Girl Scout Group Holds Meeting in Meadville
Readable excerpts show the Girl Scout Council of Meadville holding its quarterly meeting at the Meadville headquarters. Mary Briggs presided as president as the 1980 plan, current operating and camp budgets, and adoption of accounting standards were approved. Participation estimates for 1969 include troop camping 3400 girls, day camp 2154, stay camp 127, resident camp 274, with resident camp fees set to rise. Appointments included Cyril Schick and Norman Samuelson. Erie and Warren attendees noted.
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Penn Sales Girl Scout Council
United Fund Community Chest Agency
Meadville
Mary Briggs
United Community Fund and Council of America
WCFCA
Cyril Schick
Erie
Norman Samuelson
Sheffield No. 22
Erie County
Earl ‘Lundberg
Kenneth ‘Tork
North East
Donald Bundy
Carl Honeysett
Fairview
Alan Buerkle
Warren
Nixon's Cabinet decisions loom as Carter momentum grows
President-elect Nixon meets with key Republicans like Senator Tower and Senator Javits in closed talks about Cabinet picks. Tower says no final decisions yet while noting possible geographic balance and professional competence. Javits mentions continuity if Paris talks extend beyond January 20 and Harriman or Vance could stay. Ohio Governor Rhodes discusses welfare overhaul and bloc grants. Separately, a Long Island Rail Road strike and a drug charge in Pittsburgh touch daily issues amid ongoing transition chatter.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
GOP
John G. Tower
Texas
Tower
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Paris
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Harriman
Vance
Vietnam
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John §. Andrews
Rhodes
Warren County Plans Budget For Public Defender Office
Warren County 969 budget will fund a public defender office. Commissioner Thomas J. Donnelly says a state bill making defense services mandatory from January 1, 1969 has passed both houses and awaits the governor's signature. Defender salary set at 9000 dollars.
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Warren
House
Senate
Thomas J. Donnelly
Warren Complex Public Hearing Set for 330 Million Project
A public hearing is planned at 8 p.m. December 30 at the courthouse for the 20 million Shibul Complex in Pleasant Township. Kuni Development Corp. head Lewis C. Krueger and County Commissioners arranged the date, with an April 15, 1969 groundbreaking target. Krueger says the project is nearly financed, stock sold in New York with Warren holders, public shares at $5 and private shares at $10, private holders receiving a 20 to 1 voting split. He expects no issues at the hearing.
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Warren
Shibul
Pleasant Township
Lewis C. Krueger
Kuni Development Corp
Jamestown
Krueger
New York State
Truman Shows Parkinson's Symptom Possibility
In Kansas City AP dispatch, Dr. Wallace H. Graham says former President Harry S Truman exhibits some Parkinson's like symptoms such as tremors and rigidity but does not have the disease. The 84 year old remains active, taking walks, with his physician stressing the possibility of age related signs rather than a diagnosis.
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Mansas City
Harry S. ‘Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Graham
White House
Everett Dudley
National Parkinson Institute
Miami
Fla
Dudley
Pay Hikes and Budget Boosts in Youngsville Plan
Youngsville prepares a proposed budget to cover operating costs and a $20,000 judgment. Borough manager Malone, appointed January 1966, plans to move after the current term and continues to commute from Ridgway. A tax increase is anticipated to support next year’s expenses amid a review of market value losses tied to a ski resort access road project on Route 6 bypass.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
Barr
Bart
Youngsville
Malone
Ridgway
Warren
Les
Sli
Miners Face Uncertain Rescue After Mine Fire
A sensitive microphone captured only dripping water and falling pebbles after a blast and smoke from a shaft. Officials say a fire burns in a seven story big mine as Alder Spotte of Consolidation doubts safe access until a fire is deemed out. He cites a blast as methane and coal dust explosion evidence in air readings.
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Page One
Imine
Alder Spotte
Jeannot
Spotte
Bombing arrests unfold at Bluefield State College
Four suspects linked to the college bombing are in custody in Bluefield West Virginia with bonds ranging from 25 000 to 425 000. Shannon Dwight Banks 20 of Bluefield a US Army private on leave is the latest arrest alongside Edgar James 26 Nathaniel B Johnson 21 and William C Travis. All are Negro and charged with conspiracy to damage or injure and possession of explosives with criminal intent. Earlier arrests include college students James and Johnson and former student Travis.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Bluefield State College
Shannon Dwight Banks
U.S. Army
Mercer County
Edgar James
Nathaniel B. Johnson
Crumpler
William C. Travis
Willow Grove
James
Johnson
Travis
Johnson and Travis
Free Rex Theatre Tickets Offer For Rachel, Rachel Ads
Advertisements invite readers to call a store to receive a free ticket to the Rex Theatre. Four days from Wednesday November 27th to Saturday November 30th feature the film Rachel, Rachel starring Joanne Woodward and James Olson.
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REX Theatre
Rachel
Joanne Woodward
James Olson
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