Bids Held For Edinboro Projects As Costs Exceed Allocations
The General State Authority in Harrisburg is withholding bids for two Edinboro State College construction projects after bids surpassed project allocations. A classroom bid was 1,44,049 while the allocation stood at 1,289,719. An infirmary bid reached 965,196 against a 306,977 allocation. Governors Scranton approves 103,543 in federal anti poverty grants for Head Start and Neighborhood Youth Corps in Centre Clinton and Crawford counties. Crawford County youth training grant totals 64,400 for Linesville-Conneaut Summit Joint School Board. Seventy youths will train. 50 more begin June 19, 1967. A new White Elephant teen and young adult nightclub opens in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General State Authority
Harrisburg
Edinboro State College
Gov. Scranton
Centre
Clinton
Crawford Counties
Crawford County
Linesville - Conneaut Summit
Shafer Wins Endorsement From Pittsburgh Post Gazette
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette endorsed Republican Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer for governor in its morning editions, reversing its 1962 stance and calling him the logical choice to inherit a good Scranton administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Republian
Raymond P. Shafer
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Morning Daily
Richardson Dilworth
Bow Hunter Shoots Pal in Hunting Accident Near Emporium
Cameron County game protector investigates an archery hunting accident that left James McCauley, 31, Elyria Ohio, in fair condition with a lung puncture. The three hunter party included Frank Burtze and Gerald Burtze both of Elyria and Lorain, who fired at what was thought to be a deer about 100 yards away. The arrow struck McCauley in the back near the shoulder blade, and police planned an arraignment after continuing scene work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron County
Ohio
James McCauley
Elyria
Emporium
Coudersport
McCauley
Here
Norman Erickson
Erickson
Frank L. Burtze
Gerald Burtze
Lorain
Frank Burtze
Erickson Aid
Burtze
Game Protector
Millcreek residents debate garbage service costs and options
Residents discuss higher fees from a new service and the lack of bids from key firms. Officials warn a shift to township control could raise millage to 6 mills, while some residents push for curbside pickup to increase daily disposal capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
I Pulakos
T md R
Boyes
Pulakos
Western Singers Jerry Van Able Ed Sullivan Show Visit
Western singers Jerry Van Able and Glen Eddy express relief as they anticipate their second goal of appearing on Ed Sullivan's TV show and then returning home to Little Rock Arkansas. Journal photo by Johnston.
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Jerry Vanable
Glen Eddy
Little Rock, Ark
Johnston
Erie Man To Get New Trial
Philadelphia AP Dist Atty Arlen Specter said a man convicted last December of robbing two Philadelphia supermarkets should get a new trial because he wasn’t in the city at the time. Frank Patrick Salmon, 29, of Erie, was identified by five witnesses for the April 9, 1965, heist totaling more than 25000 dollars. Salmon was in a Erie dentist’s office at the time, authorities say.
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Philadelphia
Dist
Arlen Specter
Frank Patrick Salmon
Erie
Salmon
Raymond Pace Alexander
Specter
West Fifth St
Alcoholism Seen as Human Problem by Michigan Official
Ralph Daniel, chief of Michigan Health's alcohol program, told the Pennsylvania Alcoholism Conference that alcoholism will eventually be treated as a respectable illness and understood as a human problem akin to other recognized health issues. The remarks came during the eighth annual Pennsylvania Alcoholism Conference in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Michigan
Ralph Daniel
Daniel
Michigan Department of Health
First Goal Reached in Cross-Border Route Tale
Report notes the first goal reached at the Pennsylvania New York state line as a cross-border journey begins. The brief mentions a two country context and ongoing movement toward a stated objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York State
Ousted Priest Plans Clergy Union Move
A suspended Roman Catholic priest in Santa Monica says he will form the American Federation of Priests and recalls will start next month. Father William H. Dubay, 31, says the church is a big business and priests need a channel to speak to bishops. He says donations from about 100 priests fund the effort, but he will not disclose member counts. Another item notes 18 month old Sandra Roebaroey released unharmed after ingesting five birth control pills in Waterloo.
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Santa Monica
Calif
William H. Dubay
American Federation of Priests
Father Dubay
Paul VI
James Francis
McIntyre
Los Angeles
Waterlooville
England
Sandra Roebaroey
Sandra
LBJ in Australia draws half million crowd and warm farewell
President Johnson’s Canberra speech frames Vietnam as a widening moral issue and hints at light at the end of a long tunnel. Melbourne crowds estimated at about 500000 hailed his visit with ticker tape, while Johnson shook hands and accepted gifts, including a football, as he met well-wishers.
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Viet Nam
Canberra
Government House
Singers End 1700 Miles By Stagecoach Trip
Two country singers Glen Eddy and Jerry Venable rode a self built stagecoach 1700 miles from Little Rock Arkansas to the Pennsylvania New York line. They survived injuries after Venable was struck by the horse drawn coach and later continued after five weeks in hospital. They planned to auction the outfit on return to Little Rock after appearing on Ed Sullivan Show and promoting their recent songs.
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Lit- We Rock
Ark
Pennsylvania
New York State Line
Glen Eddy
Jerry Venable
Little Rock
Ed Sullivan
Tales
Eddy and Venable
Baldy
Dan
Wattsburg
Industry
Memphis
Tenn
Venable
Eddy
Sullivan
New York City
State Line
Day
Loses 190 Pounds Too Big For Santa
Herbert A Cohn a Skokie businessman once weighed 876 pounds. After joining TOPS Club Inc he lost nearly 190 pounds in 20 months. He now maintains 190 pounds or less with weekly meetings and a strict diet eliminating bread rolls and potatoes. The story notes his weight loss journey and his role as an example for others. A second item reports Joe Lukasiewicz, 44, with cerebral palsy awaiting a new bicycle after his previous bike was stolen, aiding his newspaper selling on Detroit's East Side.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Herbert A. Cohn
Santa Claus
Herb Cohn
Cohn
Skokie
Colin
Tops Club, Inc
Wabash College
TOFS
Joe Detroit
Joe Lukasiewicz
Joe
Detroit
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Allen H. Kuhn
Penelec
Total Electric
North First Avenue
Meadville
White Elephant
Robert M. McConnell
Mac’ Enterprises, Inc
Shafer
Pal
Fale
Corry District
Frank W. Short
Santa
Wicu-Tv
Genevieve Blatt
E. Kerwin
ALL Christmas Club
Federal Deposit Insurancs Corporsiina SS
Mother Goose
Moe
Eee 87
North Center
St. Gyri Fines Te Fox
Mel
Jim Weaver
Congress Committee
Villeers
Pero
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