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Warren County airport plan eyed as federal funds lure
A Warren County airport proposal aims to attract federal aid for a facility serving Warren Corry and Jamestown. The piece questions the cost and value of a large airliner field versus smaller private use, arguing such massive funding from Uncle Sam seems excessive given nearby airports and broad federal siphoning of funds for pet projects.
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Hoodlum Priest Runs Dismas House for Ex-Convicts
In St Louis Father Charles D Clark operates Dismas House a reform haven for burglars stickup men murderers and other felons recently released from prison The facility provides meals clothing beds and a path to legitimate work As of now about 60 residents live there with stays averaging two weeks and former inmates have found jobs and homes through Clark’s program
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Dismas Hose
Letters To The Editor On Moving South
A reader scolds locals who plan to leave Corty for Florida complaining about climate excuses. He argues the area has warmth heating and airport access, urges staying to help the town’s future, and cites Emerson while humorously urging readers to raise their thermostats and resist relocation.
Palm Island estate ready for master as Capone link looms
Miami Beach reports place the Palm Island estate of gangster Al Capone nearly ready to receive its master, with rumors he has already reached the property. In other notes, flood control funding measures are under House committee review, including 335 million for upper Allegheny dam and 9.6 million for French Creek reservoir, while a York & Foster Chair Co. fire caused up to 1,000 dollars in damage. Arthur Manross, 13, diagnosed infantile paralysis, faces hospital transfer for treatment. Johnstown residents protest utility regulation limiting six minute calls, and a four room Irvine schoolhouse burns down, discovered by neighbor Frank Peters as the local Youngsville fire department responds.
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One in three cancer patients now saved says ACS
The American Cancer Society reports a rise from one in four to one in three cancer patients saved. Improved diagnosis, treatment, and growing public awareness about regular health checkups are credited with reducing cancer deaths.
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American Cancer Society
What Is The Law Your Legal Problems column answers
A reader asks about nursing home expenses for parents, a minor driving permit, estate claims for upkeep, implications of bigamy, and forged signatures. Legal authorities note the parent’s funds bear nursing home costs, children’ duty follows after funds run out, driving permits require 18 without parent consent or 16 with consent, and gift or contract proof governs estate claims. Forgery by the husband can lead to criminal action and the wife isn’t liable for the loan unless a power of attorney exists in writing. The article also cites the mayor of New York’s $40,000 salary alongside governors.
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Driver In Area Fatal Faces Court in April
Norman W. Algoe a 43 year old Buffalo truck driver charged with driving intoxicated after a February 28 collision on Route 20 west of none that killed 20 year old Erle Mather. The case may go before the Chautauqua County Grand Jury convening April 4 at Mayville. Algoe is free on $200 bail. The crash also injured Richard Resinger and his daughter Marie Ann.
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Chautauqua County Grand Jury
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Clifford Abbey
George _W_ Holt
Westfield
Chautauqua County
Rolan A. Faricher
Holt
Nove
Mary Jane Resinger
Richard Resinger
Marie Ann
Rickover Receives Willkie Award at Indiana University
Bloomington Ind Vice Admiral Hyman G Rickover head of the Navys nuclear submarine program was presented the first Wendell L Willkie award by the Willkie Foundation during ceremonies at Indiana University The honor recognizes research contributions in the field.
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Hyman G. Rickover
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