Family seeks kidney transplant for 1 year old David Migliaccio
David Migliaccio, a 1 year old, faces a kidney transplant after lengthy Hamot Hospital dialysis. His parents Leon and Ard Migliaccio of 1225 West Pleasant Street weigh $15,000 yearly dialysis versus up to $30,000 for a transplant. The family plans to move near the Cleveland Clinic for surgery and awaits a donor kidney as Corry starts a fund drive to cover mounting medical bills.
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David Migliaccio
Cleveland
Leonard Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
David
Hamot Hospital
Cleveland Clinic
Corry
Prices Rise Across Goods as Consumers Pay More
Prices climb across trucks, tennis balls, and home goods as manufacturers cite higher material and labor costs. Chrysler Ford GM plan model 1968 price bumps. RCA raises 1968 color TV sets. lumber and plywood costs rise after droughts and fires in the Pacific Northwest. Governor Romney to visit Pittsburgh on September 28.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
Ford
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
General Tire & Rubber Co
Admiral Corp
Pacific Northwest
Dispute Spreads 600000 Pupils No Teachers In Sight
Across the United States, schools close as salary disputes trigger mass absences. Detroit and Michigan face lengthy closures affecting hundreds of thousands. New York eyes a two year $125 million contract, while Florida Broward counts 90 000 students held from classrooms.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Norman Drachler
New York
Michigan
Eocation
John V. Lindsay
Detroit Board of Education
Board of Education
Detroit Federation of Teachers
East St. Louis
Broward County
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Second Plaza Proposal Hearing Tonight in Corry
The City Ranking Commission will hear a second proposal to build a two shop plaza in Corry tonight at 7 90 p m in Council Chambers Municipal Building second floor on Hast Columbus Avenue and Sciota Street across from the Corry Motor Lodge The hearing starts a three step process with City Council and the Zoning Board of Appeals to follow a prior Erie developer had proposed a plaza near Route 6 bypass in the Worth Hatch street area This sets up a competitive situation between developers.
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City Ranking Commission
Corry
Jan
Hast
Columbus Avenue
Sciota Street
Corry Motor Lodge
Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Erie
Commission
Canera
Route 6
Worth-Hatch Street
Charge Driver In Fatal Hit And Run In Erie
A man faces charges for leaving the scene after a broadside collision in Erie that killed 73 year old Hugo Eichler. Eichler died at St Vincent's Hospital hours after the crash. Eichler's wife Emma, 68, was hospitalized in serious condition. The other driver, 22 year old Robert Anderson of Wesleyville, was arrested nearby and released on bond.
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Hug
Hugo Eichler
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eichler
Emma
Robert Anderson
Wesleyville
Burglaries Hit Union City Quality Market and Moose Club
Police report two Union City break ins last night at the Quality Master Markets outlet and the Moose Club. Cash losses totaled about $403 with $3 in change taken from the supermarket. Moose Club register damage accounts for about $200 missing, plus coin-operated machines damaged. State Police investigators from Troop E in Lawrence Park joined the case.
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Union City
Moose Club
Paul Behan
The
Journal Today
Behan
Troop E
State Police
Lawrence Park
Bloom Named 1967 United Fund Campaign Chairman
Gene Bloom, Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc. executive, was chosen as general campaign chairman for the 1967 United Fund of the Corry area. He stressed community support, strong volunteer organization, and plans already under way to reach the goal. Bloom has led Corry area efforts for six years and resides on Gamma Road with his wife Mabel and children Deborah and Mark.
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Gene Bloom
Aero- Flow Dynamics Inc
United Fund
Corry
Bloom
YMCA
Lon Gamma Road
Columbus
Mabel
Deborah
Mark
Corry Woman Hospitalized After Crash
A Corry woman, Sidney Shirley Smith, 31, of 638 East Main Street, was seriously injured yesterday when her car hit a truck on Route 77 four miles west of Pittsfield. She was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with severe lacerations and a forehead fracture. The crash involved Donald Bidwell, 40, of Centerville, and a passenger, Dennis Brant, 30, also treated for minor injuries. Police estimated property damage at 1400 dollars.
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Pittsfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Shirley) Smith
East Main Street
Donald Bidwell
Centerville
Bidwell
Dennis Brant
Corry Hospital
Warren State
Sides Far Apart No Talks Set In Ford Strike
DETROIT AP United Auto Workers Union struck Ford Motor Co paralyzing operations in 25 states. Negotiations were in recess with no talks scheduled. The walkout halted production of about 6000 cars daily and could affect Ford’s stance against General Motors and Chrysler for 1968 model year offerings.
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Detroit
United Alto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Johnson
Reuther
Dearborn
Henry Ford I
Noth
Marines Battle in Que Son Valley Reported 70 Killed
Report from Saigon notes fierce combat in the Que Son valley near Tam Ky as Marines engage North Vietnamese forces. About 70 Marines killed, 124 Marines wounded, and 338 NVA casualties in the valley across two battles. The exchange involved hand to hand fighting under parachute flares and continued late into the night.
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Saigon
Que Son
Tam Ky
Tam
da Nang
Youth dies after softball incident at school game
In Mendon Missouri a 16 year old Rothville senior Harry McNowa was hit in the neck by a thrown softball during a physical education game. He died shortly after at Marceline Hospital where a physician said the impact apparently stopped blood flow.
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Mendon
Harry McNowa
Rothville
Marceline Hospital
Miniskirt Wins, Principal Backs Down On Order
In Haverhill Mass Principal Felix W Andrus conceded the miniskirt trend as girls pass through the high school corridors He noted the style is here to stay and that dresses are widely sold The policy shift follows a prior ban justified by the extreme style and now skirts must still be kept within one inch above the knee. A separate Raleigh restaurant theft saw a thief steal 274 dollars worth of steaks including sirloin rib eye and filet mignon.
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Haverhill
Mass
Felix W. Andrus
Haverhill High School
Andrus
Raleigh
N. C
New York
In Crowd Ten to Juvenile Delinquent Downfall Walt's Story
Editor notes a Corry youth identified as Walt recalls his descent into juvenile delinquency. From backtalk to truancy, petty crimes, and eventual dropout, the tale traces how the in crowd pulls youths into law trouble, with school officials eager to eject disruptors. The account, told in Walt's words, ends with his admission of being a victim and his path toward a harsher future.
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Walt
Corry
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