Titusville Police Charge Man With Reckless Driving And Impersonation
A Titusville man, Ronald L. Barker, is arrested on reckless driving and impersonating a police officer after he stopped a female motorist claiming to be a State Police officer and attempted to arrest her for a violation. The report also details local accidents, driving suspensions, a Route 20 plantings contract, a fatal freight- train crash involving the Kalika family, a deserter from Fort Ord, and other city notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Ronald L. Barker
Barker
State Highway Department
Pittsburgh
Route 20
North East Township
Lawrence L. Mills
William Barbour
Thomas J. Pennock
Fairport
Ohio
Pennock
William H. Stafford
Erie
Stafford
York Street
Fort Ord
Calif
William Proper
Wright Street
Warren Reynolds
Proper
Jamestown Hospitals Battle Over Expansion Plan
Jamestown General Hospital and WCA Hospital clash as WCA plans to add 200 beds while Jamestown seeks a new 240 bed, 10 million dollar facility. The Community Health Planning Council backs Jamestown General, citing concerns over private funding and state control amid crowded conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital Board
WCA
Gordon B. Sanctuary
WCA Hospital Board
Jamestown General Hospital
Surise
General Hospital
WCA Hospital
Herbert L. Strong
Board of Commissioners
Health Planning Council
Jamestown Area
Community Health Planning Council
Jamestown Medical Society
Naomi Circle Meeting Highlights Local Social Links
The Naomi Circle met at Mrs. Beverly White home with Mrs. June Williams and Mrs. Betty Kolstee in charge. Linda Shields shared slides from a six week France trip. Numerous visits and social calls were noted, with receptions, church events, and gatherings across Clymer and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ton
Rose Mathers
Marian Davenport
Middletown
N.Y
Minnie Legters
Nettie Legters
William Hogenboone
Hustic
Key
Joshua Hogenboun
Edinboro
Nellie Rushnik
Jamestown
Minne Legters
Edward Ruslink
Norman Hogenboom
Dennis Hogenboom
Norman
Frances Dunnewold
Ruth Circle
Esther Circle
Ralph Wassink
Earl Beckerink
Debbie Meerdink
Debbie Gilliland
Corry
Haiti
Robert Bailey
Ronald Legters
James VanEarden
Tresa Rhebergen
Naomi Circle
Beverly White
June Williams
Betty Kolstee
Linda Shields
France
Milton Ton
Traverse City
Mich
William Gravink
John McCormick
Butler
Lyle Hemink
Williamsville
Margaret Cochran
Ripley
Lou F Pardink
Lucile Bensink
Berdena Lockenhouse
Mildred Brostrom
Sylvia Fosburgh
Gladys McCullow
Falconer
Anderson
McCullow
Wisconsin
Kenneth Hollensworth
Beaver
Kelvin Kronemeyer
Clara Holthouse
Neva Hogenboom
Gertrude Gravink
Hazel Crosscut
Penny Bennink
Women's Society of Christian Service
Herkimer
Ernest Dunnewold
LaVern Beckerink
Legion Hall
Howard Matthews
Edward Beckerink
Everett Patchen
Cornelius Beckerink
Roger Dunnewold
Merle Newhouse
Glen Belknap
Sheffield
Casino Cuts Edge To Lure Wealthy Gamblers In Vegas
In Las Vegas the Bonanza Hotel-Casino adds a Monte Carlo style roulette wheel without a double-zero. The redesigned table reduces the house edge from 5.26 percent to between 2.7 and 1.35 percent, aiming to attract Mexico and Europe patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Mexico
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ganim E. Jawdy
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph F. Jawdy
North Center Street
W. E. Dodds
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Leone M. McIntyre
Pennsylvania Avenue
Max Proctor
RD. 1
Spartansburg
Jack D. Ryland
R.D
Union City
John Kuzma
Columbus
Larry Kalika
Kathleen
Erie Lackawanna
Corry Memorial Hospital
Susan Ann
Mike Kalika
Chrysler-Plymouth
First Avenue
Ann Bielak
6 Grove Street
Richard Legters
Clymer
State Department of Health
Worth Street
Route 6
Health Department
David Johnson
Franklin
Sheen Field
Memorial Hospital
North Clymer
Hogenboom
Patsy Hemink
Milton Lee Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Crescilla A. Scouten
Clever Foxes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Loblaws
U.S. No
McIntosh
Pascal Celery
Orchard Park
Tom
Salerno
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
Fourth Avenue
Union City, Pa
Bob Church
North Center St
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