Corry Hosts Northwestern PA Crime Code Seminar
Corry will host a day long seminar where police chiefs and mayors from Corry Warren Titusville Franklin Oil City and Grove City dissect Pennsylvania crime code. Kenneth Nichols said the session in City Council chambers will conclude with evaluation and statewide rollout plans. Robert Frederick of Harrisburg will attend as a special assistant.
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Corry Motor Inn
District of Pennsylvania Joint Council
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Franklin Public Hearing Sets Fluoridation Plan Discussion
Franklin City Council approves a public hearing on fluoridation of the water supply for August 31 at 7 30 p m in City Hall. Drs Cenedella Johnson and Findlan urged the proposal noting dental support and offered a 25 page booklet. Council may place the issue on the September 19 agenda for a final decision and coordinate with bids for a water softening facility.
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Robert Olson
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Eric Johnson
Thomas Findlan
Cen¢drella
William Buchanan
Peter Glaubach
Jack Sanford
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Sanford
General Authority
Floridation Equipment
Buchanan
Bound Over In Burglary Attempt Here
Two more suspects in the July 19 burglary attempt at Eckerd's Drug Store in Corry Plaza were bound over to Erie County. Philip Covel 26 and James Trefonoff 32 both of Erie appeared before District Justice Patsy Nichols. Donald V. Murray 38 of Erie had already been bound over. The trio was discovered during a break in and arraigned the same morning. Ford May Not Get 90
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Corry Plaza
Erie County
Patsy Nichols
Philip Covel
James Trefonoff
Eric
Donald V. Murray
Corry City
Mystery illness tied to Philadelphia Legion event shocks Pennsylvania
In Belle Vernon Pennsylvania sisters Lorie and Patty Steiner suffer from a mystery illness linked to the state American Legion Convention in Philadelphia. Officials report 21 deaths and 140 hospitalizations across four states as researchers seek a culprit while monitoring for secondary spread and collecting tissue cultures at the CDC. Federal and state researchers mobilize to identify the disease amid lung congestion fever and sore throat symptoms.
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Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Walter Dowdle
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Bachman
James Sykes
Push to pass swine flu insurance bill advances in Congress
Congress moves a stalled federal insurance plan to support a swine flu vaccination program amid investigations into Pennsylvan ia deaths at a Philadelphia Legion event. The bill, approved by a House subcommittee, would allow government payment of damages from vaccine injuries and faces further committee reviews before floor action.
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Philadelphia
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Health, Education and Welfare
Auto Industry Will Be Probed by Government Regulators
Washington AP reports the Federal Trade Commission will launch a full-scale probe into the auto industrys economic structure with GM Ford and Chrysler as potential targets in what could become a long antitrust fight. The Justice Department will assist if criminal charges arise, while Detroit leaders denounce the move amid past anti trust efforts against the Big Three.
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FTC
Detroit
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U.S
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Corryite On Hand For Erie Robbery
John McLean, at Pasquale's Pizza in Erie yesterday at noon, witnessed a shotgun robbery as two armed men looted 125 from the register. They fled in a 1975 Oldsmobile. police arrested Larry Schultz and searched for the second suspect.
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Random Road
Pasquale
Erie
McLean
Ie Register
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PennDOT Paving in Corry Prioritizes West Washington Street
Erie County PennDOT crews will begin resurfacing the West Washington street extension in Corry tomorrow as the top priority project. Superintendent Vin cent Kennerknecht said the plan also lists West Main street and Route 425 to Warren County line for future work, with remaining tasks including drainpipes, ditching, and shoulders.
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Warren County
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East Main Street
Corry City Line
New York State Line
Abused Child Released To Welfare Aides
Marcyann Garner, a young abuse victim, was released from Corry Memorial Hospital after skull fractures were found. Father Daniel Garner of Warren County faces charges for the injuries. The court ordered release to Warren County Child Welfare Service. The hospital said the child has fully recovered.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Daniel Garner
A.D
Corry
Robert Wolfe
Warren
Warren County Child Welfare Service
Samuel Antrim
Bear Lake Couple Escape Hit Run Night Incident
Corry state police seek the driver of a vehicle that mirrored toward Bear Lake couple James and Caroline May as they walked along a dirt road near their home about 11 15 p m yesterday The vehicle sped away after missing them and the driver may face charges of recklessly endangering another person if found.
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Caroline May
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