Fragmentary OCR hints at political betting odds and a rifle case
Disjointed text mentions odds like 50-1 and 35-1 for individuals including Walter and Harold. It references a vice or office and a house, with scattered phrases about a weapon and a supreme date, but the readable content is largely garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umyor
Arris
Walter
Sen
Ern
Harold Dark
Harles
Allon John
Rey
Mes
Courts Order Counties to Allow College Student Voter Registration
A federal panel extended a ruling forcing 67 Pennsylvania counties to reopen voter registration for college students. The order requires separate student registration cards and sets deadlines based on county compliance, with five working days after formal order or 5 p.m. Sept. 2 for noncomplying counties, and extends the Sept. 9 deadline for counties following the attorney general’s guidance.
Crawford County Votes to Extend Student Registration
Crawford County will obey a Philadelphia court order allowing college students to register for five extra days. The three judge panel required counties to keep student registration separate from regular records until a court decision. The order extends registration five working days from receipt or to 5 p.m. September 28, whichever comes first.
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Meadville
Crawford County Board of Elections
Philadelphia
J. Perry Eckels
J Shane Creamer
Eckels
Attorney General
One Jail Escapee Still At Large
BEAVER Pennsylvania AP report says one of three convicts who overpowered a jail guard and escaped Wednesday night remained at large. Identified as Robert McClain of Beaver Falls, he joins two recaptured escapees, John Alger and Richard Paff, in Bristol Township. Alger faces added prison breech charges. A separate note: Brazil's federal tax court dropped a 1893 case involving a civil servant accused of misusing public funds.
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Beaver, Pa
Beaver County
Robert McClain
Beaver Falls
Bristol Township
John Alger
Richard Paff
Alger
Brasilia
Brazil
Federal Tax Court
Pittsburghers To Get Two Newspapers Back
Pittsburgh residents will regain access to both daily papers as the morning Post-Gazette returns after a 129 day hiatus and the evening Press resumes Monday afternoon following labor dispute settlements. The revival ends a four month newspaper blackout affecting city readers.
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Pittsburghers
Pittsburgh
Morning Post-Gazette
Evening Press
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
The
Post-Gazette
Closed Schools May Be Crime
North East police report youth violations have surged while schools remain closed amid a teachers strike. Incidents include 13 year olds trying to derail a train with spikes, 12 year olds shoplifting, bicycle thefts, and increased fights among neighbors. Local papers faced layoffs and coverage shifts as strikes disrupted operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
North East Police Department
Loblay's
Valley Drive-in
Nixon moves to speed up U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam
AP report notes President Nixon aims to halve combat battalions by late November and reduce U.S. ground forces from a peak of 112 in April 1969 to about 20 by end of next spring. South Vietnam plans a new infantry division to fill gaps as withdrawal accelerates amid prisoner release and ongoing air support.
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Saigon
Nixon
Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
Thailand
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Tonkin Gulf
North Vietnam
Creighton W. Abrams
Alabama Bill Sidesteps Busing After Senate Approval
Gov George Wallace urged Alabama school officials to enforce a new law designed to sidestep busing for racial balance. The Senate passed the bill 2 to 0, awaiting Wallace’s signature next week. The act allows parent choice transfers and directs schools to admit students unless later ruled unconstitutional.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
House
State Senate
Wallace
Senate
Stanford Hose Plans Fire Prevention Week
Stanford Hose Company prepares for Fire Prevention Week starting October 3. Officials will tour elementary schools with EDITH Exit Drills In the Home for grades one through five and seek presentations to local clubs. Contact Thomas Lathrop or James Maloney for details.
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Stanford Hose Company
Stanford Hose
Hose Company
Thomas Lathrop
James Maloney
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Donald Mc
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Corry
Boston, Mass
Peter Sampson
Stacy Lomax
Dorchester
Tawer
Tachary Teele
Wade
Western Auto Assoc
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Corry, Pa
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Knitting LD
Corry Pizza & Downtown
Dupont Layelle
ORSON
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