Suspect Arson In One Kane Area Blaze
Two Ludlow area fires destroyed buildings over the weekend with arson suspected in one case and unclear causes in the other. Edward Depto’s property near Ludlow Cemetery lost 550 bales of hay a hay baler and equipment in a barn blaze, estimated at 20000 dollars, hampered by dry water supply. The second fire, Saturday night at a frame building once tied to Curtis Leather Co now stored, was controlled only after responding Kane and Sheffield units.
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Miller killing linked to family case under police probe
Police said Miller was killed after attackers came to his home and made some demands. Juba indicated the motive remains unclear though investigators suspect a targeted crime. Authorities pursued arrests following calls to Miller's relatives.
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Road plans hearings to begin in Meadville
Harrisburg AP reports the State Highways Commission will hold the first of a series of regional public hearings in Meadville on November 1 to review the six year improvement program and assess progress over the past three years while planning projects beyond 1973 after earlier resistance.
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Nine member commission to hold hearings in 10-11 Harrisburg session
The nine member commission will meet with highway users and related agencies in Harrisburg on October 10 and 11. Additional hearings are planned in State College, Sunbury, Wilkes Barre, Bethlehem, St Davids, Harrisburg, Bedford, Butler, Pittsburgh and Greensburg across November to April. The report notes New Mexico bow and arrow deer hunting permit tags.
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Firemen Aid Tiny Lizards in Tree Rescue
Glearfield Pa AP reports volunteer firemen were summoned to rescue a two inch lizard from a tree at the H W Browns home. The tiny reptile blended with bark and fell when shaken loose and retrieved by firefighters.
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$3 Million State Loan To Build Area PPG Plant
Meadville area officials announce a 3.31 million loan from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority to fund a 600000 square foot Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant in Greenwood Township Crawford County. The project targets 460 new jobs and a $3.11 million annual payroll with 862,644 in local contributions and a first mortgage from a local bank. The PIDA loan carries a 2 percent annual rate.
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Elks Official To Visit Corry Lodge Thursday
George Sennan of Titusville district deputy grand exalted ruler of Elks will visit Corry Lodge Thursday to inspect and witness initiation. Dinner at 6 p.m. requires reservations. Willard Gibson urges turnout and a warm welcome to the district officer. In Des Moines a man found a chicken nesting in his car hood after a football game, then drove home with the pullet.
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Titusville
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Iowa City
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Letter on morality of gambling and social security in 1967
A reader argues morality hinges on consent and honesty, not gambling itself. They compare stock investments and insurance to gambling, question future tax payers funding Social Security, and weigh risks in Vietnam. They defend personal responsibility while condemning coercion and fraud.
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Do You Have Your Share
Washington says currency in circulation hit a record 225.88 per person by August end and total currency and coin rose to 45.1 billion. In Portland, Reed College professor Richard T. Frost compared spending, noting Americans spend about 3 billion yearly on pets while federal poverty fighting funds run around 1.7 billion.
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Immorality Debate Quips About Work Refusal
A terse remark questions people refusing to work, mocking the stance by naming various moral bans. The speaker, Norbert Bach, references Omer West Church Street in a pointed example.
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