Corry Kiwanis Plan Christmas Lighting Program
Henry Hicks, chairman, outlines this year’s lighting plan with four new English lanterns. The decorations will go at the four corners of Center and Washington streets. The committee estimates about $2,000 is needed to fund additions for next year.
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Corry
Gram
Henry Hicks
Hicks
Robert Stoddard
Embert Earle
Center
Washington Streets
Fnance
Johnston
Propose Loss Of Scholarships For Protestors
Harrisburg AP Senate committee studies a bill to deny state scholarships to students disciplined for violent campus demonstrations. Sponsors include Sen. Davis Fleming Bailey Lamb Kalman with education committee oversight and a clause denying aid to students convicted of property seizure crimes or who willfully refuse lawful college orders.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Education Committee
Preston B. Davis
Northumberland
Wilmot EB. Fleming
Montgomery
Daniel A. Bailey
Centre
Thomas F. Lamb
Allegheny
Thomas J. Kalman
Fayette
Rabbi Harman to Receive Honorary Rochester Degree
Abraham Harman, president of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and former Israeli ambassador to the United States, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Rochester All-University Convocation on November 21. A spokesman said Harman would also address the gathering.
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Rochester
Abraham Harman
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
United States
University of Rochester
Harman
Proceed With Crawford Area Reassessment
Meadville Crawford County Chief Assessor James F. Simmons says the county wide reassessment is on schedule. Property cards are being prepared for Titusville area as reassessment checks near, with Allied Appraisals teams finishing Spartan Township Spartansburg Rome Township Hydetown and moving to Oil Creek Township. Fieldwork may begin in the first Ward Meadville within two weeks as the office notifies township supervisors city councils and secretaries in advance.
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Meadville
Crawford County
James F. Simmons
City of Titusville
Spartan Township
Spartansburg
Rome Township
Hydetown
Oil Creek Township
Simmons
Erie policemen reject mayor pay package in binding arbitration move
Erie city police officers led by FOP president Sgt. Al Natalie vote 132 to 55 against Mayor Louis J. Tullio's 400 pay package after a 12 hour balloting period with 187 of 199 officers voting. The package offered 260 in raises plus 140 in fringe benefits.
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Erie
al Natalie
Tech School Students May Build House
The Crawford County Area Vocational Technical School Board discussed buying land for carpentry students to build a house or houses. Donald Dickey cited Lewistown Area students who built a house for 18500 and sold it for 38000. The board approved Dickey to study feasibility and funding from operating expenses.
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Meadville
Crawford County Area Vocational-Technical School Board
Crawford County Board of Education
Donald Dickey
Vocational-Technical School
Lewistown Area
Dickey
Crawford County
Butler County Slayer Granted New Hearing On Appeal
Philadelphia AP The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court unanimously orders a new hearing for Ernest Earl Storch convicted of murder for hiring two men to kill his wife in Zelienople. Storch claims denial of counsel for appeal and cites unlawful search and seizure. He serves a life term. Also in brief, Lackawanna County Judge T Linus Hoban resigns effective January 1 at age 75.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Butler County
Ernest Earl Storch
Storch
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Lackawanna County
T. Linus Hoban
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