Eight adults fined in party raid aftermath at Concord Community House
In Concord, eight people over 18 and three juveniles faced 25 dollar fines and costs, plus four others over 21 were fined 10 dollars bond, after a Corry State Police raid on a party April 29. Four adults bonded and must return May 21 for preliminary hearings. three juveniles agreed to pay fines by Monday to avoid juvenile court. A warrant was issued for James Roden who did not appear.
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Concord
Justice of the Peace
Justin Butters
Corry
Elwin Gates
R.D
Harold Buckman
Marion Street
Larry Campbell
West Frederick Street
Richard Trisket
Columbus
Warren County
Butters
Loren Smith
Thomas Pless
Patricia Bromley
Kathleen Cooper
Lucinda Martin
Allan Ayers
Judy Grant
Ayers
Tross
Paul Sita
Sita
James Roden
Roden
Worst Meeting Halts Spring Creek Zoning Push
Warren County officials labeled the gathering the worst meeting of its kind as the Spring Creek Township zoning push stalled. County planning director William Rusin said opposition members failed to engage with the plan and pressed concerns over taxes and feasibility, ending with staff plans abandoned for now.
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Warren County
Spring Creek Township
William Rusin
Spring Creek
Rusin
Journal
Corry CAHS Band Draws Criticism Over Civic Parades
Two women from the Corry Area Joint School Committee discussed the CAHS band’s limited participation in civic events. They cited a $10,200 band uniform budget and noted many band members had competing commitments including college board exams, a Sing-Out group, and a track meet. Superintendent Elsen pledged advance notice to ensure future participation.
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Corry Area
Harold Messenger
East Columbus Avenue
Corry High ‘School
Theodore Zey2us
Raymond Division
Messenger
Ronald Rairie
Corry
Youngsville
Ray Elsen
Rumor Fortas Might Quit Supreme Court Amid Pressure
Washington AP reports Justice Abe Fortas faces calls to resign over a fee offer involving Louis E Wolfson. He canceled a New Hampshire appearance as old friends Paul Porter and William Douglas discuss the matter at his Georgetown home. Douglas or Porter could influence the final decision amid mounting rumors.
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Washington
Abe
Supreme Court
Senate
New Hampshire
Fortas
Georgetown
Paul Porter
William ©. Douglas
Louis E. Wolfson
Life
Douglas
Memphis State University
Yale Law School
Porter
White House
Pueblo Officer Quits Navy Over Pueblo Probe
Lt. Edward B. Murphy Jr. resigned from the Navy upset by the Pueblo seizure inquiry. He protested the board of inquiry’s recommendation of a letter of admonition for alleged dereliction of duties and sought assignment to the Navy postgraduate school in Monterey.
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Boston
Edward B. Murphy Jr
Pueblo
North Korea
Navy
Christian Science Monitor
Murphy
the Monitor
Board of Inquiry
Postgraduate
Monterey
Army seeks 15 billion add-on. underwear funds spark row
The Army’s 15 billion supplemental budget proposal, presented as Vietnam costs and pay hikes, drew sharp questions from Reps. Davis and Lipscomb over a 1.5 million winter underwear and 3.8 million insignia add-ons. They argued the items skirt spending caps and cushion wartime needs, while a censored House transcript notes no discussion of winter undergarments for Vietnam troops.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Glenn R. Davis
R-Wis
Glenard P. Lipscomb
Ralif
Army
Congress
Rep
George W. Andrews
Dala
Vietnam
Davis
Lipscomb
Southeast Asia
Congress weighs Nixon lottery draft plan amid splits
Senate backers praise the Nixon draft lottery while top Democrats clash on equity in selection. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield opposes the plan over inequities, Edward Kennedy supports reforms, and Senator Mark Hatfield cautions that GOP policy shows no clear solution. House leaders hedge on changes as committee review begins.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Sen
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
GOP
Hatfield
House
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House Armed Service Committee
Committee On Armed Service
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Stennis
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
Appropriations Committee
Laird
Mansfield
Saunders defends Penn Central pay amid 1968 results
PaLADELPHIA AP reports Stuart T Saunders head of Penn Central Co earns 200000 annually and defends pay as stockholders at the 122nd annual meeting hear a claim of excess. Despite a 2.8 million railroad loss in 1968 the consolidated Penn Central posted 90.8 million net earnings up 27 percent from 1967. A holding company plan would place the railroad under Penn Central Transportation Co. Colgate Rochester Divinity School Bexley Hall appoints a Negro associate professor following a black student demonstration.
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Penn Central Co
Pennsylvania-New York Central
Penn Central Transportation Co
Rochester
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
Bexley Hall
Ads tout no state personal income tax in Pa campaign
Gov Shafer backed a state personal income tax as ads from the Commerce Department noted pausing the anti tax stance. The eight advertisements ran in major papers as part of a $260000 yearly budget claiming to boost profits by eliminating the personal tax and shifting reliance to business taxes to fund general government.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Crashes Cause $2700 Damage in Corry Area
Three vehicle crashes in the Corry area yesterday and today caused more than 2700 in damage. No serious injuries were reported. Route 8 near Union City saw a backing collision involving Alice Proctor 60 and Cecil Ethridge 53. A separate crash on Route 958 near Bear Lake destroyed a pickup driven by Merle Sheer and threw him and a passenger from the cab. Both were treated at home by a passerby before troopers arrived. Continued on Page Four.
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Corry Area
Corry
Union City
Alice Proctor
Cecil Ethridge
Waterford
Proctor
Nocbeet
Merle Sheer
RD. 1
North Clymer
Sheer
Bear Lake
Harold Eberhardt
Eberhardt
No Answer To Lake Erie Pollution
A two year Army Corps of Engineers study concludes that changing dumping policy will not solve Lake Erie pollution. Col Amos Wright says removing polluted sediments to dikes or landfills yields limited gains and current dredging handles 8 percent of pollutants. eliminating sources is needed but costs about 5 billion dollars. The dike option costs 70 million upfront plus five million yearly and is not year round.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Erie
Amos Wright
Buffalo
Corps
Wright
Magnificent student rescue at Edinboro fire
Fire at Edinboro State College damaged Normal Hall costing about 500000 dollars. Officials blamed faulty wiring. President Dr Chester T McNerney lauded students for magnificent teamwork in recovering all school records from a barn as fire destroyed the first building for classes and administration.
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Edinboro
Edinboro State College
Chester T. McNerney
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