Bradford insurance agent found dead in Kinzua Reservoir
Max Kohler a 69 year old Bradford insurer was reported missing after failing to attend a meeting. His late model station wagon was found submerged in about 15 feet of water at the Kinzua Reservoir near Kinzua Dam. Police say he likely skidded off Route 59 and plunged down a steep embankment. The cause is drowning with no autopsy performed yet.
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Warren
Bradford
Kinzua Reservoir
Kinzua Dam
Max Kohler
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kohler
Two dollar bill back after decade away
Washington AP reports the two dollar bill is returning after ten years out of circulation. Jefferson’s portrait will appear again and about 400 million notes will be issued next spring for the bicentennial observance. The public’s acceptance and education campaign remain uncertain.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
James Conlon
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
U.S
Conlon
McHale Resubmitted for Agriculture Secretary Post
Harrisburg reports that James McHale will face a Senate agriculture committee hearing this Thursday as his nomination is resubmitted after a prior rejection. McHale, 47, known as a consumer advocate, seeks confirmation to remain a cabinet member amid mixed support from urban and farming interests.
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Harrisburg
James McHale
Shapp
State Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
McHale
Senate
Michael A. O'Peake
D-Berks
McCartney starts anew with Wings after Beatles phase
In Perth Paul McCartney spoke at a first news conference in three years about his aim to be happy with Wings. He called the group a fresh start and noted the challenge of living up to the Beatles name. He stressed music as a progression and the best time is at the start.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
McHale
The
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
PFA
Richard Prether
Perth
Australia
Paul McCartney
Wings
Perth Entertainment Center
McCartney
Beatles
Public Hearing Planned on Corry Downtown Redevelopment Area
The City of Corry announces a public hearing on November 17, 1975 at 8:00 PM in Municipal Building Council Chambers. It covers proposed urban renewal revisions for the Downtown Redevelopment Area funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs, with the Redevelopment Authority proposing land acquisitions and eminent domain as needed. Public access to the Redevelopment Proposal and Relocation Program will be available at City Hall for at least ten days prior to the hearing.
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Corry
City of
Redevelopment Authority
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs
E.S.T
Municipal Building Council
Penn Central Railroad
Center Street
Barlow Alley
Washington Street
Park Street
City of Corry
Lands of
Davison
Heath Alley
Katulich
Mott Street
Said Street
National Bank of Corry
National Bank
Cooper Bessemer Corporation
Eugene M. Stoddard
Outer
Mesperia Rd
Victorville
Cal
North Center Street
Anthony M. Litz
N. Center St
Anthony MM. Litz
Kendall Refining Co
Paramus
N.J
Neth Center Street
Rudolph & Dona Katulich
East Washington Street
Clair L
Olin C. Capwell
E. Washington St
Donald G
Ethel M. Fairchild
Park St
Marian E. Cmiel
Donald C. Minnick
Carlyle J
Alphenia Swayer
Brook St
W.W. Hammond Jr
Mary Alice
R.D
Joseph W
Hazel N. Gentilman
N- Center St
North Center
North Center Stret
Coletta
A. Britt
Jeffrey D. Britt
Stephen Mark Britt
E. Smith St
Ruth A
Robert A. Seastead
Maple Avenue
N. Center Street
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Ines
Sophy
Elieve Heis Res
Kinzua Waters
Harvard Business School
Federal Reserve Board
Frank L. Kury
D-Northumberlad
Kury
Rast Uminsky
Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Gavin de Becker
Burtons
Johannesburg
England
London
Botswania
Chicago
Simcha Dintz
Israel
Lebanon
Dinitz
American Jewish Council
Los Angeles
Lenny Bruce
Kitty Bruce
United Artists
Douglas International Corp
Marvin Worth Corp
L.D. Corp
Grove Press
Lenny
Ballantine Books
Random House
Albert Goldman
Lawrence Schiller
Ladies and
Gentlemen
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
ABC
Issues and Answers
Rockefeller
Bill - Rose
Bevings Gisen
Amsoaiazion
F.s.l.1.c
Kentucky
Jamestown
Corry,pa
Lakewood
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