Titusville Area Ambulance Drive and Local News Echo
As of 3 pm yesterday Titusville area ambulance applications reached 1750 with city and Universal Cyclops employees counted via payroll deductions. April 1 is deadline for 3000 subscriptions to ensure adequate Titusville service. Congressman Vigorito will attend Edinboro State College dedication with Udall as featured speaker. A Titusville man faces Crawford County court for modern day cattle rustling. Donald Blake, 31, freed on 1300 bond after larceny charge. Auto crash in Columbus caused 150 damage. Lawrence Miller backing into a car stopped by Jerry Wilkinson. Arthur Albert, 45, pronounced dead in single car crash four miles west of Pittsfield. Civil Defense volunteers asked to report for Easter egg hunt duty at Mead Park. Union City driver Helen Coe, 38, injured after tractor trailer forced her off East Main Street. car damaged, pole struck, $200 damages.
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Titusville Area
Titusville
Crawford County
Donald Blake
Mario Longo
Vernon Township
Blake
Meadville
Columbus
Corry
Lawence Miller
Corty
Jerry Wilkinson
Jamestown
N.Y
Terence Haskins
Wilkinson
Union City
East Main Street
Helen Coe
West High Street
East Main
Shatty Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Three Pennsylvanians Cited by Carnegie Hero Fund
Three persons from Pennsylvania were cited for bravery today by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission. The event occurred July 24, 1987 at a cavern in Pittsburgh area. Guy Bishop, 15, of Easton received a bronze medal and a cash award for his role. Donald R. Miller, 25, of Pleasant, New Jersey, also helped when someone needed rescue while swimming.
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Sittsburrge
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Hero Fund
Guy Bishop
Easton
Donald R. Miller
Int Pleasant
N.J
Corry Ed group hears on OIC Harold Shields talk
Corry teachers group heard Harold Shields of the Exie Opportunities Industrial Center describe the center’s function and aid to unemployed workers. The OIC, started in Philadelphia in 1964 by Rev. Leon H. Sullivan, now operates in 70 cities with federal funding and offers training, counseling, and job placement.
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Harold Shields
Exie Opportunities
Shields
Erie Public Schools
IBM
OIC
Association
Kenneth L. Harvey
David G. Simmons
Barbara H. French
Helen H. Partch
Samaritan Electrocuted In Tragic Rescue
In Kansas City Kansas a Good Samaritan died after rescuing a man from a burning car. Wilbur Hadley Jr., 31, and John Curley, 63, moved to pull Hadley free when Curley touched downed power lines and was electrocuted. Hadley then fell onto the live wires in water, causing his death.
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Kansas City
Kan
Good Samaritan
Wilbur Hadley Jr
Johnley
Hadley
Curley
Man with broken leg saves boy from river in heroic dash
In Salt Lake City on Sept 4, 1968, Charles Brown broke from his recovery, sprinted 150 yards with no crutches to aid 2 year old Ernie Land after he fell into the Jordan River. Brown, a former Army medic, helped Byron Farnsworth free the child and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation, reviving him in rough surf.
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Salt Lake City
Ernie Land
Jordan River
Charles Brown
Byron Farnsworth
Brown
Bishop
Miller
Navy rush procurement overpay noted for cannon parts
Rep. Fred Rooney says a GAO report on a Navy emergency order finds a rush contract a procurement bungling case. The $194,260 bill included $120,000 for speed, with delivery slower and costlier than a routine order. GAO probes $5 billion in annual emergency procurements, focusing on sole-source, noncompetitive buys.
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Southeast Asia
Navy
York Amf
Rooney
Navy Department
Washington
Fred Rooney
D-Pa
Government Accounting Office
GAO
York, Pa
American Machine & Foundry Co
Absentee ballot rules tighten under new election procedures
The text states that not more than one application for an absentee ballot may be issued to an elector. Applications must be secured by the elector in person at the courthouse or by written request. Prior practice of circulating multiple applications is ended. Official absentee ballot requests must be made no earlier than 50 days before the election and no later than 50 p.m. on the Friday before the election.
Seven Students Named For Area Russell L Brant Junior High
Seven students including Jon Bennett Cathy Craker Corry Dawn Vettenburg and Roberta Holl enbeck are listed for area activities. Absentee ballots must be cast by 5 p m on the designated date with the proper affidavit. A court order remains in effect seven days after the challenge. The piece also notes casualties in the Vietnam conflict with US counts and a fatal car crash near Gettysburg involving Ann Shenko and Frieda Baber.
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Russell L. Brant
Acra la Een
Jon Bennett
James Bennett
Corry
Cathy Craker
Benjamin Craker
York Street
Roberta Hollenbeck
Virgil R
Dawn Vettenburg
John Vettencourt
Burg
R. D
One Man Who Runs House Ends In Court
London AP report recalls Doreen Baker seeking divorce after 13 years of marriage alleging cruelty for controlling shopping, cooking and cleaning. Judge Stanley Rees dismisses the divorce, noting Frederick Baker was irritating but not cruel and he offered to share housework.
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London
Doreen Baker
Frederick Baker
Stanley Rees
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Joseyin P. Vigorito
New World Cultures
Edinboro State College
Morris Udall
Arizona
Arthur €. Albert
Buffalo
Pittsfield
Warren
Albert
Mead Park
Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Holcomb
CD Here
Hero Fond
Bareld Shickis
Journal
Johnaton
Samaritan
Defense Department
Corry Bike Shop
West
Washington St
Zalmeck
North Center St
Jarmen
Hush Puppies
Blue Star
U.S
Gettysburg
Ann F. Shenko
Frieda Jo Baber
Hanover
U.S. 30
Martinelli
Mellon
Midland
Your Home & Garden Value Store
Penna. Ave
Corry Agway, Inc
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Penn’a
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