Thanksgiving edition skipped. local notices and crimes
The Journal will not publish tomorrow for Thanksgiving, resuming Friday. Obituaries note Margaret Jungfleisch and John Haslett with funeral arrangements by Bracken and Morrison Funeral Homes. A Concord street sledding incident prompted police warnings. CD urges snowmobile trailer registrations for lost hunter searches. Charles Silvis received 11% to 23 months plus restitution for calf theft. School vacation covers Thanksgiving to Monday with Tuesday return. Free glaucoma tests at the center for the blind on December 9 by appointment. Snowmobile use on Pymatuning Lake north of the Andover-Espyville Causeway approved for 1970-71. full-lake rules to be reviewed. UNICEF grants Malaysia 90000 for family planning training and aids.
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Erie Center For the Blind
Erie County Department of Health
Southwest Erie Lions Club
Center For the Blind
24Th
Cherry Street
Erie
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Secretary of Forests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Pymatuning Lake
Andover-Espyville
Goddards
Sidewalk plowing prompts questions on snow piles ending walks
Readers query why plows leave snow piles at block ends hindering pedestrians, especially the elderly. City Engineer David Johnson says this has formed part of current plowing nature and promises to improve operations, knocking down corners quickly as possible.
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M. A
David Johnson
Corry
Johnson
Judge Won't Suppress Pot Raid Evidence
Franklin A petition filed to suppress marijuana evidence in a case against Harold N. Hoffman 20 of Polk was dismissed by Venango County Judge William E. Breene. The confiscated package will be used at trial with date yet to be announced.
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Franklin
Harold N. Hoffman
Polk
Venango County
William E. Breene
Max P. Gabreild
Oil Cuy
Breene
Draft Head May Call It Quits
Los Angeles AP report says Selective Service Director Curtis Tarr cautions that expanding conscientious objection grounds could force his resignation. A congressional proposal would exempt men who refuse service on moral or religious grounds, including objections to the Vietnam War.
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Los Angeles
Selective Service
Curtis Tarr
Sos
Deaths in Findley Lake area claim two locals and a carpenter
Norman R. Jude 54 of Findley Lake died after six weeks in hospital born June 6 1916 in West Mina Township he was a self employed dairy farmer survived by wife Bette Greer Jude his father Emil Jude two brothers Lowell Erie and Joseph North East two sisters Olive Johnson DeWittville and Elinore Kennard Tulsa Okla funeral Saturday 1 p.m. Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman Rev Ray Albaugh burial West Mina Cemetery callers may visit Friday from ? to 9 p.m. Fred E. Casler 80 of R D J Ripley died after extended illness born June 28 1890 in French Creek a self employed carpenter in North East and Ripley areas first married Bonnie Catley who died 1933 later married Florence Bissell survives two daughters Inez Casler Erie and Violet Dustin Findley Lake two sisters Nora Rosamyer Rochester Pa and Lillian Casler Erie a sister Blanche died 1901 two grandchildren six great grandchildren attended Presbyterian Church Ripley services Friday 2 p.m. Turner Funeral Home North East burial Cutting Cemetery
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Norman R. Jude
Jude
Findley Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Mina Township
Bette Greer Jude
Emil Jude
Lowell
Erie
Joseph
North East
Olive Johnson
DeWittville
Elinore Kennard
Tulsa
Oklo
Spitzer
Sherman
Ray Albaugh
Findley Lake United Methodist Church
West Mina
Tod
Fred E. Casler
Casler
D. J. Ripley
French Creek
Ripley
Bonnie Catley
Florence Bissell
Inez Casler
Carl
Violet) Dustin
Nora Rosamyer
Rochester
Lillian Casler
Blanche
Presbyterian Church
Turner Funeral Home
South Lake Street
Red China Sends Diplomat To Soviet
Moscow reports Communist China's new ambassador Liu Hsinchuang presented credentials to President Podgorny, completing the restoration of top level diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union. Tolstikoy, new Soviet ambassador to Red China, assumed post Oct. 9. Former envoys were withdrawn during the Cultural Revolution in 1986.
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Moscow
Liu Hsinchuang
China
Soviet Union
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Peking
Vasily Tolstikoy
Red China
Train crash details on page one traffic stop aftermath
A car driven by Gunnar Bourwall, 63, of R D 1 Corry, struck the vehicle of John Wolosza, 51, of Spring Creek while Wolosza waited at a traffic signal. Bourwall said his car slid on impact. Wolosza reported $100 in damage. Bourwall’s car had none.
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John Wolosza
Spring Creek
Gunnar Bourwall
R.D. 1
Corry
Wolosza
Bourwall
Woloson
Rumor Says Struthers Wells To Be Sold
Warren reports say Struthers Wells Corp may be sold to private investors. Attempts to confirm with John Fanaritis failed. offices cited defense contract sensitivity. Negotiations reportedly involve facilities at Warren and Gulfport with contracts over $10 million, though no official confirmation.
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Struthers Wells
Warren
Struthers Wells Corp
John Panaritis
En Lo
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Margaret) Jungfleisch
West
Congress Street
Bracken Funeral Home
John Haslett
Delaware Streets
Morrison Funeral Home
Oil City
Concord Street
Concord
East South Street
Corry Civil Defense Unit
Clifford Holcomb
Holcomb
Ernest Emmons
Theodore Swanson
Charles Silvis
Fifth Avenue
Edward H. Carney
Silvis
Archie Bishop
R.D
Ray Elsen
Family Planning Aid
Kuala Lumpur
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
National Family Planning Board
Harrisburg
W— State Police
Atlantic Aviation Corp
Philadelphia
Frank McKetta
Hazleton
Peice
Montoursville
McKetta
Washington
America
Ford's
NBC
Andy Williams
James Stewart
Pearl Bailey
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Bobbie Gentry
Burl Wes Henry Mancini
the Supremes
Dionne Warwick
Soviet
Plymouth Rock
Selena
Mead Avenue
Music City Mall of Transfer
New York
Chicago
Thomas
Kimball
Gulbransen
Baldwin
Story & Clark
Mead Ave
Fanaritis
Wall Street Journal
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Gulfport
Miss
Snowmobile Center
Columbus
KitchenAid
C. J. Peterson and Son
First Avenue
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