Titusville Gunman Ackerman Bond Set at $15000
Robert Ackerman 29 was committed to Crawford County Jail after Titusville police captured him for shooting Mrs. Joyce Bernard. She remains in fair condition at Hamot Hospital. Ackerman, arraigned before Alderman Love, faces charges of assault with intent to kill larceny of a gun receiving stolen property and violation of the Uniform Firearms Act.
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Joyce Bernard
Crawford County
Meadville
Joyce
Bernard
Hamot
Erie
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Queen Cutlery
Spring Creek Road
Ron Williams
Mrs. Bernard
M. Allen Love
Orr
Warren County to Leave Vacant Posts to Cut Costs
Warren County Commissioners will not fill several courthouse vacancies as an economy measure. They cited running a taut operation and trimming dead wood while resignations are reviewed. Mary E. Vizza will be replaced, and John W. Carr’s tax assessor post for Brokenstraw Township will pass to his daughter-in-law John J. Carr Jr.
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Warren — County
David K. Rice
Blain M. Mead
Mary E. Vizza
Register and Recorder’s Office
Vizza
Larry E. Linder
Samuel F. Bonavita
Bonavita
Warren
Forest Counties
John W. Carr
Brokenstraw Township
John J. Carr Jr
Caterpillar Forecast Warns of Harsh Winter Ahead
Lancaster reporter Herbert B. Krone cites wooly bear caterpillar signs as predicting a severe winter with persistent cold. He notes the caterpillar is predominantly black this season, signaling intense cold through Christmas and beyond.
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Lancaster
Herbert B. Krone
Krone
Erie School Board Moves to Sue Teacher Groups
The Erie School Board directs its solicitor to sue the Erie Pennsylvania and National Education Association affiliates to have sanctions against the Erie Education Association withdrawn. The board authorized legal action after a 30 day negotiation period, arguing the sanctions from September 1967 were illegal and unethical.
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Erie
Erie School Board
NEA
Robie
William J. Carney
Warren council decides Tonkin hearing on Head Start firing
Mrs. Jeanne Tonkin, dismissed from Warren Head Start supervisor post on August 11, seeks a prompt full public hearing. The Warren-Forest County Economic Opportunity Council Inc. will schedule the hearing, after Tonkin requested it following her firing amid personality clash at the OEO. No date set yet. West Virginia history note recalls Lincoln’s 1862 act creating the state and its June 1863 statehood.
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Warren
Jeanne Tonkin
Warren-Forest County
Economic Opportunity Council Inc
W. Virginia
Charleston
W.va
Congress
West Virginia
Lincoln
Shakeup at OEO: 100 HQ staff placed in limbo
The Office of Economic Opportunity plans a drastic headquarters personnel shakeup affecting about 100 staff left without duties. About 900 will receive definite new assignments while the rest join a pool to be redeployed, sparking fears of mass layoffs and reassignment uncertainty.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
ORO
Donald Rumsfeld
Fine for Penn Central over underpass plan delay in Clarion County
Harrisburg AP reports the Public Utility Commission fined Penn Central Railroad 10 750 for late filing of plans for an Elk Township underpass project that takes a state highway under the railroad tracks near Shippensville. The delay, attributed to an inadvertent oversight, drew criticism from the PUC for lax compliance and failure to notify intentions.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Penn Central Railroad
Clarion County
Elk Township
Shippensville
PUC
Commission
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