Township Officials Asked to Lead Anti-Crime Efforts
At the 44th annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Commissioners in Tamiment Pennsylvania State A S Township Officials urged consolidation with police and a centralized computer system to track criminals. State Deputy Attorney General John P McCord warned organized crime remains unchecked despite 20000 police. Delegates heard about solid waste disposal and tax free municipal bonds. Gerald H Vanatta of Swatara Township was elected 1969 70 president.
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Nuss Jr Earns U Conn Master in Electrical Engineering
Robert F. Nuss Jr of Penn Run received a Master of Science degree in electrical engineering at the close of the recent term from the University of Connecticut.
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Compton inaugurates first Black mayor amid hopes of calm
Compton California welcomed its first Black mayor Douglas Dollarhide at inauguration as he pledged firmness and kindness in governing a diverse 80,000 population. He warned militant voices are not truly dangerous, but misdirected anger must be guided toward unity. The city, a Los Angeles suburb, is about 61 percent Black and seeks orderly social change without upheaval.
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Eye test results show 20 percent need glasses for drivers
Boston report on 500000 motorists reveals about one-fifth require vision correction after eye tests. Most tests addressed 20-40 vision, with 20 feet letters indicating normal sight. Elderly drivers dominated the sample, and many could face license changes or deferral.
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Police Fly Colored Pennants On Louisiana Roads
Baton Rouge Louisiana police outline pennant colors for accident scenes white pennants for uninvestigated incidents green pennants for injuries red pennants for fatal crashes. The system aims to guide motorists during Fourth of July travel period to reduce delays and improve safety.
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Indians Gasette 848 Panelletiae notice list Indiana Pa 1969
Miscellany page from the Indians Gasette issues in Indiana Pennsylvania describes publication details for July 1969. It lists volume and issue information, daily schedule, price 10 cents per copy, and subscription rates within and outside the county.
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