Happiness At Conelway Three New Classrooms
Conelway School ends long overcrowding with three new mobile classrooms after Wright School hosts four Conelway pupils this year. The Corry School District had previously opened Wright and Concord to about 100 pupils from Conelway. Superintendent Ray Elsen calls the four pupils a “anticipated ragged edge” as they join Wright to keep state recommended class sizes.
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Conelway School
Corry
Wright School
Concord School
Conelway
Elgin Borough
Wayne Township
Ray Elsen
R. Timothy Marks
Concord
Wayne Townships
Robert Williams
Jointure
Williams
UC Ready For Annual Homecoming
Herbert Combs announces Union City High School will host the ninth annual homecoming weekend with a parade at 1 30 p m and a homecoming ball featuring The Five Jazz Men. The queen’s crowning and 1968 queen’s court will precede a busy Saturday schedule including a parade, prizes, and social events for alumni and the community.
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Herbert Combs
Alumni Association
Union City High School
Union City High School Bears
Saegertown High School
Sandy Jackson
Union City Area High School
Rex Seidler
Harold Maynard
Frank
Autumn Harris
Union City
U S Sets Hearings In Lake Erie Mess
Congressman Vigorito reports Interior Department hearings against United States Steel Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin and Interstate Steel for discharging pollutants into the Maumee and Cuyahoga Rivers feeding Lake Erie. Toledo faces penalties for missing abatement plans while nuclear plant permits raise thermal pollution concerns at Lake Erie shores. New York’s pollution standards are cited as a benchmark.
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Washington
Lake Erie
Joseph P. Vigorito
Interior Department
Toledo
Ohio
Maumee
Cuyahoga
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Interstate Steel Company
Vigorito
Atomic Energy Commission
Ottawa
New York
Lakerie
Pennsylvania
Presque Isle
Cleveland
Unscheduled Harvest Ends In Court
Three area men, three women, and four children were arrested with a truckload of stolen vegetables from George Lombardo’s plot. Officers said the group loaded tomatoes, grapes, peaches and pears before Lombardo confronted them. Murphy, McIntosh, and Pickering were charged with larceny and released pending a preliminary hearing.
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RIE
George Lombardo
Lombardo
Mr. Lombardo
John Hill
John Daniel Murphy
Linesville
Charles E. McIntosh
Norman L. Pickering
Springboro
Larry R. Fabrizi
Miners Refuse To Enter Unsafe Mine At Robena Complex
In Uniontown, Pa, United Mineworkers say Robena complex miners will stay off the job amid confirmed reports of dangerous methane levels. A union spokesman cited a 9.06 percent methane reading from a Bureau of Mines sample, calling 5 to 15 percent highly dangerous. About 1,200 miners have refused entry since Monday despite U.S. Steel denials of any hazard.
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Uniontown
United Mineworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
U.S. Bureau of Mines
U.S. Steel
North East Boy Killed Crossing Route 20
A 6 year old Erie County boy Alan Ross son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ross of B D 4 North East was killed yesterday after being struck by a auto on Route 20 He died of a fractured skull and crushed chest at Hamet Hospital ER Deputy Coroner Chester Miller said Herbert H Fricks and passenger Robert Foote of Erie were uninjured Fricks said he tried to swerve but could not avoid the boy GE plans a 3 percent price rise on major appliances this fall and Admiral raises 1 to 2 percent on 1970 lines
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North East
Erie County
Alan Ross
Raymond Ross
B.D. 4
Hamet Hospital
William Hirsch
Chester Miller
Miller
Herbert H. Fricks
Erie
Fricks
Robert Foote
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Ksen
Oman
Dion
Michael Johnson
Corny Journal
Mber
Endsley
U.S
Toledo Edison Company
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
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Washington St
Corry, Pa
Stradford Farms
Poun
North East Boy
General Electric Co
Admiral Corp
Richard
Frank’s
Columbus Volunteer Fire Company
Barney's
Barney’s Firestone Panties
South Center St
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