Marion Center School Board Holds Tax Line in Budget Vote
Marion Center Area School Board tentatively adopts a 1969 70 budget totaling 1 745 570 an increase of 132 000 over the current year Taxes remain about the same despite a belt tightening The board also accepts the resignation of elementary vocal instructor Mrs Mariana Jacobs hires Mrs Carolyn Craft promotes John Fulton to high school science faculty names John O Malley appointed Rayne Elementary principal and elects Samuel Haer as treasurer Hubert Reed as board secretary and Marion Center National Bank as depository Other actions include hunting safety class use of Creekside Washington Elementary School summer reading and math programs a May 17 hunting safety class a May 41 school picnic at Idlewild Park 6400 in custodial supplies and 6700 for general school supplies renewed TV contract with Allegheny Broadcasting for Rayne and Canna-Grant schools compliance with Act 96 teacher salary schedule Barbara Schall named secretary to supervising principal
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Marion Center
Marion Center Area
Mariana Jacobs
Carolyn Craft
Valley
John Fulton
John O'Malley
Rayne
Samuel Haer
Hubert Reed
Marion Center National Bank
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Washington
Ary School
Huntler Safety
Idlewild Park
Kurtz Brothers, Senna
Allegheny Broadcasting Co
Barbara Schall
Couple Wed At Age 79 In Clearfield Wedding
In Clearfield Pennsylvania 150 guests attended the marriage of Minerva Myers and J Lewis Kelly both 79. It was her third marriage and his second. After the ceremony at Emanuel Methodist Church they planned a honeymoon to Hawaii via Minnesota.
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Clearfield, Pa
Minerva Myers
J. Lewis Kelly
Emanuel Methodist Church
Hawaii
Minnesota
Big trade deficits hit London and Paris in April
Britain posted a $16.8 million monthly trade gap widening hopes to exit red this year. France reported a $272 million April deficit, raising fears for currency stability. Imports rose while exports lagged as American dock strikes lingered, with the balance of payments deteriorating for both nations.
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London
Britain
France
Paris
Europe
Board of Trade
United States
Four patients improve after New York organ transplant
Four recipients from an unidentified donor remain in satisfactory condition at New York Hospital after a multi organ transplant Sunday. The operation marked the hospital's second single donor multi recipient case, with four surgical teams led by Dr C Walton Lillehei for the heart and Dr Henry Gans for the liver, joining teams headed by Dr John C Whitsell and Dr J Richard Rees for the kidney procedures.
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NEW York
New York Hospital
C. Walton Lillehei
Henry Gans
Ley
John C. Whitsell TI
J. Richard Rees
Wind Damage Fix Restores Dorm at Indiana U
Indiana University officials say wind damage in the tri dormitory complex has been repaired at 8000 dollars. A section of ten story building’s window paneling was smashed by a wind storm Sunday. Damaged were aluminum framing glass windows and paneling. The seven million project will house about 1400 male students. LD Construction Co. of Latrobe is general contractor. Located at Maple and Eleventh on campus.
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LD Construction Co. of
Latrobe
Maple and
Eleventh Streets
Detroit Cop Murder Trial To Jury
The Algiers Motel murder trial of former Detroit officer Ronald J. August enters jury selection in Lansing as a contested voluntary self defense statement is debated for admissibility. August faces first degree murder charges in the 1967 riot slaying of 19-year-old Auburey Pollard, with three teens shot at the motel. The trial moved to Mason for fair coverage amid publicity, following a delay tied to a book release.
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Mason, Mich
Algiers
Detroit
Ronald J. August
August
Auburey Pollard
Pollard
Icircuit
William J. Beer
Wayne County
Avery Weiswasser
John Horsey
Fred Temple
Carl Cooper
Countian Jailed In Theft Case
Blairsville man John O Robinson 25 of Robinson held on 5000 bond after May 4 hit and run, and car theft with $275 tools. He fled Blairsville police after brief stop and awaited hearing before Justice of the Peace. Detainers from state police and Blairsville police cited prior gasoline theft at Rt 22 service station May 9.
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Blairsville
John ¢. Robinson
Robinson
Rt. 56
Lower Yoder
Johnstown
Cambria County
Andrew M. Voytas
Rt. 58
Lower Yoder Two
John E. Correll
Upper Yoder
Justice of the Peace
VFW Elects Buterbaugh At Clymer Post 6820
Leo G. Buterbaugh was reelected commander of Clymer Post 6820 Veterans of Foreign Wars. New year officers include Albert Miller as senior vice commander Lester Adamson junior vice commander Jay F. Mack quartermaster for fifth year Martin Popson judge advocate Ivo White chaplain R F Smith surgeon Howard Abraham officer of the day Carl Chambers service officer Wilber Scott named trustee for three years Miller Chambers Buterbaugh and Scott named as delegates or alternates to county and district meetings.
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Scott
Four traffic crashes reported around Blairsville area
A Seward motorist was hospitalized and two Seward residents treated as outpatients after a one car wreck on Rt 56 near Waterman. Other incidents in Blairsville included a hit and run on Third Ave, two car collision on Rt 22 near Blairsville with no injuries, and a Blairsville collision at E Chestnut and Falling Run Rd with minimal damage.
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Seward
Robert McGinnis Jr
Indiana Hospital
Rt. 56
Waterman
Indiana
Ronald Hill
Gary Potts
Citizens Ambulance Service of Indiana
McGinnis
Blairsville
Third Ave
Joseph Daugherty
S. Brady St
Robert McGinnis, Jr
Route 56
Former Punxsutawney Trooper Retires After 38 Years
Major Clarence F Temke commander of State Police Troops in Punxsutawney and Montoursville retires at age 60 after 38 years on the force. Commissioner Frank McKetta announces Yahner of Troop G Hollidaysburg will be promoted to major to replace him.
Johnstown project gets grant for road and centers
Harrisburg AP reports a $301,139 Appalachian Regional Commission grant will fund a 1.7 mile access road to the Greater Johnstown Educational Complex and support 13 regional education centers across 27 counties. Centers serve Allegheny, Bedford, Blair, Cambria and other counties with films and audio materials to boost Appalachian education.
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Harrisburg
Johnstown
Appalachian Regional Commission
Appalachia
State Commerce Department
Countes
Allegheny
Bedford
Blair
Cambria
Somerset
Armstrong
Indiana
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Clearfield
Forest
Bradford
Sullivan
Tioga
Lawrence
Mercer
Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Cameron
Elk
Potter
McKean
Westmoreland
Greater Johnstown
University of Pittsburgh
Great Technical School
University Park
Rachel Hill
Richland Township
Rockefeller Visit Called Useless
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’s Guatemalan fact finding visit for Nixon draws sharp local criticism as newspapers allege minimal time spent and question safety and misuse of chemical mace. Opponents claim no documented permanent injury, while police usage tallies reach tens of thousands across 4,000 agencies.
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Guatemala
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
la Hora
Vice
Clemente Marroquin
Rojas
New York
General Ordnance
Roundup Time On Turnpike
Bedford, Pa. AP It was roundup time on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Sunday evening as state police and volunteer firemen corraled a herd of pigs that scurried over the four lane highway after a tractor trailer truck flipped over. Police said the truck blocked one lane in each direction and traffic was tied for about five miles each way. It took two hours to round up the rampaging pigs and clear away the rig. We rounded up the pigs and corralled them in temporary pens we made from show fence. The driver was hospitalized at Bedford Community Hospital.
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Bedford
Bedford Community Hospital
Which Gas Firm For Chrysler?
The Public Utility Commission held a three day Pittsburgh hearing to decide which natural gas company will supply Chrysler Corp for its new auto assembly plant at New Stanton Westmoreland County. Peoples Natural Gas with a contract proposes a delivery setup in Hempfield Township while Columbia Gas fights the location claiming exclusive rights in East Huntingdon.
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Pittsburgh
Chrysler Corp
Peoples
Chrysler
Hempfield Township
Columbia
Hempfield
East Huntingdon Township
East Huntingdon
Maker of mace defends spray against permanent injury claims
In Pittsburgh AP report General Ordnance Equipment Corp defends its chemical mace as not causing permanent eye injury or lasting disability. The company distributes a 23 page briefing to police nationwide arguing mace offers effective violence control with fewer injuries than alternative weapons. It accuses disruptors of seeking to remove mace from police use as too effective.
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Pittsburgh
General Ordnance Equipment Corp
Freight Trains In Allision prompts regional debate
Knoxville AP report notes a head on freight train collision near Amherst and Etowah, Tenn. One engineer died, two injured, as rail traffic and regional criticism heighten over Rockefeller visit and Latin American freight costs. Local newspapers critique timing and policy while noting the governor’s international envoy role and comments in Mexico City.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Mexico City
Knoxville
Apollo 10 Crew Near Final Health Checks Before Moon Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Apollo 10 astronauts undergo final major physical examinations for their eight day round trip to orbit the moon. Commanded by Stafford with Young and Cernan the crew aims to prevent illness and complete training ahead of a Sunday launch. They will detach a lunar landing vehicle and descend twice to 50 000 feet to inspect a potential Apollo 11 site for next July 20.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. ‘Yourng
Eugene Cerman
Stafford
Young
Cernan
Moon
Goldberg Admits Income While on the Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg, former U S Supreme Court judge, acknowledged accepting outside income during his tenure and urged open disclosure of all earnings. He avoided commenting on Fortas headlines, noting potential ABA ethics scrutiny, while speaking at Central High School alumni dinner honoring Bernard G. Segal.
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Philadelphia
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Goldberg
Central High School
Bernard G. Segal
American Bar Association
Segal
ABA Committee On Legal Ethics
Fortas
ABA
Louis Wolfson
Wolfson
Pope appeals media to avoid eroticism violence and anti family content
Vatican City AP Pope VI urged communications media to exclude content that erodes family values such as eroticism violence and anti social attitudes among youth The pope marked World Communications Day May 18 noting media reach into family life shapes habits and discussions and requires courage and responsibility from communicators to safeguard human welfare and society
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Vatican City
Pope VI
Acc
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