Vandalism hits Pennsylvania traffic signs funding rise noted
PennDOT Secretary Jacob Kassab cites 250 000 added last year to 3 200 000 outlay for traffic sign work with Erie County damage at 83 876. Vandalism includes painting, bending, stickers and rocks. Measures include durable materials, theft resistant hardware, sign ownership, and reporting missing signs. Citizens urged to report damaged signs.
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Jacob Kassab
Erie County
Kassab
Allentown
How to obtain a death certificate for out of state death
To get a death certificate for a person who died in another state, apply to the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the state where the person died, usually in the state capitol. A nominal fee is charged. Include the deceased's details and pay the appropriate processing costs.
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Civilians Replace Army Advisers in Vietnam War Effort
Military advisers return home while civilian recruits from Defense Department ranks head to Vietnam as contractors or DoD employees. Mem o may place personnel with ITT Sperry Rand Lear Siegler Northrop and NHA while offering reemployment rights and pay differentials. Navy and Air Force memos describe winding down by aiding Vietnamese forces and arming ships. Some risks include capture near Vietcong areas, with POW concerns echoed as volunteers are pressured by Pentagon. Footnotes note CIA Air America and other quangos recruiting in Laos Cambodia and other regions. Acupuncture expansion in the U.S. spawns fast profit outfits and unlicensed practitioners. Calls for licensing arise though knowledge remains limited.
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Saigon
ITT
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Northrop
NHA
Pentagon
Are Parents Too Narrow in Raising Children Says Blaine
Dr Blaine argues parents alone cannot raise balanced kids and urges expanding a child’s world to include teachers, relatives, neighbors, and friends. He criticizes amateur parenthood and links lack of guidance to teen rebellion, drug use, and social isolation in the modern family.
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Boston
Graham B. Biaime, Jr
Blaine
Sime
Phony Father Joins Unlawful Wedding In Heat
Bill Eaton Ging recalls a rushed ceremony where a groom under 21 lacked his father’s signature. A courthouse clerk arranged a staged father figure to sign the license, risking illegality as the couple wed without the real guardian present. The narrator doubts the marriage’s legality and fears courthouse exposure.
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Kansas
Erie County
Fairview
Corry Hospital Board Confirms Doctor and School Bond Plans
The Corry Memorial Hospital board last evening confirmed Dr. Robert J. Gleason as a new medical staff member. A $2,300,000 bond is needed to finance a proposed Corry area joint junior-senior high school, with the Corry Area Schools Authority voting to proceed 100 percent on joint construction plans and authorize Blair, Rollins and Company to receive the bonding details. Also reported is the birth yesterday of a son to Mrs and Mrs. Andrew Boythe of Spartansburg, R.D.3, Corry.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
Robert J. Gleason
Corry Area
Joint Committee
Blair, Rollins and Company
Corry Memorial Hospital
Andrew Boythe
R.D.3
Spartansburg
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