Shafer to Appea l Assembly For Budget and Taxes
Gov. Shafer plans a special joint session appearance to press a quick end to the budget tax fight. He will discuss funding gaps amid Democratic Republican stalemate as lawmakers debate a $1.79 billion budget and $200 to $300 million shortfall with emergency funds set to expire.
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Jack Conmy
Conmy
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Car crashes into Erie tavern injuring two patrons
Erie police charged Bronislaus Romanowski, 67, after his car rammed Dick & Joe's restaurant and Bar on the west side shortly after 9 p.m. He is held awaiting arraignment. Two patrons, Mrs. Margaret Karuba, 61, and Thomas Seely, 38, were treated and released from Hamot Hospital for minor cuts and bruises.
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Sam Gemelli
Romanowski
Dick & Joe’s
West Side
Hamot Hospital
Corry High School cleans windows after vandalism
Budget talks reveal a $60 soap and window cleaning plan for Corry Area High School after an overnight intrusion. Four men needed for fall cleanup while janitorial staff prep for opening. Police promise full action if suspects are caught.
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Corry Area High School
Eatim
State Meeting on Canadohta Boating Rules
State Representative R Budd Dwyer announced Commander Edward Thorp of the Pennsylvania Watercraft Safety Commission will speak at a meeting about boating conditions on Canadohta Lake. The session Thursday at 7 p.m. at Marcresan Beach Park covered shelter will cover time and location zoning for boating and address dissatisfaction over lake use and horsepower limits. Public invited. Thorp will answer questions.
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Edward Thorp
Pennsylvania Watercraft Safety Commission
Canadohta
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Canadohta Lake
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Social Security reform bill advances halting Senate hearings
The measure would raise earnings for Social Security recipients and set disabled widows to draw benefits at age 50. The Senate Finance Committee starts hearings Tuesday, but a Labor Day recess and possible Senate changes push a vote past mid October. A conference with the House could be lengthy if compromises emerge. Support grows for relaxing welfare limits and higher benefits, though Mills notes a smaller increase than Johnson requested to avoid payroll tax hikes. House members applauded a warning that inflexibility in conferences could hinder gains.
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