Seek Offers On Lake Erie Oil Drilling Rights
Erie Pennsylvania moves into offshore oil and gas drilling on Lake Erie off Erie County with two leased sections totaling about 3 0 0 0 acres each to the highest rental bid. Bids open September 24 as state seeks to lure major operators with large plots and royalty incentives while restricting drilling near shore and requiring caution within three miles.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Tryal
Totwils and Water Department
Hut
Lake Erie
Robert C. Burwick
Moverall Division
Barwick
TV Schedule Highlights from WBEN Buffalo Night Lineup
Television listings show WBEN Buffalo channel 4 with a full evening lineup including Fum to Learn, Children’s Theatre, weather, headlines, sports, and syndicated shows. Prime time features Pim, Richard Diamond, The Vic Damone Show, Ive Got A Secret, The Milonaire, 20th Century Fox Hour, and late news with Sparta and Eleven-thirty Theatre.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Richard Diamond
Spike. Jones
Vic Damone
20Th Century Fox Hour
Sparta
Gui Belt
Jimmy Dean
Susie
Marion Robets
Fred Waring
Arthur Godfrey
Tite
Preston
Bob Cummings
Clinax
Playhouse
Judge Issues Integration Order Continues on Page One
A negro pupil planned to enroll in four white Charlotte schools today and one in Winston-Salem tomorrow. Gov Hodges, in a radio TV address, neither approved nor disapproved of Charlotte Greensboro and Winston-Salem steps, but warned that substantial racial mixing could destroy the public school system.
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Charlotte
Winston-Salem
N. C
Luther Hodges
Greensboro
Fires Destroy Barn and Land Near Mount Pleasant
Two separate fires in Mount Pleasant, Westmoreland County, destroyed eight barns and a large land strip. The Lee Hellin barn, about one mile east of the Donegal Interchange on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, suffered $25,000 in damage. A second fire burned brush and trees across a two mile long, half mile wide strip west of town as about 701 firemen battled the blazes for most of the day.
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Mount Pleasant
Westmoreland County
Lee Hellin
Donegel
Hames
Cool Air Nears Eastern U S
A touch of autumn weather cooled the northern Midwest as cooler Canadian air moved into the Northeast. Temperatures dropped into the 60s from Kansas to the Atlantic Coast and New England, with scattered light showers along the Appalachians. Thunderstorms rumbled in Texas, Oklahoma, and eastern Colorado with Eldorado hit by 75 mph winds and heavy rain, nearly five inches in one hour.
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Midwest
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
New England
Appalachians
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Eldorado
Tex
Pauline Rodgers 94 former superintendent dies in Pittsburgh
Pauline Rodgers 94 former superintendent of Rosella Maternity and Foundling Hospital in Pittsburgh died yesterday in Pittsburgh Hospital. Sister Mary Pauline, a native of Johnstown, was injured in a fall last week.
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Pirissusun
Pauline Rodgers
Rosella
Pittsburgh
Mary Pauline
Johnstown
Rivals Seek Shift Of Erie Channel 12
Proposals to move Channel 12 from Erie to the Cleveland Akron area receive mixed backing. WICU fears loss of local access as WSEE argues the Erie market cannot sustain adequate service with a single VHF station. Summit Radio supports reallocation to channel 12 for Akron and Cleveland-Akron.
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Erie
Channel 12-Tv
Washington
Dispatch, Inc
WICU
Cleveland-Akron
Great Lakes ‘Television Co
WSEE
Erle
Federal Communications Commission
Ele
Summit Radio Corp
WAKR
Akron
Ohio Family Settles Accident Suit for 11000
In county court Judge Samuel Rossiter approved an $11,000 compromise for Mr. and Mrs. William McBride and their two children of Parma Heights Ohio. They were hurt in a Christmas Day 1956 crash on Route 20 Springfield Township. Defendant was Frank Jaworek of Erie. Jaworek's insurer paid $10,000. relatives of the defendant added $1,000.
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Ohio
Samuel Rossiter
William McBride
Parma Heights
Springfield Township
Frank Jaworek
Erie
McBride
Jaworek
Msurance Company
Building Boom Near Erie Record Set in 1952
Erie building activity in the first eight months of 1957 reached 15,271,879 dollars, nearing the all time peak of 16,000,000 dollars set in 1952. Building Inspector Lewis Sigworth and deputy Walter Stein reported that through August the total already surpasses 1956 figures, with 13,518,394 dollars in new structures and 1,653,135 dollars in additions and alterations, suggesting the year could exceed the 1952 record by year end. There are four months remaining in 1957, making a new high likely.
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Wesese
Lewis Sigworth
Sigworth
Walter Steinfurth
Boy Dies After Cliff Fall Near Grand River
Harold Bach, 11, of Lakewood, died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after a 100 foot fall from a cliff along South River Road near Grand River. He was visiting Rudy Bach on Route 634 when the accident occurred Sunday afternoon. Firemen recovered him at the cliff edge and he was taken by ambulance to the hospital. Dr. Howard Power, longtime obstetrician at the University of Pittsburgh, died at 87 after a career delivering about 15,000 babies.
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Wenson
Harold Bach
Lakewood
Memorial Hospital
Clufta
Grand River
South River Road
Clit
Harperaield
Bach
Rudy Bach
Pittsburgh
Howard Power
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Grand Jury Indicts Man In Staying town case
A New York man, Reyes, indicted by a grand jury for murder in the November 14 1954 torch killing of a Lakeville Ohio engineer George Harrington. The victim was found in the trunk of his car, the car later burned. His brother, already serving life for the same murder, was named in the indictment.
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Reyes
Keith
Lakeville
Ohio
New York
George Harrington
Western Penitentiary
Storey Roy
Greenfield ‘Township
Arthur Jackson
Press Club
Erie
Jackson
Nquor Sas
Dames
Wathers Trial Postponed in Fayette County Case
Trial for Joseph Wattens of Masontown in the July 29 slaying of elderly Masontown grocer Algie Partridge has been postponed until at least the December Fayette County Court term. Delay granted yesterday by President Judge Russell Carr.
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Wathers
Ung Town
Joseph Wattens
Masontown
Algie
Partridge
Fayette County
Russell Carr
Russian jetliner seeks Idlewild landing. U.S. blocks plan
Authorities report a Russian jetliner requested to divert to Idlewild Airport near New York rather than McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. The United States refused to change the flight plan, citing airfield noise and runway constraints. Moscow radio said a more advanced Soviet airliner may soon fly nonstop to New York.
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McGuire
United States
Washington
New York
Rand
Idlewild
State Department
Jagdte
United Biater
Moscow
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