Crawford County ESEA praised for educational program report
Harrisburg praised Crawford County ESEA program under Title I for building a learning laboratory, summer schools, psychological testing, home visits, counseling, and healthcare referrals. The evaluation noted an extensive program including special education, recreational activities, and extended experiences for exceptional children. One case of multiple sclerosis was uncovered.
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Meadville
Bureau of School and Program Evaluation
Harrisburg
Crawford County
Roland T. Putnam
ESEA
T. J. Peters
John FE. Koaleski
Bureau
Algo
Wife killed by gun as husband tests pistol
In Scottdale Pennsylvania police said Nancy Burkholder 25 of Connellsville was shot and killed by a .22 caliber pistol in the hands of her husband John while he was testing the weapon. Authorities quote Burkholder saying he earlier 'the gun' before she stepped in front of him.
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Scottdale, Pa
Nancy Burkholder
Connellsville
John
Burkholder
Corry Journal Offers Discount to Students
The Corry Journal advertises a back to school subscription deal for college students. If subscribed by September 15, six days a week for the full year costs 99, rising to 10 for the year after the deadline. Include name address city state and zip code with subscription requests. Contact 665-8291 for more details.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Gallant Lady Chases Crook and Recaptures Purse
In downtown Pittsburgh Mrs Barbara Werner a 41 year old secretary to Judge Walter Koegler chased a purse snatcher after he grabbed her bag. She removed her high heels and pursued the thief reclaiming the purse containing 240 dollars for stamps. The incident ended with the thief staggered and the purse recovered. A separate item notes Donald C Broadbent of Huntingdon County elected president of the Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners.
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Crook
Pittsburgh
Barbara Werner
Judge Koegler
Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners
Donald C. Broadbent
Huntingdon County
Broadbent
Post Office Canopy Inspected. 75-Foot Ladder Used
Postal officials inspected the canopy over the Corry Post Office smokestack after repairs were deemed necessary. Unable to reach the high chimney, Postmaster R C McLaughlin asked for help from the fire department. Chief Jerome Davis arranged a 75 foot ladder to reach the canopy, which was found needing repair. Journal photo by Johnston.
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Corry
GSA
Post
R. C. McLaughlin
Jerome Davis
Johnston
Library Books Offer A World Of Tales For Young Readers
A curated slate of children’s books spans playful ghost stories and science basics. Elisabeth the Cow Ghost by William Pene Du Bois presents a charming spectral cow, while Scott Corbett explains electricity in What Makes a Light Go On. Jimmy’s Corner follows a boy and a runaway duck, and Grimms’ The Fisherman and His Wife warns of greed. Ensuing tales travel from Baghdad to Erin in rich legends, with Shirley Glubek’s art guides to primitive cultures.
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William Pene du Bois
Elisabeth
Scott Corbett
Co Nai Eee Y
Roger Duvoisin
Ues
Jimmy
Middle East
Jean Russell Larson
Baghdad
Erin
Shirley Glubek
What You Should Know On Assessments
A practical guide contrasts appraisals and assessments. It explains many appraisal types for inheritance tax, sale value, and lowering assessments. It notes you must tell the appraiser your purpose and that inheritance tax appraisals tend to be low while selling-price appraisals are higher.
The Rough Road and Blood of the Brave in Odyssey of Discovery
Archaeology scenes describe archaeologists unearthing artifacts from ancient civilizations across towns and art works. A playful joke about Ringo Starr contrasts with 1930s Isle of Skye hardships. The Rough Road tells Jim Smith’s struggle for acceptance, while Blood of the Brave recasts a sixteenth century voyage with Cortez from Cuba to Aztec Mexico, ending in harsh encounters with Montezuma’s warriors.
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Ringo Starr
Isle of Skye
Jim Smith
Jim
Juan
Herman Cortez
Cuba
Aztec
Mexico
Montezuma
Defensive Driving Here's How NOT To Become Holiday Slaughter Statistic
New York AP reports traffic experts from the National Safety Council Greyhound Bus Lines and the American Trucking Association urge holiday weekend caution. Tips cover defensive driving following distance proper lane changes hip to shoulder checks and seat belt use plus avoiding driving after drinking.
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New York
National Safety Council
Greyhound Bus Lines
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Harry Porter Jr
America
Robert Forman
Greyhound
Borman
American Trucking Association
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