Harrisburg Cop Cleared in Slaying as Riots Stir City
A biracial coroner's jury absolved patrolman Raymond S. Kertulis of criminal negligence in the June shooting of 18 year old Charles A. Scott during racial unrest in Harrisburg. The panel urged better police training including a 40 hour sensitivity course for all patrolmen. About 20 witnesses testified, noting a petroleum odor on Scott's body and the sequence of two shots fired as a gasoline bomb was alleged to be thrown.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Albert H. Straub
Raymond S. Kertulis
Charles A. Scott
Kertulis
Scott
Allison Hill
Erie Forge workers approve changes in buyout plan
About 800 Erie Forge and Steel Co employees voted to accept contract changes linked to National Forge Co of Warren purchasing the bankrupt firm. The changes, described as minor, were part of the trustee led buyout agreement announced last week by Thomas O. Schrader.
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ERIE
Erie Forge and Steel Company
National Forge Co
Warren
Erie Forge
Thomas O. Schrader
National Forge
Clymer social notes record visits and gatherings
Clymer events recount family visits in Raleigh North Carolina and Mercerville New Jersey plus birthday parties and Sunday dinners among local residents. A Tokyo feature notes a clerk wearing 80 items in 90 degree heat to win a prize for patience and service spirit.
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New England States
Edward Krome
Raleigh
N.C
Clifford Warnshouse
Clara Holthouse
Ruth Gravink
Hartfield
Luella Cordia
Bernice McCann
Ruth Beckerink
Addie Schurman
Louise Renner
James Kelman
Brent
Arletta
Dean
Frances Dunnewald
Clyde Lockenhouse
Myrtle Ten Huisen
Irma Miller
North East
Teresa Rheberg
Kathy
Karen
Arlean Arnink
Mercerville
N.J
Floyd Arnink
Charles Howles
Syracuse
Arthur Howles
Roy Gravink
Harl Beckerink
Leon TenHuisen
William Gravink
Gertrude Gravink
Berdena Lockenhouse
John Legters
Benjamin TeWinkle
Cornelius Legters
Jay Gravink
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Tokyo
Takeshi Uchiyama
Rouse Home Expansion Cost Set At $490 758
Warren County commissioners will fund a new one story brick building for the Rouse Home after architect Jeremy S. Fisher recommended bids meeting specifications. The plan includes demolishing the old men’s home and adding 24 beds to reach 172, plus a chapel, recreation rooms, dental and beauty facilities, physical therapy, central supply and lockers for employees.
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Warren County
Jeremy S. Fisher
Fisher
Sentence Man In Fatal Beating
Willie A. Ellis Jr. of Westfield was sentenced to an indeterminate term not exceeding five years for first degree manslaughter in the February death of Mary Jane Schuler, 35. He pleaded guilty July 14 in Chautauqua County Court and was sent to Attica State Prison.
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Mayville
N.Y
Willie A. Ellis Jr
Westfield
Attica State Prison
Chautauqua
Edwin G. O'Connor
Ellis
Mary Jane Schuler
Frederick
William Cochrane
Chautauqua County
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