Funeral and police notices headline local obituary and crimes
The local funeral arrangements for Rev. Dr. James McIntosh are announced with in state viewing at First United Methodist Church tomorrow and a memorial service at 2 p.m. followed by burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. The report also lists five drivers cited for motor vehicle violations, a pedestrian crash injuring a Union City girl, a drunkenness arrest, a towing for improper lighting, license suspension, and other local incidents and notices.
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James McIntosh
McIntosh
First United Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Kevin H. Grant
R.D
Corry
Norbert Bachemer
Donald A. Jackson Jr
Essex Street
Bach Omer
James E. Walters
R.D. 1
Grand Valley
Titusville
Walters
North Koreans Attack UN Guard at Panmunjom
In Panmunjom the United Nations Command said North Koreans severely beat a UN guard with shovels and injured seven others including a Swiss officer. About 30 North Korean civilians joined the assault after a guard's armband was torn from a U.N. guard protecting South Korean civilians in the Armistice Commission room.
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Seoul
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
U.N
Military Armistice Commission
North Korea
U.S
Lawmakers Meet to Speed Lake Erie Cleanup Plan
Washington AP four state legislators including Rep Reid L Bennett R Mercer meet with the Federal Water Quality Administration director to expedite Lake Erie cleanup. They aim to organize a major conclave next month with Interior Secretary Walter Hickel to address lake pollution.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Water Quality Administration
Lake Erie
Reid L. Bennett
R-Mercer
U.S. Interior
Walter Hickel
Sennett
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Legislative Commission On
Scranton Defends Campus Unrest Report Amid Agnew Criticism
William W Scranton defends the Commission on Campus Unrest as useful though criticized by Vice President Agnew. He says Nixon will decide how the report is viewed and emphasizes the need to confront a deep national chasm over campus unrest rather than politics.
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Scranton, Pa
William W. Scranton
Spiro T. Agnews
Scranton
Nixon
Commission
America
Pablum
Lake Erie Not Dead Says Congressman Vigorito in Protest
Washington congressman Joseph P. Vigorito challenged an Industry Week claim that Lake Erie is neither dead nor dying. He warned the statement promotes complacency as pollution harms the lake and cited declining U S fish landings while Canadian catches rise. He urged stronger federal support for Great Lakes rehabilitation and opposed downgrading the Great Lakes Fishery Laboratory at Ann Arbor.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
Industry Week
Lake Erie
Vigorito
Great Lakes
Dead Sea
State May Receive $10 Million Food Aid
Harrisburg AP reports task forces from the National Council on Hunger and Malnutrition conducting surveys in Pennsylvania that could yield federal food assistance totaling 7 to 10 million dollars annually. Gov Shafer said about 7 million could go to the school lunch program, with surveys in model cities guiding state and local program development.
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Harrisburg
National Council On Hunger and Malnutrition
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Supreme Court declines to rule on abortion rights
The Supreme Court today refused to hear a Milwaukee case challenging Wisconsin’s abortion ban, a move seen as delaying a ruling on early pregnancy medical abortions. The court will review DC abortion law next, while the Wisconsin case centers on a doctor charged with performing an illegal abortion and framed as a human rights issue rather than law wording.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Wis
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
Sidney G. Babbit
Hallandale
Fla
Novan
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