Deeds Recorded In Erie County And Local Incidents Noted
Deeds filed in the Erie County courthouse include transfers to Paul A. Bowen and Bert E. Davis in Wayne Township, plus re recordings and other trust moves. Police responded to a First Avenue home where a woman reported a dispute but all parties said the trouble had ended. A Rexford cash loss of 63 dollars was reported, with recovery options offered. Three teens were detained for theft from a houseboat on the Allegheny River. restitution planned. The Titusville Planning Commission urged hiring Beckman Swenson for a reconnaissance study aimed at securing a grant for a broader regional plan. Three rings valued at 1800 dollars were stolen from a Wanango Club golfer, with the owner identified as Mrs. Hubert L. James of Oil City. A Mercer County resident faces rape charges in Meadville, with bond set at 5,000 dollars. In Mill Village, a Route 6 crash injured two and caused minor damage. charges pending. Corry fire crews investigated a foam plant alarm incident with no fire, and plans to install protective wiring. Pittsburgh area firm Scottdale Wood Products fined 400 dollars for excessive smoke.
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Corry
Shady Avenue
Gremen
Pittsburgh
Scottdale Wood Products Co
Scottdale
Westmoreland County
State Health Department
Sidewalk Project Moves In After Contract Award
The Anderson Construction Co. of Greenville will move into town Monday to begin downtown sidewalk repairs under the contract awarded by the City Council. Local merchants had issued their own contracts, but City Engineer David Johnson noted that many permits had already been issued for sidewalk work and that once the contractor arrives the likelihood of locals contracting is greatly reduced.
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Anderson Constiuction Co
Greenville
Anderson
David Johnson
Johnson
McKetta details trooper transfers over moonlighting probe
In Harrisburg, Lt McKetta outlined that troopers faced troop level punishment for moonlighting without prior approval and were reassigned after a three member review board found they lost effectiveness. He said transfers to Corry were normal to avoid stigma. Gov Shafer has been asked to review the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKetta
Ashromanee
Marine Names New Assistant VP and Manager
Marvin E. McHale is named assistant vice president and assistant manager of Marine National Bank in Corry. He previously served as assistant manager and loan officer since 1967 and joined the Corry Office in 1966 after leaving First National Bank of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin E. McHale
Corry
Marine National Bank
C. Monroe
McHale
Marine's
First National Bank of
Meadville
Jamestown
Thiel College
Marine Corps
Korea
Niagara Therapy Corporation
Thiel
Meadville Bank
Pennsylvania Bankers Association School of Banking
Icknell University
Mellon School of Banking
Pittsburgh
DA To Charge Bus Owner In Children's Deaths
District Attorney George Joseph says he will file seven counts of involuntary manslaughter against Frank Tedesco, owner of Tedesco Bus Co., and Michael Graxioso, the garage supervisor, over a chartered bus crash near Allentown that killed seven Hillel Country Day School students from Lawrence, New York, and injured 52 others. Driver Hubert Daye, 45, was previously charged with involuntary manslaughter. Daye's wife died of a stroke during arraignment.
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Allentown
George Joseph
Here
Joseph
Frank Tedesco
Tedesco Bus Co., Inc
Jersey City
N.J
Michael Graxioso
Tedesco Bus Co
U.S. 22
Hillel Country Day School
Lawrence
N.Y
Hubert Daye
Montclair
Daye
Concrete Falls Kill Two Workmen in Philadelphia Building
In Philadelphia two workers died and a third was critically injured when a giant concrete slab fell from the 10th floor of the Fidelity Mutual Girard Trust Building under construction. Victims were Robert Whitekettle and Robert Greer. A bystander and other workers described a sudden, devastating impact as debris struck. The hospitalised man was Joseph McGowan. Police revised the death toll during the incident. There is mention of a Senate approval of Charles W. Koval as U.S. Marshal for the western district of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Michael Haig
Sixton
Fidelity Mutual Girard Trust
Robert Whitekettle
Oaklyn
N.J
Robert Greer
Joseph McGowan
Washington
Senate
Charles W. Koval
U.S
Pennsylvania
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Allegheny River
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Beaver County
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