Fragmentary OCR Note on YMCA Meeting and Editorial Tone
A garbled OCR snippet mentions the YMCA director and an editorial stance. The legible parts reference a meeting, administration, and local newspaper coverage. The text is incomplete but suggests a discussion of endorsement or action by a local organization and its relation to public pages.
Fragmentary OCR Brief Notes on Local Property Issues
Fragmentary text references property talks and repairs. Mentions 30 day paired repairs and misaligned logs. Beers led out in unclear context. No clear date, place, or full event details are readable.
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Pa Assembly Goes Back Into Recess
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania legislature is in recess again after a brief return from summer break. Lawmakers head home until Oct 1 amid criticism of unproductive session. leaders defend the adjournment as planned for the Seattle convention and future work.
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National Conference of Legislative Leaders
Hill Switches Dam Vote View For Erie County Tour
Erie County Commissioner William Hill Jr changes stance on Union City Dam recreation area referendum. He now supports a vote, citing urban rural interests. A Friday tour with Leo Weir Louis Raymek and Army Corps of Engineers will inspect the dam site and the creation of a permanent lake and recreation area.
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Nixon Focuses on Domestic Issues Delays Europe Trip
President Nixon will concentrate on domestic problems until Congress recesses and an October or November European trip remains uncertain. Aide says the word uncertain fits. Kissinger moves to the UN as Nixon bypasses general assembly.
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Nixon
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Legion Equipment To Be Auctioned Tomorrow Night
Items remaining in the American Legion building on First Avenue will be auctioned tomorrow night starting at 6 30 p m. The Erie County Redevelopment Authority announced the sale of chairs tables refrigerators televisions and attached machinery with dispute over the building’s sale price still unresolved between the Legion and the Authority with jury trial looming in Erie County Court. The Legion sought over 345 000 for the building and relocation costs while the viewers award was 17 000. The auction list includes 58 chairs 19 tables an upright piano multiple appliances bar fixtures and stainless steel equipment.
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Couple Fights For Foster Child Defy Court Order
In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Samuel and Audrey Stapleton face contempt and possible imprisonment for not returning Brent Leitzel to his natural parents per an August court order. Judge Lipsitt set dispositions for their appeal and warned of jail if Brent is not surrendered.
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William Madden
Samuel Yeagley
School Board Plans Ten Year Educational and Building Strategy
The Corry Area School District invited Buffalo firm Kideney Smith Fitzgerald and Partners to discuss a 10 year plan. The firm, now with two former Ohio education officials, will meet local administrators and then present a proposal to the board. The plan aligns with state education requirements and building concepts.
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Buffalo
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Ohio Education Department
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Pennsylvania Department of Education
Zoning Change Sparks Battle Over North Center Street Mall
City zoning history set North Center street as commercial but 1964 shift to residential prompted a challenge as Tand J Development Co. won a variance to build a mini mall. Frederick street homeowners assn led by Gerald Rushin appealed to Erie County court, delaying action while council defers to zoning board decisions.
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Rushin
Frederick
Will Agnew Resign? He Refuses Comment
Washington AP reports Vice President Spiro T. Agnew rejected fresh speculation of resignation and vowed to clear himself in a Maryland political corruption probe. He declined to comment when pressed by reporters at a White House luncheon with Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto.
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Roosevelt Son Denies Bribe Plot Charges
A convicted stock swindler testified before a Senate panel that Elliott Roosevelt and a reputed gambler offered $100,000 to have Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling assassinated. Mastriana claimed the plot centered on license deals tied to a gambling operation tied to Meyer Lansky associates.
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