Miller Opponent Boyle's Administration Tarnished by Corruption
The administration of Miller's election foe W. A. Tony Boyle is portrayed as corrupt, tied to murder, embezzlement, kickbacks, election tampering, and suppression of dissent, according to the paper.
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Tony" Boyle
Corry Memorial Hospital Desk Volunteers Report
Friday afternoon and evening desk volunteers list admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted include Mrs. Robert Emory R.D.2 Clymer Mrs. Donald Gibbons R.D.1 Sherman Miss Theresa Conklin Tracey six months daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastman 20 East Church street Mrs. Joseph Romanosky R.D.1 Spring Creek Mrs. Edward Maynard 59 Marion Discharged include John Gesch and son John Richard R.D.3 Spartansburg Ethel Kellogg 699 Wayne Robert Knickerbocker 324 East Sth Elouise Marsh R.D.4 Corry Dennis Wade R.D.1 Corry Harold Wilshire R.D.2 Summerville Mrs. John Long 412 South Center street Kathryn Erickson R.D.1 Sher
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John Richard
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Shapp Withdraws Nomination To State Transportation Board
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp recalls his nomination of Robert R Gindlesperger to the state transportation commission replacing Harold G Reslink both Erie residents. A department spokesman said the error was nominating a Democrat as seat must go to a Republican to preserve bipartisan balance. All but one Tucuman bees disrupt funeral service at graveside as mourners flee.
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Robert R. Gindlesperger
State Transportation Commission
Gindlesperger
Senate
Harold G. Reslink
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Reslink
Penn State researchers seek brain-based weight control in animals
University Park AP reports Penn State scientists aim to curb eating by tranquilizing brain areas that trigger a too full signal. They hope to slow or stop feeding in animals and someday humans, but note success may be 3 to 5 years away and current methods require brain injections.
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B. R. Baumgardt
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