Suit Seeks 26000 From Coast Guard Over Erie Boat Crash
In Erie on Aug 3 a federal court suit names the government as defendant in a 26000 damages case. Paul J. Geertson and Paul Hogan sue on behalf of Donald Hogan claiming Coast Guard crew negligence caused injuries when Geertson's motorboat crashed into a dock at Walnut Street while being towed. The suit contends the guardsmen ignored orders to not cut power, causing the bow to strike the pier and injure Geertson and the Hogan youth.
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Walker Says Income Tax Bill Is Dead in Senate
State Senator John Walker, leading opponent of Governor Fine's 0.5 percent income tax plan, predicts the Senate finance committee will kill the bill Monday. He remains hopeful a compromise tax program may be developed after the bill is defeated.
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Frank J. Herberg Sr obituary service Monday
ISERVICES MONDAY FOR FRANK J. HERBERG SR. He died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a stay since July 10. Born July 8 1900 in Aberdeen Maryland he lived in New Castle Farrell and Unis city. Survived by wife Margaret Berry Herberg three sons three sisters two brothers and other relatives. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Pine Grove Cemetery interment.
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Senate Bill Aims to Raise Pennsylvania Judges Pay
The Senate may vote next week on a bill to raise Pennsylvania judges salaries by 15 percent with a top increase of 2700 dollars. The Judiciary General Committee trimmed the raise to 15 percent with a 2500 maximum, detailing new scales for state and lower courts. The measure was sponsored by Senator John H. Meade of Philadelphia. A second item notes the Japanese Red Cross will send 1200 dolls and 50 toys to flood victims in Kansas City, Missouri, crafted by Japanese children and flown by air Saturday.
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