Dwyer Tours Corry Road Woes and Paving Plans
State Senator R Budd Dwyer toured Route 426 and the Corry area roads noting patching neglect and resurfacing needs. He reported Route 426 may be resurfaced this summer after PennDOT studies. Dwyer also eyed East Columbus Avenue state road failures and proposed city action to resurface dangerous segments with state reimbursement via a new Senate bill linked to snowplow funding.
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R. Budd Dwyer
New York State Line
Pennsylvania
Corry
Journal
Eaton
Rawle
Corry- Cie
Legislative Action
Penado
Dwyer
Harrisburg
Penndot
Wayne Street
Columbus Avenue
City Streets Department
Pensdot
The
Senate
Bute
Care and Share Volunteers Honored in Corry Center's History
April marks volunteers across Care and Share and nationwide. In Corry, a small group of locals founded Corry Stairways in 1972 as a resocialization center for citizens in psychiatric care. The program began on volunteers with Erie staff support and evolved into Care and Share Center by 1975, expanding staff, clients, and services.
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Care and Share
Tion Monill
Care
Corry
Erie
Stairways, Inc
Stairways Corry
Juvenile Service Strain Hits Corry County
Corry and Erie County juvenile services face record caseloads with 12 year old awaiting bed. Police logged 176 juvenile cases last year including 85 in Corry and 32 moved to county adult court. Director Triola notes average caseload far above ideal and vows more communication with Judge Anthony to improve follow up services.
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Erie County Children's Services
Corry
City
Kenneth Nichols
Childrens’ Services
Carl Triola
Triota
Fred. Anthony
Anthony
Triola
Doctor Faces Probe Over Fresh Stitches Incident
Alabama Senator calls the case a great disgrace after a white jury awarded 20 dollars to 13 year old Melvin Armstrong who claimed doctor Bobby Merkle removed fresh stitches when he could not pay a 25 dollar fee. Merkle regrets the episode and may lose license if action not taken.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate Health Committee
Bert Bank
Tuscaloosa
Medical Association of Alabama
Bobby Merkle
Uniontown
Bank
Melvin Armatrong
Merkle
Annal
Attornney Harry Sanders
Selma
Marton
Alabama
Robert Armstrong
Ould Merkle
Armatrong Yaldube
Greensboro
Mail complaints to Congress cite Postal Service as top issue
In a sampling of 15 lawmakers, the Postal Service emerges as the chief topic of constituent letters to Congress. Florida and New York voices note high mail volumes and negative sentiment, with rural reps pointing to post office closures as a major concern. Abortion also features prominently, while some offices report little change in mail about the Postal Service.
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Jeffrey Mills
Washington
Congress
Iasse Bat
Las Rap
D-Wis
Paul Simon
D-Ill
Simon
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Brooklyn
Richard H. Ichard
Missouri
Wyhttaide
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Seneet Andolph
W.va
Catt Burge
Ener
Inci
Randolph
Jack Baard
R-Ala
Philly
John V
Tunney
D-Callf
Marjorie 8
Holt
R-Md
Edward J. Derwinski
RMI
Alphonzo Bell
R-Cails
Virginia Beach Navy commander killed wife and two daughters then himself
Police say Norris 0 Anderson a retired Navy commander beat Kay 19 and Sarah 18 while they slept and killed them then killed himself with a paring knife. His wife Martha 47 was in critical condition with skull fracture and jaw broken after surgery. another daughter was away at school. The family faced financial difficulties after his retirement in Cape Henry Shores.
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Virginia Beach
Navy
Rannister
Norris
Anderson
Kay
Sarah
Martha
Norfolk
Cape Henry Shores
Atlantic
Auto Supply Store Opens In Union City Area
Union City Automotive Inc opens at 298 East High Street on Route 6 owned by Mr and Mrs Stanley Coutt. The shop sells new and used auto parts rents tools and hosts a DIY repair stall with storage for campers boats snowmobiles and cars. Hours are 8 30 a m to 9 p m Monday through Saturday.
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Union City
Union City Automotive, Inc
East High Street
Route 6
Mirs
Stanley Coutt
Union Builders Supply
Heavy fighting escalates in Lebanon amid cease-fire breach
In Beirut and surrounding areas fighting intensified as fractures in the cease-fire deepen. Reports cite 219 killed in 36 hours with 34 bodies recovered earlier, while hospitals in Christian and Muslim sectors reported shelling. Leaders blame each other as Syria and Palestine groups maneuver, with discussions on a Franjieh replacement and potential Syrian involvement.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Christian
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Kamal Jumblatt
Pierre Gemayel
Phalange
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hafez Assad
Kamel Assaad
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Bt Eaton
Erie County
Howard R. Wright
A.D. 4
Union
Wright
Mary Jane Fuller
Ford
Auto Supply
Mideast
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