Waterhouse Seen Likely For Erie County Property Tax Post
W P Bill Waterhouse of Corry is expected to be named by Erie County commissioners to the personal property tax collector job. GOP leaders favor Waterhouse, while a four man salary board debate and opposition from Democrat members may delay final action. The post, vacant since Clark E Lord plans retire, handles four mill levy on stocks bonds and mortgages, bringing about a quarter million dollars yearly to county revenue.
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W.P
Bill” Waterhouse
Corry
Erie County
Gene Karnes
GOP
Waterhouse
Fred Lamberton
Leo Weir
William Hill
Jake Gehrlein
Gehrlein
Lamberton
Weir
Hill
John Hart
Byron Clapper
Hart
Karnes
Clark E
East Pleasant Street
Lord
Courts Paying Price For Pampering Criminals Says Courts
In Marin County a courtroom bombing spurred judges to blame courts for pampering criminals and inviting violence. Judge Samuel Gardiner warned that leniency fuels lawbreaker impunity, while noting the era of tolerance has violence consequences. The incident follows the death of Judge Harold Haley in a related escape attempt.
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San Rafael
Calif
Marin County
Superior Court
Samuel Gardiner
FBI
Weatherman Underground
Gardiner
Kile Weissich
Harold J. Haley
San Quentin
Marin Civic Center
Heavy Rains Damage Crops Across Erie County
The Erie County Agricultural Extension Office reports heavy rains over the past month damaging crops chiefly in potatoes and grapes with cereal grains and corn affected too. Muddy fields hinder harvest as farmers rent crawler tractors. long term soil damage and reduced marketability are feared. Farmers Glenn Troyer and Ivan Miller report equipment issues and potato rot but hope for improved weather to harvest. State Police at the Corry substation report two one car accidents, one fatal to a pony, with Henry Williams injured and another driver unknown. Troopers Johnston and Dudinack investigate.
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Erie County Agricultural Extension Office
Glenn Troyer
Ivan Miller
Corry
Henry Williams
Mill Village
Williams
Union City Memorial Hospital
Marvin Johnston
Melvin Daley
Cent
Daley
Peniotenc Ee Eesiated
Ferris
Spartansburg
William Dudinack
Rev James McIntosh Dies of Heart Attack at 59
The Rev Dr James McIntosh former minister of the First Methodist Church of Corry and district superintendent of Brookville died in McKeesport Hospital at 4 30 p m of a heart attack He was 59 Born in Brooklyn April 7 1911 he served many charges including Blooming Valley Clarks Mills Cambridge Springs Jamestown Butler and McKeesport He traveled overseas for church missions and received the John Wesley award in 1966 He is survived by wife Frances Ruth son James and daughter Patricia A memorial fund is requested to the Mission Fund of the First United Methodist Church of McKeesport Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery McKeesport services Monday at 2 p m and Tuesday at First United Methodist Church with burial in Pine Grove. EX-CHIEF KILLED STIGLIANO dies after car crash in Sharon burial planned today
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James McIntosh
First Methodist Church of
Corry
Brookville
McKeesport
McIntosh
South America
Europe
John Wesley
The
Wesley Theological Seminary
Rev
Brooklyn
N.Y
Carnegie Avenue
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Blooming Valley
Clarks Mills
Cambridge Springs
Jamestown
Butler
Rotary Club
Frances Ruth
James
Olean
Patricia
Rochester
H. Melvin Jaycox
First United Methodist Church
Virgil Maybray
Walter Gilliland
Arnold Lundberg
Pine Grove
Mission Fund
First United Methodist Church of
Sharon
Anthony J. Stigliano
Sharpsville
Stigliano
Sharon Hospital
U.S. 18
Here
Saegertown Tot Crushed To Death In Driveway Accident
A 2 year old Saegertown girl, Tawn Haberland, was crushed to death when a truck began to move as the child lay under it in the family driveway. She died en route to Meadville City Hospital. The driver, David G. Book of Erie, was said to be leaving the scene in the Lowe Supply Co. truck. Deputy Coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Saegertown
Tawn Haberland
Car D. Haberland
Meadville City Hospital
Howard
David G. Book of
Erie
Lowe Supply Co
Palmer
Robert C. Challener
FAA Tightens Airport Security After Nationwide Bomb Threats
FAA tightens security at U S airports after a wave of bomb threats blamed on the radical Weatherman faction. The Defense Department and FBI declined comment as officials say threats extended coast to coast, with tightened checks on people and baggage and alerts issued to airlines.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Washington
Defense Department
FBI
al Garvis
Garvis
Friendship
Baltimore
Robert Bandridge
Dulles International Airport
Seattle
FAA Probes Crashes After Wichita Deaths
The Volpe ordered a broad inquiry into the air charter industry and FAA oversight as more planes were grounded after the October 2 Wichita State crash that killed 13 players and others. The FAA said it had warned Golden Eagle Aviation Inc. against operating large aircraft, though an Oklahoma City official contradicted that warning.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
FAA
Wichita State
Colorado
Wichita
Volpe
Consumer Affairs
United States
Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
Oklahoma City
Dick And Paula Mountain Weather Watchers Of Corry
Mr and Mrs Richard Mountain of 51 Marion street have served as Corry weather watchers for 15 years recording daily high and low temperatures and precipitation. They send data to the Weather Bureau and measure snowfall at six yard locations using a wooden board and precipitation gauge. The routine takes about 20 minutes and helps keep Citizens informed after storms.
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Tim Pryor
Richard Mountain
Marion Street
Corry
United States Weather Bureau
Mountain
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Phnom Penh
State College
Kenneth Heidrich
Shirley Ann
Marin County Civic Center
Big America
Titusville
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R.D. 5
Crawford County
C.M. Sonne
Vanderhoof
Meadville
Cora M. Howe
Mra
Howe
Associated Press
Dick and
Paula Mountain
Mrs. Mountain
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