Top Sellers Named in AFS Bond Drive at Corry High
Corry Area High School officials declared the American Field Service bond sale closed and announced the top sellers. Debbie Hockenberg received a $10 prize for selling the most bonds with $70.50. Kim Farrington sold $50.50 as the second highest. Total campaign proceeds were $1,269 directed by Mrs. Dolly Hooven. Top homeroom was Mrs. Jane Miller's with $252.50. The drive supports the local AFS chapter.
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Corry Area High School
Leroy Peck
Debbie Hockenberg
Kim Farrington
Dolly Hooven
Jane Miller
AFS
McEildowney
Fuel Adjustments Upset Housewives
In Harrisburg, two Scranton area housewives protested PP and L fuel adjustment charges that raise electric bills, delivering petitions signed by 6,581 customers. They pressed PUC Commissioner Denenberg for a rate review and an audit of fuel adjustment practices, arguing meters and costs are unclear. The movement follows local coverage by the TriBoro Banner and marks the largest consumer revolt against the charges seen by Denenberg.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Marie Perfetto
PP and L
PUC
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
Shapp
Senate
PP and
Nick Todaro
Bordick
Edward
Clymer Town Clerk Office Moves and Hours Change
The Town Clerk of Clymer has moved to 74 North Center Street New York and will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 1 to p.m. The office handles hunting and fishing licenses and retains all town records under Dorothy Sellers who was elected to fill the unexpired term of Judy Stoddard. Maurice Ravel centennial celebrated at Juilliard with Webster performing all Ravel piano works in a single evening.
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New York
Clymer
North Center Street
Dorothy Sellers
Judy Stoddard
Ravel
Maurice Ravel
Juilliard School
Beveride Webster
Webster
Paris
Seek New Trial For Convicted Area Murderess
Attorneys filed a motion for a new trial for Mrs. May Margaret Murphy Jones a 70 year old resident of Springboro after a Crawford County Court verdict of third degree murder in the November death of Mrs. Mary N. Murphy 53. They cite 22 alleged trial errors including photographs of the victim s body and late night jury instructions while arguing for cross examination limits and impartiality concerns. Judge P Richard Thomas ordered transcript of testimony and will set a date for arguments on the motion.
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Meadville
May Margaret Murphy Jones
A.D
Springboro
Crawford County
Mary N. Murphy
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Witneses
P. Richard Thomas
Transit Strike Vote Today in Philadelphia Bus Service May Resume
Philadelphia transit workers vote today on a contract that could restore bus trolley and subway service within 24 hours. The strike disrupted travel for up to 400,000 riders over 11 days as 5,500 TWU Local 284 members consider a $1.10 hourly raise over two years.
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Philadelphia
Merril Cooper
Transport Workers Union
TWU
TWA
TWU International
Matthew Guinan
Ned LeDonne
LeDoone
Union
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Bugging System Sparks Legal Question at Detention Center
An electronic surveillance setup at the Edmund L. Thomas Juvenile Detention Center faces legality questions under a new state law. Erie County officials weigh disconnection after court and attorney general review. The facility defends the system as essential for security, while critics flag privacy and legal issues.
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Edmund L. Thomas
Erie Morning News
Erie County
Edward H. Carney
Fred P Anthony
Anthony
Carney
Robert Kane
East Grandview Center
William Brabender
Brabender
The
Morning News
Edward D
John Sr
Chase
Erie
Robert Brabender
Three-Car Crash Kills Two People in Jefferson County
A three car crash on Pennsylvania Route 36 near Brookville killed William D. Hubauer 36 Corsica and Dennis A. Haugh 26 Brookville. Eight others hospitalized. Lingenfelter 19 Ringgold and Hulse 21 Clarion driven. Head on collision occurred after Lingenfelter attempted to pass, none seriously injured. Lee Allan Gould named AP Pittsburgh office correspondent at age 29 succeeding DiMascio who becomes Nashville bureau chief.
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Brookville
Jefferson County
Pennsylvania
Here
William D. Hubauer
Corsica
Dennis A Haugh
Hubauer
Haugh
Michael E. Lingenfelter
Ringgold
Jean L. Hulse
Clarion
Lingenfelter
Hubauer Auto
Hulse
Pittsburgh
Lee Allan Gould
Associated Press
Gould
William DiMascio
Nashville
Tenn
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Washington
Sun
BLACK
Beauty
Lusman
Jordan Electric
Duncombe Electronics
North East
Bruce Reeder
Luhman
Robert Chase
Erie County Prison Board
al Skonieczka
John English Jr
John English Sr
Times Publishing Company
Bill - Rose
REX Theatre
Roger Moore
James Bond 007
Ian Fleming
Man With the
NEW Wood & Coal Furnace
Bob Garfield
North Fist Avenue
Alton Armitage
Harold Steves
Pauline
Patti
Bob
John
Rossbacher Insurance Service Corner
W. South
First Ave
WWCB
Jerry Huskins
Frank Anthony
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Sehwin Mschelman
David Mitchell
Lehman’s Tire Service
Robert Nichols
Terry Holthouse
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