Area motorists lose licenses for speeding and center-line crossing
Three motorists in the Crawford and Erie County area have driving privileges revoked by the state Bureau of Traffic Safety for speeding and crossing the center line. Real estate transfers were recorded in Crawford and Erie counties, including moves to DiFonzo and Palmer. A marriage license application was filed in Erie County for Terry Darndall and Mary Sprovers. Police checked East Main street tracks after reports of youths playing and bottles broken. the youths had left. A dog with Erie County license 10881 was reclaimed from police after straying to a Spring street home. Two traffic citations were issued to out of town drivers by Corry police for reckless driving and license suspension. Shots were reported at Williams Service Station and a Hydetown car. state police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Andrew M. Froman Jr
R.D
Corry
Donald R. Burlington
Union City
Larry E. Walters
Columbus
Erie County
R. Kenneth Grobholz
Albert C. DiFonzo
John L. Bridges
Frank D. Palmer
Elgin Borough
Terry Darndall
Mary Sprovers
Erie
David R. Warner
Sherman
Porter Auer
William §. Carter
Warren
Norbert Bachomer
Williams Service Station
Titusville
Hydetown
Hearing Set for Turnpike Counsel in Bribery Case
NEW YORK AP A hearing for Harry Lightstone the general counsel of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Authority is set for next Thursday. The 61 year old Pottsville Pa man faces charges of attempting to receive a bribe and extort money related to a 1 million claim by Merritt Chapman and Scott Corp He was arrested August 26 by the FBI after allegedly receiving 5 000 as partial payment Lightstone was appointed general counsel for the authority in 1967.
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Turnpike Counsel New York
Pennsylvania Turnpike Authority
U.S
Harry Lightstone
Pottsville
Merritt- Chapman and Scott Corp
Lightstone
FBI
The
Authority
Dinis Must Prove Need Of Autopsy
Wilkes Barre report says Dist Atty Edmund Dinis of New Bedford must show a Pennsylvania court within 20 days why an autopsy on Mary Jo Kopechne would resolve death related doubt. Judge Brominski denied motion to block exhumation, ordering resubmission with sworn facts.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Pennsylvania
Mary Jo Kopechne
Bernard C. Brominski
Common Pleas
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Dinis
Brominski
Kopechne
Edgartown
Kepechne
Robert F
James A. Boyle
Boston
Tighten Your Belt New Tax Coming In 70
Pennsylvania leaders pressed for 500 million dollars in new revenue amid a tight budget, eyeing a personal income tax as a fairest option. The plan funds state colleges, scholarship programs, and industrial development, while AFL-CIO opposed talks without tax reform first.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Robert D. Fleming
Rallegheny
Fleming
Shafer
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania Afl-Cio
Start Recovery Of 78 Bodies In Mine
MONONGAH W Va AP unsealing operations at Mountaineer No 9 coal mine in Farmington will begin Sept 12. Recovery may take weeks to months as crews search for 78 miners killed Nov 20 1968 in a fire and explosion. John Corcoran president of Consolidation Coal Corp warns it is the start of a long operation. Officials from the company US Bureau of Mines state Mines Department and United Mine Workers will meet relatives Sept 10 to discuss details.
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Monongah
W.va
Mountaineer No. 9
Farmington
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal Corp
Corcoran
U.S. Bureau of Mines
State Mines Department
United Mine Workers
Dirksen Tumor Not Spreading After Removal
Sen. Everett M. Dirksen rests well following removal of a malignant cancerous tumor from the right upper lung lobe. Doctors report the tumor was four-fifths of an inch in diameter and has not spread, with no immediate need for further surgery or treatment. A six-week hospital stay is possible, while Hugh Scott fills in for Dirksen in GOP leadership duties. Dirksen’s son-in-law Sen. Howard Baker Jr. visited and called him bright and cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Zoo Mice React In Curious Way
Mice at the Philadelphia Zoo exposed to tranquilizers Librium and Valium showed increased aggression and mortality in an experiment. Drs Kevin A Fox and Robert L Snyder of Penrose Research Laboratory described the results as curious noting the drugs boosted the sense of smell in mice, a trigger for aggression.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Kevin A. Fox
Robert L. Snyder
Penrose Research Laboratory
Zoo
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