Erie County funds push for Corry recreation complex
Erie County Commissioners approved a four year plan to allocate 20000 yearly to Corry for land acquisition and a 110000 total package to develop a broader recreation site at the Macadam Hill Heath farm area. The project, backed by local leaders, aims to spur housing and business district improvements once codes are set.
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Corry
William O. Hill Jr
Fred Lamberton
Louis Rzymek
S. A
Doc” Long
David Johnson
George Sample
Philip Zalzneck
Atty
William Peiffer
Ray Weber
Louis Miller
Macadam Hill
Golf Commission
Erie County Recreation Board
Heath Farm
Recreation Commission
Union City Schedules Closed Session On UCPD Problems
Union City mayor John Bengel will lead a closed executive session Tuesday to discuss the police department under criticism for its operations. Temporary patrolmen Wontenay and Proper fill vacancies as a civil service process and a resident seeks a public discussion on a police matter. No decisions are expected. results to be released after the next council meeting.
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John Bengel
Bengel
Francis Wontenay
Merlin’ Proper
Lucille Still
Quentin Reynolds Death and Funeral Plans
Famous war correspondent Quentin Reynolds died of cancer at Travis Air Force Base California. He was 62 and had fallen ill on assignment in the Philippines before being evacuated to the United States. Reynolds rose to prominence with war zone reporting for Collier's Magazine and was known as a notable prewar foreign correspondent.
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Philippines
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New Trial Stated In Massive Crawford County Death Award
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court allowed a new trial for Elgin man Duane Troyer and Corry resident Michael Bailey regarding the 107000 death award tied to a crash near Chapmanville. The ruling targets whether Harold Seber’s driving was negligent, potentially altering shares to Donald Beuchat and Charles J. Rone, with the total split detailed for wrongful death and survivor claims.
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Corry
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Michael Bailey
Crawford County
Guys Mills
Charles J. Rone
Frenchtown
Troyer and Bailey
Herbert A. Mook
Seber
State Supreme Court
Mook
R. Charles Thomas
Meadville
Beuchat
Rone
Burchard
Titusville Woman Injured In Icy Route 89 Crash
A Titusville area crash on Route 89 left Dorothy C. Tubbs with facial lacerations a bruised knee and a sprained ankle after skidding on ice and hitting Robert P. Ross’s northbound car. Police cited potential prevention by wearing a seat belt. Ross escaped injury and both vehicles suffered $1,050 total damage.
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Corry
Dorothy C. Tubbs
Tubbs
Robert P. Ross
Oil City
Titusville Hospital
Ross
South Viet Nam claims 64 Reds slain near border
South Vietnamese forces reported 64 Viet Cong dead and 16 captured in three actions in the northern 1st Army Corps area. Wounds totaled 16 Vietnamese soldiers. Major engagement occurred about 60 miles northwest of Da Nang near the North Vietnamese frontier with 28 Viet Cong killed on one field. Additional Viet Cong losses occurred in Quang Tri and Quang Ngai as helicopters airlifted troops to block Communist advances. Villagers protested air force attacks that killed civilians, including schoolchildren.
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Registration for Voters Here Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the day for non registered voters to sign up at the Municipal Building from 1 to 8 p.m. Eligible residents include those who changed voting districts or have not voted in two years or who turned 21 since the last election.
Vigil Ends After Week Long Demonstration in Toronto
A demonstrator ended a seven day vigil before the U S consulate general in Toronto after a federal injunction in Alabama barred interference with civil rights marchers. The action concluded following the injunction and amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
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State Supreme Court OKs firing of GOP tax board aide
Democrats win long battle to remove Robert Schluraff from the County Board of Tax Assessments and Revisions. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules commissioners may dismiss board members, addressing removal power for four year terms. Schluraff expected to be replaced by Robert J. Tullio as the board convenes.
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Rights Workers Have Green Light To March
Civil rights leaders welcomed a federal judge’s match permit for a 50 mile march from Selma to Montgomery and new ground rules for parades in Alabama’s capital. Martin Luther King Jr hailed state police protecting demonstrators and urged governor Wallace to comply as Tuskegee students planned a separate march in Montgomery. President Johnson sent his civil rights bill to Congress, aiming to curb racial discrimination at the ballot box.
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Alabama
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Miss Neal Improves After Surgical Recovery
Actress Pa pe Neal, 39, who underwent rain surgery one month ago yesterday after suffering two strokes, was reported to be demonstrating slow but continued improvement at UCLA Medical Center.
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Salvation Army Building Declared Unsafe for Use
The Salvation Army building is unsafe for meetings after cracks in 4x4 roof supports were found by contractor Donald Engle. The roof could drop into the sanctuary so temporary repairs will take about a week. Meetings will move to the Municipal Building auditorium tonight.
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Air Conditioning For Eskimo Village Hits Alaska Newsstand
Alaska Airlines VP Rob Giersdorf noted an unusual requisition by King Island villagers a big air conditioning unit for the village community hall. King Island lies near the Bering Sea in Eskimo country and the item prompted broad interest.
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Milk kickbacks tied to Pennsylvania Milk Commission payouts
Erie Crawford Dairy Cooperative officials testified at a Pittsburgh hearing that artificial price structures created by the Pennsylvania Milk Commission generated 1.5 million dollars in rebates to milk dealers from 1957 to 1964. Howard Yost said two Milk Commission members knew of the scheme, naming John A. Smith of Dickinson. Beneficiaries included William Colterjahn & Sons Dairy and Snee Dairy Co. Pittsburgh, Schneider's Dairy, Linger Light Dairy, and Klein's Dairy. Yost noted the practice ceased after the Milk Commission lowered dealer prices last August. The co-op represents about 500 dairy farmers in Erie and Crawford counties. The testimony opened a state inquiry into rebates conducted by the justice department and the Milk Commission. Continuous coverage continued on page four.
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ASC Gift Matching Education Plan Announced by ASC
Associated Spring Corpora tion the Raymond Mfg. Division's parent, unveiled a matching gifts program for employee donations to U.S. educational institutions. Eligible employees may contribute up to 200 dollars per year and ASC will match that amount. Institutions must be listed in the U.S. Office of Education directory and be tax exempt. Details and forms are available at ASC division personnel offices.
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Wallace Barnes
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Man Dies After Fall From Scaffold at Dry Dock
A 55 year old man identified as Mario Petrai of Perth Amboy was killed yesterday after falling from a scaffold at a dry dock. He landed on the ground and died of injuries sustained in the incident. Fire and police units responded to the scene and are investigating the accident.
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