Zoning Ordinance Moves Forward Unopposed
At the city council hearing last night public objections were minimal as Arden Baldwin asked about commercial zoning for his property and was told it is zoned accordingly. The discussion focused on minor changes to tree planting and setbacks while the core provisions of the ordinance faced no challenges. The next step is summary advertisement and two readings over four to six weeks for passage into law.
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Arden Baldwin
East
Columbus Avenue
David Johnson
Wayne Township
Sparta Fair Opens with Three Day Community Event
The 43rd annual Sparta Fair starts at the high school grounds with events scheduled from tomorrow 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and continuing through the weekend. Exhibits, a free act by Mike Monroe the clown prince, a queen crowning, and live stock and other displays are planned, including parades, auctions, fireworks, and judging across crops, vegetables, livestock, crafts, and homemaking projects.
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Vp. Teving
Mike Monroe
Clown Prince
Priday
Riots Strain Philadelphia Transit Revenue
Philadelphia Transportation Co reports riots in North Central Philadelphia cost about 250,000 passengers and an estimated $80,000 in lost revenue. President Albert G. Lyons notes the impact on service and finances amid the unrest.
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Albert G. Lyons
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Johnson Deliberates Deep Asian Crisis With Aide Panel
President Johnson convened a White House session with top military and diplomatic aides to review options for strengthening the anti Communist War effort in South Vietnam. Ambassador Taylor along with Secretary Rusk and Secretary McNamara discuss shifting tactics, while concerns grow over Communist Viet Cong reinforcements via Laos and possible air strikes near Tchepone.
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White House
United States
Robert 5. McNamara
Partiey
Taylor
Laday
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Thas
U.S
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Viet Nam
Laos
Tchepone
Our Yesterdays Feature Starts In Journal Today
The Journal begins a Monday series titled Our Yesterday's drawn from Journal files. Each installment shows retrospectives as they were prepared for publication over 200 years ago, recounting great moments in history and offering nostalgia.
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Journal Today
Journal Files
Driver and cyclist recount near miss on White Street
Preston M Atkins of Jamestown reported a near collision yesterday on White Street at West Columbus Avenue as he turned left and a bike rider, Regis Don browski of 128 West Columbus Avenue, rode over a bank into his yard and vanished home. Police confirmed the boy rode away but later appeared safe, leaving all involved relieved.
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Jamestown
Uylly
Preston M. Atkins
White Street
West Columbus Avenue
West Cienue
Regis Donbrowski
Atkins
Mull Renewal of Income Tax Contract
City Council discussed renewing Fuller Business Service for collecting the one percent income tax with Elwin Fuller seeking a two year extension. The city and Corry School Board share 52 and 48 percent of revenue, and the panel weighed Fuller’s efficiency against cost.
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Elwin Fuller
Guy Abbey
Abbey
Corry
Fuller
Ray Weber
Corry Area
Motorist warning as schools reopen for term
Colliernel Harvey Drake issues annual warning to motorists as public schools start. He notes new walking students and urges careful driving near Wright and Cord districts. Crossing guards will patrol school zones and record license numbers of violators to avert tragedy.
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Harvey Drake
Drake
Detwarteny
Wright and Corcord
Ure High School
Dora Roars Toward Florida as St Augustine Feels Fury
Hurricane Dora, offshore, drives 115 mph winds toward northwest Florida coast. St Augustine reports 76 mph gusts by 10 a.m. and seawall waves along Bayfront Parkway while Jacksonville braces for possible first direct hurricane strike. Echoes of Ethel loom as another storm waits offshore.
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Here
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Vera Beach
Fla
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Myrtle Beach
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Philadelphia
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Melbourne
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Ethel
Dora
Ford
Chrysler UAW Strike Averted With Historic Three Year Pact
Detroit AP Chrysler Smp. and the United Auto Workers reached a three year contract just minutes before the 10 a.m. strike deadline for 7 000 hourly workers. Walter Reuther called the agreement historic and said it includes a pension plan up to 400 a month at 60 with 30 years service and two new paid holidays Good Friday and the worker birthday. The package outweighs Chrysler's August offer by about 15 cents per hour and avoids a plant shutdown as talks continue on technical language.
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UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
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Chrysler
International
City Uses Bond Remainder for Incidental Projects
City council on first reading approved Ordinance 1020 to spend the remaining 3 848 from the 1959 bond issue. Funds will cover airport improvements, office equipment, park repairs, and sidewalk work, with several items already paid from other funds.
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Guy Abbey
Tinance
Douglas Rozelle
Fragmentary report on local school registrations
Incomplete notes describe kindergarten and class enrollments at Contant and Weight school. Ms Dale Webster guides a group, with references to Corey and a 12 year term for some youngsters, amid scattered OCR fragments and journal mentions.
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Lement
Journal
Tohstan
Corey
Witt Dearby
Johnston
City Passes Debt Hike for Sewer and Streets Programs
The city advanced Ordinance 1021 on first reading to increase its debt limit by 180000 and borrow from Citizens National Bank of Corry for 110000 and The National Bank of Coney for 70000 at 3.5 percent interest. The funds will finance the north end sewer project and this year’s streets program with a second reading planned at a special noon meeting Monday.
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North End
Atreets
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Netonal Bank of Coney
VEW Names New Service Officer Seon Amid Staffing Gaps
VEW officials announced a replacement for the service officer post amid rising demand. The long time staffer Baressi stepped down for personal reasons, with a new appointment to be announced soon after a vacancy arose from shifting business needs.
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Seon
Ay Soni Baressi
Baresi
Veterans Department
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