Record-Setting Corry Crusade Raises $4000 in 1960s Fund Drive
The Corry Area Cancer Crusade collected a record total of $4000 this year, with Erie County Cancer Society honoring local participants. In the top photo Mrs. Ronald Volk, crusade chairman, receives a citation from Marshall Fuller, county executive director, while Mrs. Lorin Hasbrouck, president of Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, also gets a citation. Journal staff Bill Eaton and George Sample are pictured receiving recognition for the newspaper's support.
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Corry
Contractors Jump County on Fieldhouse
Erie County Authority owes Seven contractors a total of 258000 for Fieldhouse work completed 10 to 11 months ago. Attorney Robert N Spaeder warned litigation and 6 percent interest if the debt remains unpaid. commissioners took no action as chair Was ill. In a separate note, Premier William Davis announced a planned early next year visit to Israel.
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ERIE
Erie County Authority
Robert N. Spaeder
Authority
Spaeder
Erie County
William O. HI
Schweiker Says He Has Largest Contributor Support in Pa
US Senator Richard Schweiker claims a record Pennsylvania fundraising effort with 713317 dollars from 1571 donors through Oct 14. He says over 96 percent gave 100 dollars or less and averages about 45 dollars, all raised via The Committee for Senator Schweiker.
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Philadelphia
Richard
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County
Pittsburgh
Peter F. Flaherty
Flaherty
Leeds man burns 16 envelopes of cash to dodge tax
Keith Sharp aged 89 burned 38400 pounds in cash in an effort to hide from tax collectors. Prosecutor Gerald Coles said Sharp received 16000 pounds from his late father, stored it in a safe, burned the money in 16 envelopes and buried the ashes under a rose bush. Authorities traced the ashes to their garbled contents and he was ordered to pay fines and taxes totaling 30994 pounds.
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Leeds
England
Keith Sharp
Gerald Coles
Leeds Crown Court
Sharp
Memorialized conductor Fausto Cleva honored at Met gallery
Bronze bust of Fausto Cleva by sculptor George Gach dedicated in Founders Hall gallery at the Metropolitan Opera. Cleva joined the Met in 1920 as chorus master for 22 years, left in 1942, returned in 1950 as conductor, and led Italian repertoire until his death in 1971.
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New York
Fausto Cleva
George Gach
Metropolitan Opera
Founders Hall
Cleva
Met
Metropolitan
Sale Of Wheat To Russia Draws Okay Sale
Washington AP reports a 1.2 million metric ton U.S. wheat sale to the Soviet Union aims to help grain short eastern areas. Deputy Asst. Sec. Richard Bell said Canada’s shipping woes and crop losses shifted demand to the United States and most wheat will go to the Far East Soviet region.
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Russia
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Richard BE. Bell
Canada
United States
Bell
Far East
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Israel
Toronto
William Davis
FBI
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Billy Jack
Tom Laughtin
Delores Taylor
Sutherland & Gould
Rice Realty
Phyllis J. Rice
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
THE
National Association OF Realtors
NIREB
N. Center St
Dancing
Aricrow
Jock
Rowan
Mars
Casper the Ghost
Firesore
Royon
Candy Ag
G.c. Murphy
Corry Plaza
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
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Allegheny County Detective Bureau
Ferraro
Moscow
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
White House
Continental Grain Co
Cook Industries
Memphis
Tenn
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