Man's 180000 Gift Stuns North East Borough
North East mourns as Marshall Krett, 71, longtime Eureka Electrical Products toolmaker, leaves 90 percent of his estate to the borough government and 10 percent to St Peter Lutheran Church and Florence Morris. Officials plan careful use to honor the donor, with memorial ideas under consideration.
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North East
Marshall Krett Bay
North Kingt
Chicago
Heleh Incross
North Nat
Donald
Kreft
Eureka Electrical Products
St Patera Lutheran Church
Coantn
Florence Morris
Walker
Minnesota
Kreit
Videtter
Videtto
It's Nearly Time Again for Those Summer Job Blues
Local youth face a July job hunt with guidance from Gary Webb of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security. He urges early, targeted applications, avoiding overly early effort, and notes that walks in with timing matter. Retail positions offer the best openings while training heavy clerical roles remain limited. CETA may provide up to 200 jobs in Erie County and guidance is available through schools. Overall, prospects look brighter than recent years with diligence and timing key factors.
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Gary Webb
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Webb
Erie County
Monarch Suspended Five Days Over Sick Leave Dispute
Franklin Captain Samuel A Monarch of the city police department received a five day suspension after a hearing with City Manager William Buchanan and Police Chief Robert Cardy. Cardy was unavailable for comment and Buchanan called the matter an internal personnel issue.
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Franklin
Samuel A. Monarch
William Buchanan
Robert Cardy
Monarch
Cardy
Buchan
Captain Monarch's Conflicting Version of Work Return and Suspension
Capt Monarch, asserting a physician cleared him to return, says he phoned Chief Cardy to request vacation starting April 4 and planned to retire after accrued leave. He did not attend a second medical appointment, and a five day suspension followed with a reduced paycheck. The city sought a second medical opinion. officials confirm the suspension and note illness may be job related. Federal aid checks for snow disasters in Chautauqua County total 613,627 to 47 applicants with advances approved for French Creek and Clymer.
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Monarch
Cardy
Capt. Monarch
Jamestown
State Department of Audit and Control
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
DAA
Chautauqua County
Clymer
French Creek
Buchanan
Dver
Capt
Monarchs
Young issues apology after BBC racism remark
United Nations ambassador Andrew Young apologized to Britain's UN delegate after saying Britain almost invented racism. He said the remark was unintentional and unfair to single out Britain. He also sent a letter expressing sincere regrets to the British government.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Andrew Young
Britain
BBC
London
Ivor Richard
Young
Washington
County Rejects Dem Bid to Move City Controller Ballot
Erie County Board of Elections declined Democratic Party Chairman Robert Cooney's demand to place his name on the same line as other city controller candidates. With ballots already printed for the May 17 primary, the board cited cost and statutory constraints, prompting plans for a potential court injunction if reprinting is refused.
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Erie County Board of Elections
Democratic Party
Robert Cooney
Cooney
Erie City
William Lesler
Election Board
William C. Hill, Jr
Sesler
Robert J. Cooney
Lesser
Hill
Michael Flatley
Karl Boyes
Thomas Becht
Lesler
Area Youth 17 To Be Tried As Adult
Titusville Albion youth Harold Ross Jr., 17, will be tried as an adult for three counts of involuntary manslaughter and related charges after a Feb. 27 crash killed three Titusville area youths. The Crawford County Court granted the request, with next term set for Criminal Court proceedings.
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Titusville
Albion
Harold Ross Jr
Crawford County
Ross
P. Richard Thomas
Crawforders Criminal Court
Titusville Area
Ford slams Carter and SALT talks during Michigan visit
Former President Gerald R. Ford criticizes the Carter administration for an overly public SALT stance, saying it hindered negotiations and could be a bad tactic. He notes he would have pursued a quick, signable agreement if re-elected, but stresses no decision on 1980 plans yet. Ford spoke at the University of Michigan during a one year fellowship program sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Carter
Gerald R. Ford Ford
Soviet Union
Ford
University of Michigan
National Endowment For the Humanities
U.S
Senate
Penelec Revenues Increase Despite Lower Earnings in 1976
Penelec reported total revenues rose 8.8 percent in 1976 from 1975 due to a June 1976 rate increase, but earnings available for common stock fell 10 percent as rising operating expenses and interest charges offset the gain. President J Franklin Smith urged possible rate relief to fund continued service and future needs amid inflation. In 1976 the utility spent about $133 million on new construction and facility upgrades to meet environmental standards and boost efficiency.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
J. Franklin Smith
Fenelec
Penelee
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Eleanor Devereaux
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United States
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Meliulinie
Abe Ec
Pate
Penelec
H.p. Briggs & Stratton
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