Police to honor four residents during Law Enforcement Week
Acting Mayor proclaims Law Enforcement Month and an observance at the city building. Four local citizens will be recognized for cooperation with police in a 10 am ceremony chaired by Police Chief Nick A. Cubellis with co chair William Carbone and support from Frank Gagliardo, James Fleeger, and others.
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Grant St
Nick A. Cubellis
William Carbone
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
Fred A. Nocera
Joseph Ambrosia
Leon Sasiadek
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Today's forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies in the north and partly cloudy in the south. Cooler conditions prevail with a high near 39 to 46 in the north and 45 to 55 in the south. Tonight, temperatures dip to the 20s, with colder air in the north. Saturday remains cloudy and colder with no precipitation.
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Perry approves township budget of 20 142 dollars
WURTEMBURG Perry Township supervisors adopt a budget of 20 142 dollars based on the same eight mill tax as last year with estimated income from eight mill taxes at 13 804 dollars and occupation tax at 1 237 dollars. Other income stems from delinquent taxes county aid permits rentals and a 1966 apne thas of 822 dollars. Road work is funded by state gasoline tax 7 189 dollars street lighting 1 434 dollars and fire protection 3 623 dollars. The bond for the treasurer rises to 15 000 dollars. Road crew wages rise with a new hourly scale for grader operators supervisors and laborers. The roadmaster earns 10 cents per mile when using personal vehicle. County liquid fuel funds amount to 2 460 dollars with state aid applying. One building permit was issued for a trailer.
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Perry
Sheley
Dorothy M. Nagel
Ray S. Marshall
Maurine S. VanGorder
William Henry
Ralph Richt
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Woman Patricia Ritorto Dies at 20
Patricia I Ritorto 20 of 510 Franklin Ave Ellwood City secretary to borough manager N M Marks and Mayor Samuel Teolis died suddenly at a home at 1030 p m yesterday Autopsy pending Cause of death unknown She was secretary to the borough manager and to the Lawrence County Boroughs Association She was born Sept 14 1946 in Ellwood City to James and Mary Ritorto Ritorto survived by parents three brothers two grandmothers and other relatives Friends will be received at Samuel Teolis Funeral Home 309 Spring Ave from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m tomorrow and Sunday Funeral arrangements to be announced by the funeral home
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Patricia I. Ritorto
Franklin Ave
Ellwood City
N. Michael Marks
Samuel Teolis
Teolis
Miss Ritorto
Lawrence County Boroughs Association
James
Mary Turok Ritorto
Jehovah's Witnesses
James Jr
William
Thomas
Anna Turok Bukac
Ellport
Angela Ritorto
Spring Ave
Union Township Officials Face Auditors’ Surcharges
A carbon copy letter filed at the courthouse shows Union Township officials Francis Bidinotto James Fee and former supervisor Ed Win Hanna surcharged by the township auditors. The Feb 20 1967 notice lists Bidinotto’s $418 roadmaster overdraw from Feb 15 1966 to May 2 1966 Hanna’s $955 55 overage and $300 for an unapproved assistant secretary pay while Fee faces $1437 50 for excess draws beyond the $250 monthly roadmaster limit.
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Union Township
Francis Bidinitto
James Fee
Edwin Hanna
Court House
Bidinotto
Accidental air strike kills 100 villagers near Vietnam border
U.S. and Vietnamese warplanes accidentally dropped anti personnel bombs on Lang Vei II village near the Laotian border killing about 100 civilians and wounding at least 200 others. The attack occurred at dusk amid bad weather as Marines fought near Hill 125 south of the DMZ.
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Goldwater urges Haiphong port closure and Migs removal
Barry Goldwater ridiculed Kennedy's plan to halt bombing in North Vietnam and called for closing Haiphong port. He urged escalating to force a decisive U.S. victory and warned against prolonged guerrilla warfare, while criticizing Johnson advisers.
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County boards plan 25 advisory units replacing 67 offices
A bill to replace 67 county school offices with 25 advisory units will be introduced in the state legislature. Dr. Paul Christman said each unit would govern about 100000 students with a nine member board and an executive director. First year funding estimated at 5 million dollars. An Ellwood City accident killed 16 year old Dennis Ippolito, eighth local fatality, after a car he rode in struck a tree. Sheriff urges anonymous letters to curb crime, marked personal on envelope. Weather notes report 15 below in Minnesota and 90 in Arizona.
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State Board of Education
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Pennsylvania
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Department of Public Instruction
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Ellwod
Line Ave
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Clyde St
Wampum
Samuel Teolis
Ippolito
Douglas R. Kelly
George Sigler
Sigler
Court House
New Castle
Deaths and funeral notices from Ellwood City area
Dennis C Ippolito 16 of Wampum and May McKelvey 88 of Ellwood City listed among deaths. Infant Mary Low Hill 1 day and Patricia Ritorto 20 of Ellwood City noted. One car crash on Line Ave left Dennis Ippolito dead on arrival at Ellwood City General Hospital. Auto fatality description includes cardiac tamponade and injuries. Kelly charged with reckless driving. Funeral arrangements listed for Dennis Ippolito with services at St Monica Church and burial at St Joseph the Worker Cemetery New Castle.
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Dennis C. Ippolito
Wampum
May McKelvey
E. Washington St
Robert H. Dolby
Ellwood City
Mary Low Hill
Butler Ave
Angelo Ginocchi
Agnew St
Patricia 1. Ritorto
William J. Barr
Castlewood
North St
Line Ave
Kelly
Ippolito
Ellwood City General Hospital
Samuel Teolis
Lincoln High School
Dennis
Jacob
Betty Powell Ippolito
St. Monica Church
Milton
Amelia Ippolito
Garnet Powell
Harold J. Marshall
Main St
George Stuparitz
St. Joseph the Worker Church
New Castle
Powell Faces Dilemma After Powell Exclusion
Powell battles House exclusion from the 90th Congress with potential court appeal and possible special election. The House vote ends Powell’s term Jan 1969 while Powell supporters in Harlem may rally. If seated later, a fresh process would be needed for the 91st Congress.
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UPI
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Clayton . Powell
Powell
Harlem
House
90Th
Community college polling shows 5000 area residents interested
Milton A. Pattison reports at the county school directors meeting that about 5000 area students and parents expressed definite interest in establishing a local two year community college. He notes low attendance costs and the appeal of counseling services and flexible programs. The state would cover one third of operating costs and half of capital expenses.
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Milton A. Pattison
Pattison
State Community College
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