Appointment decisions and local notices in Crawford County
Erie men named to state boards by Gov Scranton despite lack of legislative confirmation. Marriage license filed for George Miller and Bonnie Sutton. Real estate transfer listed in Spartansburg Township. Items found or lost include a wrist watch and eye glasses. A blue Firestone bike turned in at police station. Five day forecast for Western Pennsylvania calls for cool to mild weather with little rain. Kinzu Dam gates closed to restore reservoir. river level expected to stay below flood stage 14 feet.
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Crawford County
George Eli Miller
Townville
Bonnie Lee Sutton
Spartansburg
Henry M. Pondel
Pondel
Sunoco
North Center Street
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Reservoir
Kinzua Dam
Warren
Father Changes Name and Seeks Sex Change in Pittsburgh
Richard Nelson, father of two, now uses the name Roberta Nelson after petitioning the Allegheny County Pittsburgh Common Pleas Court for a name change. The request, tied to gender transition, was approved Thursday. Nelson, 31, and residual details follow from the AP dispatch.
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Pittsburgh
Richard Nelson
Roberta Nelson
Nelson
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh Common Pleas Court
Reward Offered After Cloquet Girl Murder Shocked Town
Cloquet Minnesota residents pledged over 9000 dollars to a chamber reward fund for information leading to the killer of Kathlene Bodie a 14 year old ninth grade girl. Police awaited a pathologist report on rape if any and sought a youth seen dodging Highway 33 near a school bus shortly after the slaying. The girl’s nude body was found on the band room stage at Cloquet High School with multiple stab wounds. Coroner Robert Barr said death came from loss of blood after about twenty stab wounds. Parents flooded the school switchboard in early reports fearing for their own children’s safety.
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Cloquet
Minn
Minnesota
Chamber of Commerce
Kathlene Bodie
Cloquet High School
Russell Bodie
Robert Barr
Carlton County
Fire destroys luxury yachts at Fort Lauderdale marina
A wind driven blaze at Broward Marina destroyed about two dozen luxury yachts and damaged many more. About 50 firefighters fought the fire for three hours as flames reached six miles away. One 100 foot yacht burned to the waterline. three people were treated for burns after fleeing a yacht. Investigators had not ruled a cause. Damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Jim Brown
New River
Traffic Officer Celebrated At Jewelers Row Intersection
Philadelphia patrolman John W Taviano marked 40 years with the police by a public gathering at the intersection. A plaque and gifts were presented plus a $250 check from Jewelers Row merchants as top police brass redirected traffic during the ceremony.
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Philadelphia
John W. Taviano
John
Taviano
Police Department
Housing plan eyed for Corry to ease rental shortage
McGough outlined a five year drive to eliminate sub standard housing, proposing 50 duplexes for 100 families and a federal financed project. He toured Corry for sites and said site selection should be easy, leaving action to the City Council after a proposal to Mayor Peiffer. The move follows August discussions by the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp on housing limits hindering industry.
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McGough
Corry
William Peiffer
Corry Area
Picasso Study Stolen for Publicity Recovered in Bus Terminal
Philadelphia Museum of Art reported its Picasso water color study, 6 1 2 by 8 1 2 inches, was stolen Wednesday to draw publicity but recovered early today in a Greyhound Bus Terminal locker. Detectives traced a tip. no arrests. Museum says the work is safe and has no resale value due to notoriety.
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Philadelphia
Picasso
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Pablo Picasso
Greyhound
City Hall
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Evan H. Turner
Turner
Raising Hair Raises Costs Of Schooling
Macon, Ga. Steve Sanders, a ninth grade pupil with long hair needed for his acting career, faced extra costs to attend Northside High School in Warner Robins after Principal Milton Sutherlin told him he must cut his hair or leave. The case highlights disputes over school grooming rules and student rights.
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Macon
Steve Sanders
Sanders
Northside High School
Warner Robins
Milton Sutherlin
EUBs Vote Rejected Temperance Change At Conference
The Evan gelical United Brethren Church rejected a proposed rewrite of its temperance statement at the 10 day General Conference in Chicago. Illinois had urged language embracing total abstinence while avoiding a strict prohibition. Proponents argued for realism, opponents feared thinning the church stance.
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Chicago
Evangelical United Brethren Church
General Conference
Illinois
This Oddball World
A round up of brief AP items from various cities about name changes for naturalization, a Santa Ana resident seeking a loudspeaker to counter tavern noise with church music, a 75th anniversary Western Surgical Association meeting in Phoenix with medical anecdotes, Virginia crab packers' industry benefiting from armed forces crab purchases, and Earl Warren Jr. elected president of the National Association for Mental Health in New Orleans.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Joachim Ludwig Schnitterbaum
Joe Ludwig Schnitterbaum
Newport
8. S
Michael Gordon
Phoenix
Ariz
Western Surgical Association
Kenneth Johnson
Hampton
Henrry C. Martin
Virginia Crab Packers’ Association
NAMH
New Orleans
Earl Warren Jr
Sacramento
U.S
National Association For Mental Health
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Erie
William W. Scranton
John F. Hartman Jr
State Board of Medical Education and Licensure
Quentin R. Orlando
State Board of Optometrical Examiners
Scranton
Meadville
Louis
H. Hebers
Mose B. Hochstetler
Spartansburg Township
Dennis Lytle
321
Eagle Street
East Main Street
Brentwood
Washington St
Corry, PA
A&p
Scm Bof
Pumpkin Delicious
Washington
Outline
Goa
RED Cross
the National Automotive Parts Association
Bell’s Auto Parts
West Bend Street
Liza Jobber
Ies
HPA
Lund
DP Decorator Group
Zenith Stereo
Worlas
Cartidge
Tula Firestone
South Center Street
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