Y Hires First Full Time Physical Education Aide
The Corry YMCA board hired Larry Keely as full time physical education program director, effective September 15, to expand activity programs, work with the aquatic team, and develop new facilities including parks and school spaces. Keely, 25, previously with North Penn YMCA and the Red Cross, has military and coaching background and aims to broaden youth and adult PE activities in the coming year.
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Larry Keely
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Bill Cochran
Steve Welch
North Penn Ymca
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Fort Bragg
N.C
Ray Weber
Rules Against Sparta In Case Of Junk Car
Judge F Joseph Thomas ruled for Spartansburg resident Horace E Wellman reversing a conviction for an alleged junk car violation. The borough exceeded its authority and the rule bears no health or safety benefit, so the costs fall to the county.
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Meadville
F. Joseph Thomas
Spartansburg
Justice of the Peace
Horace E. Wellman
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Wellman
LA Smog Reaches Two-Year High In Basin
Los Angeles faced a second stage smog alert within a day as officials called it the worst air pollution in almost two years. Ozone levels reached .70 parts per million shortly after the alert by the Air Pollution Control District.
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Los Angeles Basin
Air Pollution Control District
Dinis Seeks Autopsy in Kopechne Case Delayed
In Wilkes-Barre the district attorney's bid to exhume Mary Jo Kopechne for an autopsy faced another setback as a Pennsylvania judge postponed the hearing to Monday. The Kopechnes argue Pennsylvania lacks jurisdiction to order an autopsy and contend the move serves no purpose amid enduring legal questions.
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John E. O'Connor
Wilkes-Barre
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Pennsylvania
Storm Toll Tops 300 in Camille Destruction Along Coast
Mississippi coast cleanup continues as troops and Seabees clear wreckage from a 20 mile stretch west of Gulfport. About 1,600 refugees return to assess homes before being moved to centers. Governor Williams cites at least 230 dead on the coast with totals likely surpassing 300 when including Louisiana and other states.
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Virginia
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Red Cross
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New Orleans
Hearing Focuses On Autopsy Impact On Death Doubts
O'Connor may question Dinis at a hearing about how an autopsy could reduce doubts surrounding the death. Brominski said arguments would last about two hours and a decision likely later in the week. No new inquest date was set amid speculation of a possible postponement, while the district attorney planned to proceed with the inquest as scheduled.
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Kopechne
Pennsylvania
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Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
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Dukes County
May Cut Phone Mileage Rate Here
A proposal to enlarge the Corry base rate area along Route 6 in the Conelway School area has been filed with the Public Utility Commission by General Telephone. If approved, the October 19 effective date would reduce mileage charges for 86 customers saving about $500 annually, with four party service to multi party customers at no extra cost.
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Conelway School
Public Utility Commission
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Ex Corry Hotel owner awaits decision in fatal crash suit
Testimony concluded in Erie as Charles LaRocca of North East presses a $15,000 claim against State Farm Mutual Insurance. Judge Gerald J. Weber will rule after transcripts briefs and arguments. LaRocca seeks settlement offer within policy limits for a 1966 Route 89 crash death.
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State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
U.S
Gerald J. Weber
Erie
Weber
Charles LaRocca
Corry
Sate Farm
LaRocca
Joseph Willson
Richard Lewkowicz
Greenfield Township
John M. McLaughlin
Mortimer E. Graham
William W. Knox
Knox
State Farm
John Britton
Spring Creek Man Jailed In Wire Thefts
Edward English of Spring Creek, 27, was arrested by Corry state police on copper wire theft charges from Bell Telephone and Penn Central poles. He waived a hearing and was committed to Erie County Jail. The Bell Telephone theft occurred July 22 on Welch Hill road near Corry. three miles of long distance line were taken. A second theft occurred between July 24 and 26 along the Penn Central right-of-way near Union City.
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Edward English
Spring Creek
Penn Central Railroad
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English
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Erie County
Bell Telephone
Spartansburg
Warren
Welch Hill Road
Penn Central
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