Millcreek Senior Charged With Attacking Teacher
McDowell High School student David Piles 18 was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly striking history teacher M. Robert Cross 26 in the mouth as Cross admonished him for having a girl’s arm around him in the hall. Cross, a trumpeter with the Erie Philharmonic, suffered facial injuries. Pifer was suspended and may not graduate in June. The maximum penalty for aggravated assault is a $3,000 fine or up to three years.
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Eugene Pifer
Merchie Calabrese
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M. Robert Cross
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Charles LeMasters
102 Year Old Enrolls in Medicare After Delay
In Harrisburg Mrs Elizabeth Treaster near Millerstown Perry County planned a doctor visit only if necessary She will be 103 in August and signed up for Medicare yesterday with her son Clarence 67 Also mentioned a 500000000 expansion for West Penn Power Co and affiliates plans to build a second 1080000 kilowatt generating plant at an undetermined site The text ends with a shop promotion for Corry Stores.
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Final rites held for Mrs. Frank Chase at Bracken Funeral Home
Mrs. Frank Chase received final rites at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Milford Schreckengost officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Grandsons Donald Alston Richard Chase Ronald Sickler James Crisman and William Crisman served as bearers. Family and friends travelled from Miami Titusville Mayville Westfield Erie Jamestown and surrounding areas.
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Floyd Davenport
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Titusville
Cleveland
Donald Chase
Perry
Ohio
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Ross Ostrander
H.C. Ostrander
Mayville
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Garland
Vincent Culver
Donna Culver
Westfield
Harold Hedstrom
Youngsville
Delbert Goodwill
Jamestown
Gerry Stockton
Virgil VarTassel
Spar- Also
Louise Filigar
Meadville
Glenn Armstrong
den- Crane
Pittsfield
Clinton Sterling
Erie
Hope To Update Youngsville Sewage Facility
Borough Council plans to update Youngsville's sewage facilities with about 50 percent of the $246 000 project funded by federal and state aid. The Municipal Authority, created by Council, presented the plan to the Council and would advise on financial arrangements. The existing facilities from 1937 serve 12 211 residents in 1960 with the Rouse Home adding 160.
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Rouse
Negroes Give Up Move From White Suburb
FOLCROFT Pa AP Horace Baker 29 says constant harassment after moving into this all white suburb last August 1963 led him to sell his house and depart. Police were called, rocks were thrown, and telephone insults continued after state police left. Baker acknowledges no acceptance from neighbors, noting the ordeal and the need for a long time to feel normal.
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Local moves and legal actions cloud Folcroft resident
A Folcroft man described housing troubles and neighbor disputes as prompting his decision to sell his home for 11 900. He had filed suits against 21 neighbors seeking more than 5 000 in damages and reported assault charges against a police officer. He refused to reveal his planned new location. The article also notes a temporary oil drilling moratorium in Busti affecting the Glade formation near Sugar Grove Pennsylvania. His family is moving for the good of the children Terri Lyon and Horace Jr.
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Pate
Baker
Folcroft
Drilling Ban Ordered Over Unfair Practices
An emergency drilling ban is issued to curb unfair practices and will stay in effect until a public hearing on April 8 in Qlean. Potter notes several operators in the New York State portion of the field have ignored fair practices as the division weighs a well spacing plan to protect mineral owners and prevent waste.
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Qlean
New York State
Potter
Harrisburg works to meet April 5 deadline for vehicle registrations
The State Revenue Department processes about 100000 motor vehicle registration applications daily to hit the new April 5 deadline extended five days from the original date. The department notes roughly 900000 of some 4.5 million applications mailed have not yet been received.
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State Revenue Department
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