Paragral l lines and local notices in Corry scene
A fragment from a Corry newspaper item lists era gear and shows a local Civil Defense picnic at Hemlock Lakes Park with meat and coffee provided, plus games and swimming. Police report vehicle and gas siphoning incidents, local crashes, minor injuries from bicycle falls, a funeral, and a theft of walkie talkie radios and a tarpulin at a Wattsburg residence.
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Corry Civil Defense Unit
Hemlock Lakes Park
Theodore Swanson
Swanson
Corry Barracks
Walter Rotthoff
Wattsburg
Pain in Neck Turns Out To Be Bullet
Warren Michigan AP reports 21 year old Michael Simon of Roseville learned eight days after a neck pain began that a bullet was lodged in his neck. Doctors at South Macomb Hospital found a .22 or .25 caliber slug, the wound traced to an incident September 4 when he heard a whoosh of air and started bleeding while driving.
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Warren, Mich
Michael Simon
Roseville
South Macomb
Simon
Bonds Swindle Involves 2 Churchmen And 11 Others
ABILENE Texas AP grand jurors indicted two churchmen a former state securities executive a former state representative and nine others on federal charges of mail fraud conspiracy fraud in sale of church bonds and interstate transport of fraudulently obtained bonds linked to about 5 million in bonds issued 1965 for church construction with only 180000 in actual work to show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene, Tex
Asst
U.S. Atty
Robert Travis
Travis
John B. Walling
Lyal W. McKnight
the Reys
Homer G. and
Omer H. Ritchie
Fort Worth
First Use of Erie Transient Retail Merchants Law
Keswani, a Hong Kong Custom Tailors, Inc. representative, was arrested in his motel room in Erie for selling without a license under the 28 year old Transient Retail Merchants Ordinance. Alderman Fabrizi fined him $100 plus costs and ordered cessation of sales. the license would have cost $200 a month. City License Bureau chief Dom Jordano said it was the first known enforcement of the ordinance. He pledged more arrests.
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Kus
Dom Jordano
Keswani
Hong Kong
Jordano
Cycle Law Changes Start Today
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania imposes new motorcycle rules starting today. Riders may not ride more than two abreast, must be licensed, and wear helmets and eye protection meeting federal standards. Noise limits allow arrest by police. muffler baffles cannot be removed. riders must renew license after a safety test.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harry H. Brainerd
U.S. Department of Transportation
New Farm Aid Expands Rural Business and Recreation Loans
Congress passes a bill by President authorizing Farmers Home Administration loans to family farmers to build farm based small businesses and convert farms to outdoor recreation centers. The act raises loan and grant ceilings for water and waste disposal and allows financing of farm equipment shops and services in rural areas with terms up to 40 years at five percent. It also enables recreation enterprise loans with similar real estate and operating expense limits.
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Congress
Farmers Home Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Orville Freeman
Teachers Start and Walkout in New York City Crisis
New York AP reports a second walkout by teachers amid a deepening New York City public school crisis. The AFL C IO United Federation of Teachers and Brooklyn slum district board hardened positions as plans for a morning walkout were affirmed. The Board of Education sought intervention from State Education Commissioner James E Allen, who was expected to hold a fact finding session and act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Brooklyn
UFT
Board of Education
James E. Allen
County Now Handles All Disposal Permits
Erie County Health will take jurisdiction over disposal system permits under a state bill. Previously, townships issued on parcels under one acre while municipalities handled larger lots. Contractors and owners must contact the County Health Department for any disposal system permit, and unsuitable ground will prevent a permit. The law applies only to lots not served by municipal sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County Health
Millreak
Paul J. Martin
County Health Department
Martin
Union strikes disrupt 1.1 million pupils in Ocean Hill district
Over the weekend the union led a two day strike over job security and teachers rights causing 1.1 million pupils across 900 schools to miss classes. The dispute centers on reinstating 10 teachers dismissed by Ocean Hill Brownsville Brooklyn and 200 supporters who walked out.
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Becamse
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
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