Spring Creek fire company honors rifle winner Cliff Buesink
The Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Company announced Cliff Buesink as the winner of a Winchester .30-06 deer rifle in a drawing held Sunday. Also noted are weather outlooks for Northwest Pennsylvania, health department closures, a Ford dealer graduate, city tax notes, a shoplifting case, a minor accident, ThanksgivingMeals on Wheels delay, liquor license refunds, and a minor car collision with street stop sign damage.
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Spring Creek
Jerry C. Mick
Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
Ford Motor Company
Detroit Marketing Institute
Lost Sister Reunited After 54 Years in Meadeville
Mary T. Fike of Meadville reunites with baby sister Margaret Cartin of Columbia South Carolina after 54 years. They, along with two other sisters and a brother, spent three days sharing news and memories from Grant Town West Virginia where Margaret was adopted after her mother died in the 1918 flu pandemic.
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Meadville
Mary T. Fike
Dan
Margaret) Cartin
Columbia
S.C
Grant Town
W.va
WJ. Cannon
Margaret
John Wynns
Mrs. Wynn
Funeral Services For Infant Paver At Bracken
Funeral services for infant Paver were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin Dolby officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from away included Harold R. Paver Sr. of Clymer and numerous relatives from New York, Pennsylvania, and nearby towns.
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Harold R. Paver
Paver
Bracken Funeral Home
Marvin Dolby
Corry
N.Y
Roger Payne Jr
Jamestown
Gerald Alcorn
North East
Dorothy Ross
Mike Roskoe
Eric
Gerald Ross
Union City
June Parmalee
Sherman
Floyd McKuhn
Tasia McKuhn
Spartansburg
Government Seeks Recovery of Title 1 Funds from States
The U.S. Education Department asks eight states to refund over 10 million dollars meant for offsetting educational disadvantages of poor children. Letters sent after the November election seek repayment of Title 1 funds from 18 states and the District of Columbia, totaling 19.5 million dollars over 14 months. Auditors say much money was used to substitute state spending rather than supplement it, with nearly 10 billion spent in about 16,000 districts since 1966.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
District of Columbia
Alabama
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Mexico
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Man Killed and Wife Hurt In Stabbing at Home
NATROMA HEIGHTS Pa AP two men broke into John Beck 25 and Beatrice Beck 21 home early today wounding John fatally with multiple stab wounds Beatrice was listed in serious condition at Allegheny Valley Hospital police had no suspects or motive at the time of report
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Natroma Heights
Allegheny County
John Beck
Beatrice
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Harrison Township
UMW Election Cost $4 Million To Taxpayer
Pittsburgh AP report says Labor Department will spend about 4 million dollars to supervise the court ordered rerun of the 1969 United Mine Workers election. About 1,000 employees will oversee voting in coal fields and ballot boxes will be sealed and returned to Silver Spring Maryland.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Labor Department
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Peat Gazette
Washington
Labor Department
Silver Spring
UMW
W.A
Tony’’ Boyle
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Boyle
Leonard Pnakovich
Fairmont
W. Va
Wilbert Killion
Brazil
Ind
Trbovich
He Always Wanted A Symphony By Carlo Annibale
Organist Carlo Annibale, blind since childhood, will perform with the Buffalo Symphony Orchestra at Kleinhan's Music Hall on November 27. He has hired the orchestra for 4,000 dollars to present his own arrangements of pop and popular classics, calling it his lifelong dream despite the financial risk.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Carlo Annibale
Annibale
Buffalo Symphony Orchestra
Kleinhan's
Music Hall
Warfare erupts on the Israel Syria ceasefire line
Fighting broke out along the Golan Heights with air raids, artillery duels, and tank clashes. Both sides claimed many tanks and planes down, Israeli claims of six Syrian jets down and twelve tanks knocked out, while Damascus reported 14 Israeli tanks damaged and two Israeli planes burning.
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Golan Heights
Middle East
Syria
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Ahmed Ismail
Ismail
Kuwait
Israel
Beirut
Rrilla
Pittsburgh Industry Slowing Down
Armour Co plans to close its Crafton meat packing plant within six months, leaving 500 workers unemployed, citing low productivity tied to a Teamsters Local 249 strike. The Pittsburgh region has seen a wave of shutdowns affecting thousands, with mixed outlook from bankers on future employment gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Armour. Co
Crafton
Armour
Teamsters Local 249
Greyhound, Inc
Teamsters
Hijackers Will Get Cuban Trial
Three men who hijacked a Southern Airways jet to Cuba nine days ago will be tried in Havana on extortion and related charges. U.S. officials said Cuban authorities detained Henry Jackson 25 Lewis Moore 27 and Melvin Cale 21 after the return leg of the 25 hour odyssey. State Department spokesman Bray noted Cuba may extradite after any trial and that discussions with Cuba could lead to an agreement to discourage hijacking.
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Washington
Southern Airways
Cuba
Havana
State Department
U.S
Jose Marti
Henry Jackson
Lewis Moore
Melvin Cale
Charles W. Bray
Bray
Eastern Air Lines
Arlington
Frame To Head Senate Republicans In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Sen. Richard C. Frame Franklin City attorney elected Republican leader in the Pennsylvania Senate, upsetting incumbent Sen. Robert Fleming of Allegheny. Frame, 46, has served in the Senate since 1962 and will assume the post in January. Fleming, who has led the GOP floor for two years, has Senate tenure since 1950 and House service from 1938 to 1950.
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Harrisburg
Richard C. Frame
Franklin
Senate
Robert Fleming
Rallegheny
Frame
Fleming
GOP
House
Funeral services held for Mrs Cornelia May Reynolds
Funeral services for Mrs Cornelia May Reynolds B D 3 Corry will be at Glenn Funeral Home Union City Wednesday at 1 pm Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 pm and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City
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Reynolds
Cornelia May Reynolds
Corry
Glenn Funeral
Union City
Evergreen Cemetery
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Erie County Department of Health
East Smith Street
Quality Markets, Inc
North Center Street
Marion T. Taylor
East Main Street
Kenneth Winchell
Porter Ayer
Richard Graham
Pittsfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
Graham
Edward Zarger
Erie County
Crawford County
Wattsburg
Wayne Township
Sparta Township
Charles R. Campbell
West Frederick Street
East Pleasant
Campbell
East Street
Norman G. Tarbell
Tarbell
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
W.W. Meliveen
McCray
Mr Tarbell
Machine Shop Club
Bill Nichols
Randy Parks
Dale Lewis
Kevin Sorenson
Joseph Bogniak
Steve Williams
Mark Purpura
Frank Balog
Dave Catalla
Drew Guskea
Larry Hajec
Dennis Rooney
Corry Area
Douglas Dills
Paul Greiner
Seattle
Wash
Arthur R. Tarbell
Euclid
Ohio
Virgil Tarbell
Douglas Tarbell
Huntsville
Ala
Wilbur Nason
Dale Nason
Ronald Nason
Louisville
Judy Dwyer
Robert Mulvin
Raymond Tarbell
James Harper
Thomas Pryde
Charles Gilbert
Edinboro
Clark Wolfkiel
Sydney
Opera House
Philip Baxter
Fresh Oysters Standards & Selects
Bill- Rose
Israel-Syria
A&p Food Stores
Duquesne Brewing Co
Philadelphia
Sealtest and
Meadown Gold Daires
del Farms
Jones & Laughlin
J&l
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Monessen
Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh Area
Edwin Yea III
Pittsburgh National Bank
Norman Robertson
Mellon National Bank
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Family Security Service
Michael R. Fervazinc
Tome Dan
Lily Narases
Ours
Maybeven
Oberm, Bracken
Olin W. Bracken
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