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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1971

Page

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Bonnie Lou Ream Crowned Fairest of the Somerset Fair

Bonnie Lou Ream of Markleton RD 1 was crowned the sixth Fairest of the Fair at Somerset County Fair preview. She received roses and a $50 prize from fair president Emerson Suder after a program including music by Jubilators Quartette and awards to finalists Jeanne Barbera and Amy Reffner. Today marks the first full day of fair activities with judging in the main exhibition hall and livestock barns followed by the Joie Chitwood Thrill Show in the grandstand.

Sharyn Maust Somerset County Friedens Fair Miss Ream Jackie Maust Berlin Emerson Suder The Fair Association Ray Ream Markleton RD 1 Milkshakers 4-H Dairy Club Rockwood Area Bonnie Lou Ream

College Spending Lambasted

Harrisburg AP reports Senate Appropriations Chair Sen. Benjamin R. Donolow, D Philadelphia, criticizes college and university requests for more state aid without cost cuts. He cites a 100 percent funding rise since 1966 based on an American College Admissions Center study. The budget talks involve 46 bills totaling 400 to 500 million as part of a 2.7 billion general appropriation.

Harrisburg Senate Appropriations Committee Pennsylvania Benjamin R. Donolow Philadelphia Donolow American College Admissions Center Appropriations Committee House Senate Shapp

Two City Roundup Draft Record Theft Thwarted

FBI arrested 20 in Camden New Jersey for attempting to steal Selective Service records in a pre dawn raid near the Post Office. Six others were sought and Buffalo arrests followed a similar raid. Some records were destroyed or lowered in mail bags. The group included three clergymen and two figures linked to racial disorders.

Camden N.J FBI Buffalo N.Y Harrisburg Justice Department Washington U.S Goodwin Charles Rudd Haddon William A. Anderson Selective Service Office U.S. Army

Lansky Loses Israel Tourist Visa After 13 Months

Tel Aviv reports the Israeli government will not extend Meyer Lansky’s tourist visa, expiring in five days. Officials cite new data on alleged U S underworld links. Lansky has lived in a Tel Aviv hotel and is seldom seen in public. A separate note mentions a Rutgers Law School site used for surveillance.

Tel Aviv Israel Meyer Lansky Justice and Interior Ministries Lansky U.S Pubc

Somerset County Fair Juices Up With Exhibits and Shows

Today the fair hosts 13 group exhibits judged in the Junior Activities Building at 1 p.m. Daily judging continues in the exhibit hall from 9 a.m. Tuesday. Tonight at 8:30 p.m. the Jose Chitwood Auto Thrill Show performs. Tuesday brings Gene Holter Ostrich Races and Wild Animal Show at 2:30 and 8 p.m. Weather: warm humid with possible thundershowers. highs 77-80 today, 70s Tuesday. tonight 50s. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Probability of precipitation 40 percent today, 30 percent tonight.

Gene Holter Pennsylvania

Police Seize Pair In Church Burglary

Edward Charles Young and Kenneth Fay Wellington, both of 571 E Main St Somerset, were jailed after arrests in two Somerset County burglaries. The Brown Service Station on Waterlevel Road and the Somerset Country Club were targets. a wrist watch haul and a hunting knife were taken, a color TV recovered. Young faces two burglary counts plus larceny and receiving stolen property. Wellington charged with receiving stolen property.

Edward Charles Young Kenneth Fay Wellington Main St Somerset Somerset County Somerset Country Club Brown Waterlevel Road Bernard P. Brown Meyersdale Country Club Young Justice of the Peace P.G. Mayenna

Ky Declines Campaign in South Vietnam Election

Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky said he will not campaign for the Oct 3 presidential election, leaving Nguyen Van Thieu as the sole candidate. Ky proposed resigning with Thieu to trigger a new election within 90 days, saying he was reinstated to the ballot after Gen. Duong Van Minh withdrew. He warned against falling into a trap.

Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Duong van Minh

Father Buries Son Killed in San Quentin Breakout

Los Angeles AP report says Lester Jackson Sr. mourns George Jackson who died during the attempted escape at San Quentin. The elder Jackson recalls his earlier son Jonathan, killed in 1970, and plans to bury George beside him.

Los Angeles Lester Jackson Jr Jackson George Jackson Soledad Brothers San Quentin George Pasadena Jonathan Jackson Jonathan Marin County San Rafael Superior Court Soledad Prison James Park San Francisco Jacksons

Reorganization Officers Named by Somerset County Committee

At the committee meeting the Somerset County Committee for Employment of the Handicapped re elected Van G Berkley as Chairman Billy Mattern as Vice Chairman Helen Brunberg as Treasurer and Helen Keefer as Secretary The group accepted the resignation of Vernon Lease with regret.

Somerset County Committee For Employment of the van G. Berkley Billy Mattern Helen Brunberg Helen Keefer Vernon Lease

Somerset County Youths Use 504 Child Welfare Services

Somerset County delivered 504 children with welfare services last year, including 282 in public agency care and 109 in voluntary agencies. Seventy five faced day care, 36 were in institutions for dependent children, and two in delinquent institutions. Total payments reached $71,233 with federal funds $2,015 and state funds $69,218. Juvenile court disposed 143 Somerset cases, 139 official and four unofficial.

Harrisburg Somerset County State Department of Public Welfare

U S Raids Inside Red Land Across North Vietnam

U S war planes carried two retaliatory strikes inside North Vietnam and U S and Australian ships and American bombers bombarded positions near the DMZ. Maj Chester Hanson reported no planes hit. The actions marked the 50th and 51st strikes this year as naval bombardment aided the slow North Vietnamese drive along the DMZ.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Chester Hanson Ho Chi Minh Laos Hanson 7Th Fleet Navy Dmz U.S. Army

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Meyersdale Fairgrounds Telligence Office Post Office Googe Rutgers University Law School Jose Chitwood Wellington Con U.S. Post Office Berkley Red Land
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