Millereck zoning hit stalling protest by homeowners
Nearly 20 residents appeared to oppose a rezoning from A residential to B business filed by Paul Rosthauser and Alice Rosthauser and Crevtrude Rosthauser adjacent to the Airport branch of the Ficht National Bank. Rosthauser said no immediate plans exist for the area.
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Millereck
Paul
Crevtrude Rosthauser
Alice Beddows
Ficht National Bank
Rosthauser
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Warren
DeMolly
North Star Lodge
Joseph Warren Lodge
Warren Commandery
Journal
Erie
Evie Turners
David L Lawrence
Superior Cleaning Company
Ralph Hecht
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Harrisburg
Hecht
VFW
Blame Dog For Master's Death
A man, Michael Purtell aged 58, died after tumbling down stairs when his dog’s leash caused him to fall during a walk. Police report the accident occurred in a second floor apartment stair area. The incident ends in a fatal fracture scare.
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Michael Purtell
Purtell
Hospital Admission and Discharge Ledger Notes
At The Hospital Is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency. Admitted are Mrs. Andy Bencza of Spring Creek, Richard Szewczuk, son of Mrs. Lawrence Morton of Spring Eugene Dombrowski, 128 West Columbus Avenue, Carl Durlin of Pittsfield, Mrs. Melissa Carroll of 400 West Pleasant Sliver, Clarence Vanderhoof of Spar, L. W. Danner, R. D. 3, Mrs. Gerald LaCross of Clyver, Harry Scarem of Findley Lake. Discharged are Merle Sweet of Clymer, Roy Coates of Spartansburg, Mrs. Robert Merritt and son Robert Ciliford of 128 Snyder Circle Lake, E. Graham of 18 West Congress Street, Gerald Mixer of 111 East South Street, Michelle Baker, 10 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E Baker of Clymer.
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Andy Bencza
Spring Creek
Richard Szewczuk
Lawrence Morton
Eugene Dombrowski
West Columbus Avenue
Carl Durlin
Pittsfield
Melissa Carroll
West Pleasant
Clarence Vanderhoof
Spar
L. W. Danner
R. D
Gerald LaCross
Clyyer
Harry Scarem
Findley Lake
Merle Sweet
Clymer
Roy Coates
Spartansburg
Robert Merritt
Robert Ciliford
Snyder Circle
Lake E. Graham
West
Congress Street
Gerald Mixer
East South Street
Michelle
Frank E. ‘Baker
Main Street traffic light fails to ease Pennsylvania Ave rush
City installed a radar controlled light for southbound traffic on Main Street at Pennsylvania Avenue, but northbound vehicles now trigger the device. Mayor Kinley hosts review by installers Sutton and Hermann before final approval. A U.S. FCC permit for radar operation is pending, unlikely to delay. Kinley proposes widening Pennsylvania Ave to McInnes Steel to improve flow and divert northbound traffic, possibly remove trees and poles. Parking restrictions on the east side discussed. Council to discuss sidewalk repair near Traction Building on North Center Street and potential injury claim over faulty sidewalk. Weather permitting, curb installation may follow. Mayor Kinley notes wide walks ignored future traffic needs. No concrete plans yet. council to revisit.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sutton and Hermann
Pittsburgh
J. Fred Kinley
Federal
Communications Commission
Kinley
East Main Street
McInnes Steel Co
Traction
North Center Street
Leed
Finley
Girl 4 is wounded in El Paso gang shooting
A four year old girl Linda Salcedo was shot in the chest while playing as a carload of four youths from rival gangs opened fire. She remains in fair condition. Police say the attackers were juveniles charged with assault to murder. One suspect, An Tres Machinez, 19, had just been released after two years for murder. The feud between gangs flared after his release.
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EL Paso
Tex
Linda Salcedo
An Tres Machinez
Martine
Storms Raise Flood Threat Across Midwest States
Storms bring heavy rain and melting snow as rivers rise across Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa. Tornado damage reported near Shattuck Oklahoma while gusty winds and dense fog affect Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Showers extend to the Pacific Coast with dust storms in New Mexico and western Texas.
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Midwest
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Hutchinson
Kan
Shattuck
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Town
Dinos
Kansas
Missouri
Towa
Missouri River
Michigan
Pacific Coast
California
Montana
New Mexico
Texas
New England
Great Lakes
Negroes Plan To Appeal 43 Convictions
Associated Press reports 43 Negro students convicted for trespassing in Raleigh plan appeals to the Superior Court with aim to reach the Supreme Court if needed. The cases test North Carolina trespass law governing service at lunch counters amid broader sitdown protests spreading from campuses to Baton Rouge and Memphis.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Raleigh
Superior Court
Tne
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Alb
Nearo Southern University
S. H. Kress
Lousiana
Harl Lone
Africa
Memphis
Tentwight Neen
City Commission
Heig Lee
Funeral Services for Charles Firster Held at Bracken
Funeral services for Charles Firster are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m from Bracken Funeral Home with Rev George Myers officiating. Friends may call Tuesday 9 4 and 7 9 p m. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Charles
Bracken
George Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Chiricuzio
Jennie Chiricusin
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral
Titusville Driver Hits Boy and Leaves Scene
Ronald Golsmith, 8, of Titusville, was struck around 4:50 p m and sustained a broken right leg and facial injuries. He was admitted to Titusville Hospital for observation as his condition was listed as good. The car driver did not report the crash to police. a source named Luigi Milo of Titusville was mentioned but details were not reported.
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Titusville
Boy
Ronald Gol’smith
Ine
Titusville Hospital
Xrugs
Ronald
Luigi Milo
Omitt ed text remains unclear in local item
The readable parts show a fragmentary OCR note with unreadable words and names. The exact event, entities, or location cannot be determined from the fragment.
Nixon Pledges Hard-Hitting Campaign to Boost GOP
Vice President Richard M. Nixon vowed a fighting campaign if nominated, outlining a plan to extend the Republican push nationwide. He warned Congress must act on farm policy, criticized Democratic inaction, and stressed building a broader program beyond past rhetoric. Nixon called for defending GOP records while avoiding personal attacks.
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Nixon
Lincoln
Neb
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Congress
Ruth
Eisenhower
Quell Blaze In Oil Tank
A crude oil tank fire at Vavolene Oil Co in Reedom Beaver County was brought under control after about two hours. No workers were hurt. two firefighters sustained minor injuries. Tony Ruffo, 49, of Rochester, and three nearby workers witnessed the blast and tower flames. Firefighters from 10 communities contained the blaze as bystanders gathered. Cause and damage estimates were not immediately available.
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Reedom
Vavolene Oi Co
Beaver—County
Tony Ruffo
Rochester
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