Public notices detail suspensions and police activity in Erie
A one year suspension for James H. Swan a motorist from Union City follows a period of prior suspension. A Marion street resident reported a prowler and window peeper near midnight, providing police a youth description. Juvenile petitions will be filed against three youths for egg and cash theft at a Concord Corners poultry farm. Philip Elliot Herhey infant burial occurred in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Real estate transfer records show a property exchange from Fred F Marsh to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Leo Crispin of 12M North Center Street was hospitalized at St Vincent’s in June awaiting surgery.
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Marion Street
Dennis
Northrop
Concord Corns R. D
Curry
Curry State Pit
West Spring Creek
Philip Elliot Herhey
Cheryl Hershey
Corry
Joseph Bodie
Fred F Marsh
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Erie County
Leo Crispin
North Center Street
St. Vinent's Hospital
Proposal Creates State Nonpublic School Authority
The House approved a bill to close funding gaps by creating a State Nonpublic School Authority run by a nine member board. It would pay eligible schools on a purchase of service basis for four non religious subjects and fund about 27 million annually from a 15 percent present tax. Republican leaders pushed amendments to direct funds differently or change dispensing agency, but failed.
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House
Department of Public Instruction
Harold Hulings Funeral Arrangements Announced
The body of Harold Hulings is at Bracken Funeral Home where friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 pm and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Services will be held there at 10 am on Saturday.
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Hulings
Harold Hulings
Bracken Funeral Home
Senate action claims victory on tax hike and spending cuts
Senator Williams calls the conference accord a fine victory as the plan includes a tax increase and spending cuts with exemptions for Vietnam war funds Social Security veterans payments and interest on the debt A rollback of about 150000 federal workers and 10 billion in new fiscal 1969 appropriations was tentatively agreed The House approved a 13.67 billion HUD and independent agency bill well below the presidents request boosting total cuts this year to about 4.5 billion but none have passed the Senate A racing amendment was cited as risking delays since thoroughbreds are not fully under way and expected annual returns are under 8 million The GOP insists there is not enough budget to fund a 27 million allocation
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John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Matthew Cappolino
Philadelphia
GOP
Route 6 improvement funding faces delays and planning hurdles
In Harrisburg, highway officials outlined a six year plan for Route 6 projects, noting 13 approved items with only a few not yet programmed. Funding shortages from federal funds and the need to borrow from other sources threaten completion as states seek to maintain the program despite delays.
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Highway Department
Atwood
Department of Highway
Harrisburg
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Harold Reslink
Erie
Truman Honored As Humphrey Appears In Independence
At a Missouri rally in Independence the crowd celebrated Harry S. Truman with a birthday tribute as Hubert Humphrey spoke minutes earlier. UAW President Walter P. Reuther framed Truman’s reception as a mandate to convey warmth and congratulations to the former president. Humphrey, citing a long alliance with the UAW, urged delegates for their help.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Humphrey
Truman
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Lake Erie Oil Rights Fetch 128000 From Two Bidders
Pan American Petroleum of Fort Worth and Ranger Oil of Alberta bid 128000 for drilling rights in Lake Erie. Pennsylvania offered 375000 acres in 37 tracts. only two bids covered two full tracts and parts of two others totaling 24500 acres. Governor Maurice Goddard announced the award in Harrisburg and said drilling may begin this summer. Royalties and future rights discussed. three tracts near the Ohio line, others near Ripley and Long Point. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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RIE
Penn
Texas
Lake Erie
Pan American Petroleum Co
Fort Worth
Ranger Oil Co
Alberta
Pennsylvania
Pan American
Ranger
Harrisburg
Forests and Waters
Maurice Goddard
Goddard
Ohio Line
Ripley
Long Point
Ont
Canada
Buffalo
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Kuest
Uureatt
Trehie Safety
Ares
James H. Swan
Union City
Mesihvile Chamber of Commerce
Runtact Klub
Ere County
Joseph Paul Paszkowsl
Columbus
Sind Lindt Low Nichols
Grawford County
Yue Quality Gash Grocery
Sturday
Joint M. Light, 3M
Titsville
Quirden
Pate
Donald Watson
East Congress Street
Robert Karkoski
East Main Street
James Hanna
East Bond Street
YMCA
Silvis
Summerstreet_yesterd
East Pleasant Street
Victor Cragg JR
Bramklin Stewee
Willetts Bros
Call
Main Street
Bob Church
Canter St
Pennsylvania Highway Commission
Reslink
William Troxell
Youngsville
Warren
Starbrick
Irvine
Allegheny River
Bobby
Roberts Furniture and Carpeting
Columbus Library Association
Dutton Library
Columbus, Pennsylvania
Columbus Township
Warren Library
Main St
Endicott Johnson
the Fair Store
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