Condemned Dogs Win Reprieve in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis two boxers Perry and Jack were condemned to death in the Municipal Dog Pound for biting a man and killing another dog. Attorney Ferdinand Samper secured a last minute reprieve by planning to file a stay petition in Superior Court at the request of a local couple who wish to adopt the dogs on their Marion County farm.
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Indianapolis
Ferdinand Samper
B. William Keithly
Perry
Jack
Columbus Riley
Samper
Marion County
Erie School Directors Shun Salary Suit Favor Another Court
Erie School District directors ordered their solicitor to decline joining a teacher pay raise suit and to respond to a Harrisburg action by the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission. The board refused a raise based on an emergency preparedness ruling, while teachers and unions pursue legal rulings on desegregation compliance.
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ERIE
Harrisburg
Erie Education Association
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Office of Emergency Preparedness
EEA
PSEA
George Levin
Jones
Levin
James
Commonwealth Court
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
PHRC
State Commission
Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
Hospital notes report admissions including David Margott and Cheryl McCarthy along with discharges of Myrtle Mitchell and Mary Burkhart. Also listed are ambulance and desk volunteers and multiple addresses in Corry and surrounding towns. Deceased John O Hara is noted at 170 Wright Street.
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David Margott
Random Road
Ricky
Harold Sphon
North Clymer
Cheryl
Roy McCarthy
East Congress Street
Arthur Ayling
R.D
Corrytes RD
Corrylrsperry
West Churchee
Myrtle Mitchell
Spring Creek
Calvin Swarm
Corry
George Schweigert
Barker
N.Y
Mary Burkhart
West Irving Street
Harold Dougherty
William Bailey
Marion Street
Edward Rossbacher
West Church Street
John O'Hara
Wright Street
Falconer Workers To Return To Work At Monofrax Plant
In Falconer New York workers at the Monofrax plant of the Carborundum Company are urged to return to work immediately amid unresolved disputes between the company and Local 27 of the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers. James E Dutchess and John J Wasleski said union members involved in strikes or interference with production must come back while court actions proceed clarifying that neither the union nor its officials ordered the strike.
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Falconer
N.Y
Monofrax
Carborundum Co
James E. Dutchess
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
John J. Wasleski
Pennsylvania Smokes Tax Revenue Lost to Border Hikes
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania smokers cross state lines or use bootleggers to avoid the 18 cent per pack tax. Estimated annual revenue loss ranges from 25 to 35 million dollars, with last year’s totals at 218 million. Border price gaps feed bootlegging, mail orders, and cross-border shopping, while some shoppers stay within law. The state cites North Carolina as a key source of cheaper cigarettes and notes law changes elsewhere reduce local tax burdens. A new Baylor course in Texas will study Lake Brazos marina activities for academic credit.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
George FR. Sample
William Eston
Clay Eaker
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
All AP
Mall
Ivalay
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William F. Jacobs Jr
The
Revenue Department
Cigarette Tax Bureau
Commonwealth
Texas
New Jersey
New York
West Virginia
Delaware
Ohio
Maryland
Jacobs
North Carolina
Enlistments Must Double To Meet Need
Washington AP reports a Pentagon official says an all volunteer Army would need about 500000 enlistees annually and roughly one quarter of eligible young men. He notes many will serve a single enlistment with about 25 percent in later terms. Raises in reenlistments and pay, housing, schools, and respect are key to ending the draft by mid 1973 as forces shrink from 3.5 million in 1968 to about 2.5 million.
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Washington
Armed Services
Pentagon
Robert T. Kelley
Kelley
House
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Sally Wallace
Jamestown
Edio Ward
Montgomery Ward
Howard Miller Equipment
Johnson Brothers
South First Avenue
Deer Head Inn
Marjorie Tarbell
Oye
Karen
Tam Glod
Jenrietta
Komp
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Columbus
Cliff Carroll
Diode
Josephine Davis Beauty Salon
Grace Fosburgh
Maple Avenue
Ates
Bargain Road Mobile Homes
Mosher's
Atlantic
Avaky
Anile
TOP Speed — Quarters — Margarine Food Club
Grape Jelly Food Club
Saltines
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
TA. M
Corry Ambulance
Helen Haight
Virginia McHale
Waco, Tex
Baylor University
Baylor
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
the Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Elli Sss
Firestone
Barney
Vality Furniture
Sor
Meni
Malisapi
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