Map insanity defense for Benny Wall
EXIE psychiatric examination ordered for Wednesday at Erie County Jail on request by Wall’s lawyer. Doctor cites Wall’s schizophrenia paranoid type and prior brief stay at Warren State Hospital. Wall, 24, of Erie, faces rioting and multiple assault charges from July 1967. Attorney Irving Murphy seeks evaluation to support possible mental disability defense and ensure cooperation in defense.
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Exie
Benny Wall
Erie County
Wall
Erie
Robert H. Israel
Warren State Hospital
Lindley R. McClelland
John S. Clapp
John Rooprom
Irving ©. Murphy
Murphy
Waterford Man Dies After Route 97 Crash Near Union City
A 74 year old Waterford man, Robert Bloom, died in Erie Veterans Administration Hospital after a two car wreck near Union City on October 4. Police from Corry investigated. Bloom had been at Union City Hospital until October 21 before transfer to the Vets Hospital. Autopsy scheduled to determine exact cause of death.
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Waterford
UC Erie
Union City
Erie Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert Bloom
Merle Wood
Erie County
Corry
Bloom
Union City Hospital
Vets Hospital
Titusville Merger Sets Up Board
Gwilliam W. Martin was elected chairman of the Interim Operating Committee for the Titusville Pleasantville school merger. Other members include Robert G. Brown Raymond P. Turk Harry Kerr Leonard Ritchey Norman Peteson Pauline Himebaugh Milton R. McCracken Russell B. Vosburgh. The committee will govern the joint district starting July 1 1969 and will adopt a budget levy and staff plan with three members elected every two years beginning November 1969 by voters in the merged district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discouince
Gwilliam W. Martin
Titusville
Pleasantville
Robert G. Brown
Raymond P. Turk
Harry Kerr
Leonard Ritchey
Norman Peterson
Pauline Himebaugh
Milton R. McCracken
Russell B. Vosburgh
Tuunville Area
Pleasantville - Titusville
Jointure
Negative Income Test Aims To Reform Welfare Policy
A city welfare study tests seven income schemes, including a 50 percent negative income tax where each extra dollar earned reduces benefits by half. A family of four could receive 3800 yearly with no other income, but earnings 2600 would cut 1300 from aid, creating a total of 4600 that year. The project keeps family identities confidential, with two thirds Negro and one third Puerto Rican or other white, favoring younger families to gauge labor market effects. No families on dependent aid were included.
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David Kersaw
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Princeton
Council
Social Security Administration
United States
Parents Can Stop Teen Shoplifting With Proper Guidance
This piece urges parents to teach the Eighth Commandment and model integrity to curb teen shoplifting. It stresses that stealing is a crime, not a trivial act, and that parental behavior greatly influences youths. It advises supervision, demand for receipts, warning against peer pressure, and clear consequences. It warns about hiding items in purses and swapping clothes as risky practices.
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Mom
Dad
Sam
Aleady
No Wins Mack Student Poll for President at Albany
In a State University of Albany poll of about 700 undergraduates, the mythical candidate “No” trails Humphrey after receiving 256 votes. Humphrey leads with 298, Nixon has 133, and Wallace 14. The article notes concerns about shoplifting consequences for teens and hints at upcoming merchant guidance.
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Mack
Albany
N.Y
Flubert H. Humphrey
State University
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
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