Unclear Senate Airman Tax Proposals Amid Disjointed Text
Fragmented OCR text discusses tax policy, proposed permits, and references to officials including Byrd. It mentions a memo, lobby activity, and unclear proposals tied to vehicle use and spending. Names and specifics are garbled, with incomplete sentences and placeholders.
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Crash Kills Titusville Mother In Collision On Route 8
A Titusville mother, Mrs Norman Masiker 26, was killed when her station wagon was hit broadside by a tractor trailer on Route 8 two miles south of Titusville. Five others, including four children, were injured with John Masiker 1 in critical condition and Carol 3 and Kim 8 listed as serious with multiple injuries.
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Student vote drives meet mixed reaction across campuses
The nationwide student voter drives generate mixed results with Colorado State reporting larger than expected turnout of between 500 and 2,000 registered by midweek. Universities from Maryland to Nebraska and Michigan State detail varied participation amid registration centers, editorials, campus events, and political appearances.
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Mike Nelson
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College Park
State Board of Elections
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Meridian Township
Clifton Wharton
Duffy Daugherty
John Juel
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William Singer
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Will E. Alton
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Pittsburgh
North East Opens First Classes After Strike
North East School District opened with 312 of 805 students attending amid a 21 day teachers strike. Principal Donald Claypool noted six regular teachers and 11 substitutes taught kinds through fifth grade at Heard Memorial Elementary and 11th and 12th grades at the high school. Davis Elementary remained closed. Police reported about 200 parents and students outside the high school, all orderly, with no incidents. District has 90 regular teachers and about 1,600 students. Negotiations resumed tomorrow evening.
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