County to help fund UC rec area amid revised plan
Erie County commissioners agreed to sign a letter of intent pledging 25 percent of the $5.2 million Union City Dam recreational complex cost. The project would be financed 50 percent by the Army Corps of Engineers and 25 percent by the state, with county operation to follow completion. Representatives plan quick local approval and a meeting with the planning commission to press for action.
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UC Rec
Erie County
Union City
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
William C. Hill Jr
Fred W. Lamberton
Leo P. Weir
Hill
Lamberton
County Planning Commission
State Police Probe Three Crashes Four Hurt
State Police investigated three accidents last night causing four hospital treats and $1,500 damage. Donald Damon, 38, Corry, and his daughter Penny 12, were treated and released after a Route 6 crash. A tank truck hit Barbara Swart 16, Corry, with damage to Swart’s car $600 and truck $200. A second Meadvill pair, John Kerr 17 and Diane Swartz 17, were treated after a Route 77 crash with $300 car damage and possible charges pending.
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Corry
Donald Damon
R.D
Columbus
Damon
Richard Gambino
Penny
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Spring Creek Road
Barbara A. Swart
R.D. 2
Dominick J. Etaliano
Warren
Etaliano
Gambino
Swart
Spartansburg
Union City Hospital
John S. Kerr
Meadville
William Johnston
William Barbour
Kerr
Diane Lynn Swartz
Town Has Dilemma Two Sworn-In Mayors
In Marlboro New Jersey two men claim the mayor's office after both taking oaths. Republican Walter Grubb appointed after the death of Charles McCue plans to serve until 1970. Democrat Morton Salkind says he should govern immediately, with county officials recognizing his oath. Grubb still answers the mayoral office phone.
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Marlboro
N.J
New Jersey Shore
Walter C. Grubb
Charles T. McCue
Morton Salkind
Grubb
Salkind
Marchers Win Right to Parade Toward Monument Route
Vietnam protesters win permission to march down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Washington Monument avoiding the White House after a monthslong fight. Up to 200000 demonstrators are expected in what could be the era's largest antiwar protest, with an orderly three day schedule and a separate 40hour March Against Death planned.
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Washington
Vietnam
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Justice Department
Ron Young
Young
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Mitchell
New Mobilization Committee
Capitol
Washington Monument
Broad Avenue
15Th Street
Walter E. Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Arlington Cemetery
Indira Gandhi Expelled From Congress In Party Split
The Congress Working Committee voted 11 to 21 to expel Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for setting up rival bodies amid a party rift. Parliament and party factions brace for votes as Gandhi seeks support to maintain her government.
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New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
Congress
Congress Working Committee
Garai
Gandhi
Pa Losonczi
Smallpox Shots Not Worth Risk
National Center researchers urge ending routine infant and childhood smallpox vaccination in the United States citing vaccine reaction deaths and risk outweighing benefits. They estimate 210 deaths from reactions over 30 years, potentially 60 if limited to high risk groups. Reaction concerns prompt debate with Katz and Krugman.
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Philadelphia
National
Lane
Millar
United States
Sign at Brown Home Declares “Always Room for One More”
Waterford early edition features a photo by Endsley showing a Brown home sign written in Korean with the caption noting it reads Always room for one more. See page seven for the full story and photos.
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Waterford
GenTel Surveys Local Customers
General Telephone launches a customer opinion survey in the Corry area with questionnaires mailed to randomly selected customers. Northern Division manager William J. Schilling says the 11 question survey gauges attitudes on service quality dialing and business office contacts to guide better telephone service.
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Corry
General Telephone
William J. Schilling
Erie
Schilling
General ‘Telephone
Pennsylvania
Bear Lake Mother Jailed After Custodial Flight and Chase
A Bear Lake mother of three, Dessie Mae Penkaty, 44, is jailed in Chautauqua County without bond on custodial interference charges and traffic offenses. She fled with her children during a six mile pursuit, hitting two roadblocks and a red light, injuring no one. The three children aged 15 and twins, were later returned to a Sherman home after being placed there by social services.
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Bear Lake
Chautauqua County
Dessie Mae Penkaty
R.D. 1
Falconer
Ellicott
County Sheriff's Office
Penkaty
Pam
Dale
Debbie
Sherman, N.Y
Russell Weise
County Social Service Department
Weise
Franklin Man Faces Charge Upon Charge
A Franklin man, Gerald L. Woods, 23, was indicted by the Venango County grand jury on driving under the influence and violation of the uniform firearms act. Police pursued him after a high speed chase, noting reckless driving and failure to drive to the right. Damages were listed at $1,850. Woods was injured and hospitalized in fair condition. In other news Temple University elected Dr. John M. Rhoads as vice president for financial affairs and treasurer.
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Franklin
Gerald L. Woods
Venango County Grand Jury
Woods
Franklin Hospital
Philadelphia
John M. Rhoads
Temple University
Rhoads
University
Sterling K. Atkinson
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RCA
New York
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New England Journal of Medicine
Samuel L. Katz
Duke University
Saul J. Krugman
New York University
Katz
Medical World News
Physicians
Journal
Endsley
GenTel
Franklin Man
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