jury deliberated 14 hours.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Samuel Dale Summers
Mertie
Crown Construction Co
Johnstown
Middletown Mall
Summers
Fairmont General Hospital
West Virginia University Hospital
Morgantown
Crown Construction
Young Federal Employes Stir Up Big Troubles
Washington AP reports dissident young bureaucrats challenge the stereotype of the faceless civil servant. Five hundred petition senators against Judge Carswell, HEW workers seek civil rights policy accounting, and Panetta ouster protests by one third of HEW civil rights division. Labor youth directors oppose a 25 percent trainee earnings cut. Activist networks spread across federal agencies, excluding FBI and CIA, highlighting issues from job discrimination to agency relocations and cafeteria grape sales. The Drum newsletter by HEW’s young blacks urges liberation and reform within the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Fideral
Harrold Carswell
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon Administration
Robert H. Finch
HEW
Leon E. Panetta
Labor Department
Federal
Employer For A Democratic Society
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
California
Drum
Mary Dominessy Wins 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award
Corry Area High School senior Mary Dominessy receives the 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award from teacher Mrs. Richard Ditman. She earns a silver charm and becomes eligible for one of 102 scholarships totaling 110000 dollars based on a national December test with 646041 female participants. She may also contend for a state homemaker award offering a possible eastern U S tour as part of the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dominessy
Corry Area High School
Betty Crocker
Richard Ditman
Mary
United States
Journal
Endsley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dana Martin
B.D
Spartanburg
Tri-State Lumber Co
Union City
Union City Hospital
Martin
Randall P. Trisket
Porter Auer
Wilson E. Wynn Jr
Auer
Glennie A. Rugar Jr
East
Columbus Avenue
Merle Ottaway
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Corry
Roger A. Butters
J. Guy Butters
Wayne Street
Japan
Mimbar Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fintho
Buily Menzel Fastre
Fanate
Rudy
Bedford
Vucior
Petersbur
Ith
Maurinea Borges da Silveria
Sao Paulo
CREEN
Lerameg
Libby
Buddie Peas
General Telephone
Corry Telephone
Homemaker Award
Barney
Furniture Department
Uur
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