YMCA Opens Tailoring and Bridge Classes In Erie
Officials report openings remain in tailoring and bridge classes at the YMCA with sessions set for Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 30 P M Anyone interested should contact the YMCA office The report also notes Robert Blum 74 of Waterford in critical condition after a two car crash on the Union City Waterford highway He was the driver of the striking vehicle Allegheny Airlines carried 9 321 passengers at Erie International Airport in August an increase of 22 percent from a year prior Air mail freight and express at Erie rose from 218 794 pounds in 1967 to 297 302 pounds in the past August
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YMCA
Robert Blum
Waterford
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Blum
Allegheny Airlines
Erie Internation
Erie
John Edwards
James Hawk
Corry
Edwards
Hawk
Disaster drill plans and CAP involvement in Erie area
Corry CAP continues page one report on atomic disaster drills. Incoming victims decontaminated before aid, with planes checking for radiation and forests, roads, utilities damage. CAP from Erie Squadron 502 will send six young cadets to Lock Haven for weekend exercises. Police search for a drunken husband. two traffic incidents and a fatal crash near Union City-Waterford road. Fire prevention poster winners announced by Elgit-Beaverdam Hose Company. Jamestown considers city hall move. Sears site rejected for tax loss. new city hall planned at current site.
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Nion Center
Rentja
Erie
Civil Air Patrol
Squadron 502
Lock Haven
Oil City
U.S. Air Force
Arden Earll
Elgit-Beaverdam Hose Company
Fire Department
Joseph Amy
Susan Galeski
Guy Allio
Denise Jackman
Albert Thieme
Kathy Harls
Conelway School
Sears
Jamestown
Public Projects Committee
Marines battle to break enemy in multiple paddies
In a four hour firefight across rice paddies Marines and machine guns reported killing 41 enemy soldiers with five American deaths. South Vietnamese forces claimed 10 enemy killed 18 miles south with no own losses. Northwestern Saigon approaches saw 30 more enemy deaths and three Marine casualties. Near Con Thien a mechanized division attack with tanks and jets left 26 North Vietnamese dead after nine hours. three Americans killed and 20 wounded.
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Saigon
Warren County ASC Names 1969 Committee Members
The Warren County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee released the 1969 roster of officials. Include are chairman Charles Camp of R. D. 1 Pittsfield and vice chair Kenneth Lindell R. D. 2 Rusell, with regular members and alternates across Columbus Spring Creek Freehold Sugar Grove Farmington Pine Grove Elk Warren and Youngsville Grand Valley Pittsfield Orren L. Smith Spartansburg and Eugene Dugan Tidioute.
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Warren County
Russell
Columbus
Spring Creek
Ronald Messenger
Leslie Curtis
R. D
George Sekerak
Corry
Charles van Tassel
D. P. Trisket
Freehold
Sugar Grove
Earl Baker
Hollis Morton
Robert Scott
Bear Lake
William Hinsdale
Kenneth Loomis
Farmington
Pine Grove
Evan Wilcox
Darrell Johnson
F. Wendell Burgett
Clifford Cable
Elk — Warren
Walter Kibbey
Warren
Robert J. Johnson
Ernest Sandin
Elmer Ploss
Robert Wenzel
Youngsville
Grand Valley
Pittsfield
Steve Bosko
Arthur L. Ward
E. W. Perkins
Orren L. Smith
Spartansburg
Eugene Dugan
Tidioute
Hippie Given Jail Term In Area Burglary
A Warren County Court judge sentenced Michael S. Weirich to one year in jail for burglary after a Meadville area raid on an Anthropodore Church colony. The parole board may consider early release. Another defendant, William Readmond of Oil City, also received one year with parole on recommendation for burglaries in Tidioute in August. he faces a Venango County charge upon release.
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Warren
Warren County
Alexander Flick
Michael S. Weirich
Tidioute
William Readmond
Oil City
Readmond
Venango County
Wallace as a danger to the nation in local opinion
A Corry reader criticizes George C. Wallace as a bigoted racist unfit for the presidency. The writer recalls Wallace as Alabama governor who circumvented term limits with his wife’s election and warns that he could disrupt election procedures and harm the two major parties.
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George C. Wallace
Ias
Wallace
Alabama
Corry
Thear
Washington
Juniors Awarded Forty Dollars for Homecoming Treasury
The Class of 1970 nearly meets judges expectations during Homecoming activities. First place earns the juniors an amount of forty dollars for their treasury, with a full account of Homecoming on the sports page and a Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Johnston
Senators Weigh Posture as Johnson Passes Civil Rights Bill
Johnson faces a potential Senate return after reelection. Congress backed a broad civil rights package with housing provisions plus a landmark truth-in-claims measure, anticrime, a 10 percent income tax hike, a major housing bill for low income buyers, and key conservation laws. In the prior session Social Security benefits rose, postal rates climbed, federal pay up for workers, military pay increased, air pollution controls strengthened, and a Public Broadcast Corp established for noncommercial TV.
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
Public Broadcast Corp
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Mary) Lockwood
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USC
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Arctic Cat
Columbus Avenue
Arctic Cats Factory
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Frank Lauria
Dinty Moore
Betty Crocker Brownie
Lake Shore
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