Wallace Scores Overwhelming Michigan Maryland Primary Wins
Michigan and Maryland backed George Wallace with decisive margins as Humphrey and McGovern trailed. Wallace led Michigan with about 51 percent of the Democratic vote and Maryland with around 40 percent, amid crossovers and support for a wounded campaign. Humphrey resumed campaigning after the shooting, while McGovern signaled a return to the race.
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Wallace
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Michigan
Maryland
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
McGovern
Humphrey
Area Boy 7 Hit By Car In Hydetown
A Hydetown youth, Shane Steadman, age 7, was struck by a car in front of his home and is in satisfactory condition at Titusville Hospital. The vehicle, driven by Marjorie Sieker of Marienville, swerved to avoid the boy but could not prevent the collision at 5 10 p.m. Police said the boy ran in front of the car.
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Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Corry
Shane Steadmain
Leon Steadman
Marjorie Sieker
Marienville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spartansburg
Neil E. Gates
Concord Street
Richard L.trisket
R.D.1
Columbus
Ronald E. Dailey
R.D. 3. Corry
Kontum airfield attack kills seven Americans
North Vietnamese shells hit a U.S. Air Force transport at Kontum in the central highlands, destroying ammunition and gasoline stores and killing seven Americans aboard. The blast followed a mortar barrage near Fire Base Bastogne and damage to Pleiku ammunition dumps. On the Da Nang Hue frontier, the enemy severed Highway 1 after driving off government troops and destroying a bridge.
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Saigon
Kontum
Pleiku
da Nang
Hue
Bastogne
Pleikku
Highway 1
PSP Lab Relieved Promise From Troop E Captain Says
Corry and Erie police in Troop E report one chemist at the Lawrence Park state police crime lab slowing burglary and murder cases. The lab serves four counties with chemists interviewed to add two or three positions. Some evidence was sent to the FBI due to delays while a civilian chemist testifies in court. Also notes new Boy Scout commissioners and scouting unit expansion in Corry amid a tuition increase for full time students.
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Corry
Erie
Troop E
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
FBI
Washington
Patrick Hankinson
Erwin Orris
LeBoeuf
Boy Scouts of America
Switcheroo House approves $54.1 million welfare funds
Harrisburg lawmakers reversed last week to approve a $54.1 million appropriation for the Welfare Department. The bill was paired with a welfare control act to require legislative review of department rules. Senate action aimed for a final vote next week, but welfare officials warn checks may run out Friday, risking payments to about 20,000 recipients in 12 counties.
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Harrisburg
House
State Welfare Department
Senate
Welfare Department
Kent Shelhamer
D-Columbia
Shelhamer
Lgislature
Relief as House approves 54.1 million stopgap for Welfare
The state House approved 54.1 million in stopgap funds for the Welfare Department, averting a loss of 3900 dollars monthly for Corry Memorial Hospital welfare patients. Administrator Samuel Antrim warned last year’s costs and potential hikes would fall on other payers, while lawmakers demanded new regulations to curb welfare costs. The measure passed 139 to 52 with Erie County representatives voting yes, and the department must submit revised rules to the legislature by January.
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State House
Department of Welfare
Corry Memorial
Corry Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Blue Cross
Hue
House
Erie County
Sclon
Industrial Survey Pushes Tougher Waste Law For Corry
An industrial waste survey led by city engineer David Johnson urges a broader city ordinance to control industrial wastes. Visual checks of 22 local plants filtered to 10 with potential sewer issues, grease and oil levels flagged as future risks, and grease trap installation and cleaning cited for stricter regulation.
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Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
Fairview
City Council notes misattribution on sewer proposals remarks
The Journal regrets an error from Monday night’s City Council meeting on South Center street Airport road sewer proposals. Remarks attributed to Mrs. Dorothy Rathbun should have been to Mrs. Maxine Skinner.
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South Center Street
Airport Road
Dorothy Rathbun
Maxine Skinner
Clymer FFA Gets Top Award
Members of the Clymer Central School FFA display the first place trophy won in the state Farm Forum competition at Lafayette New York this week. Five forum members faced an unseen topic, two minutes to discuss, then delivered a 15 minute group presentation to judges to boost public speaking confidence. From left Jon Bemis Denis Cooper Gregory Legters Steve Legters and Ronald Querreveld.
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Clymer Central School
FFA
State Farm
Lafayette
N.Y
Jon Bemis
Denis Cooper
Gregory Legters
Steve Legters
Ronald Querreveld
Pryor
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