Weekend Toll in State Die Violently Across PA
The Associated Press reports 19 fatalities in Pennsylvania over the weekend due to various accidents. Victims span multiple towns including Lancaster, Bedford, Springhouse, New Bethlehem, Bloomsburg, Scranton, Philadelphia, Ligonier, Steelton, Punxsutawney, and Ephrata. Notable cases involve two horse-riding incidents and a fatal crash near Meadville, with victims such as Pamela Fritz and Donna Crumbling among the 19 dead.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Pamela Fritz
Donna Crumbling
Wrightsville
York
Bedford
Elliott
Cumberland R.D
Mildred
McConnell
Springhouse
Frances Garvan
New Bethlehem
June Shaffer
Distant
Clarion County
Bloomsburg
Leonard Daven- Port
Shickshimy R
Bloomsburg Hospital
Meadville
Scranton
George D. Newton
Newark
N. J
Dunmore
Philadelphia
John Hunter
Ligonier
Joan Ankeny
Logan Gray
James
Leechburg
Dominick M. Angelo
Punxsutawney
Ephrata
Norman Henley
YMCA Calendar Week of August Schedule
YMCA calendar outlines daily swim and activity times for coed adult and junior groups. Highlights include high school dances, board meetings, and multiple swim sessions across days with specific age groups and instruction blocks.
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Union City
Red Cross Board
New York Indians Parade To Mark 1794 Treaty
Six New York Indigo tribes renew the 1794 treaty ending tribal warfare with the United States. A parade pageant and native dances in Canandaigua reenact the Picker ing Treaty ceremony with Seneca Cayuga Onondaga Oneida Tuscarora and Mohawk tribes participating.
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New York
Canandaigua
N. Y
New York State
United States
Order Hal f Built School Rated
Hull issued a demolition order on a half built school after inspectors found potential hazards and a failure to meet quality standards. The action followed a Praeger Kavangh Waterbury report and consultations with the Buildings Department. Early warnings cited low cement temperatures and overloaded concrete trucks.
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Bull
Hull
Praeger, Kavanagh & Waterbury
City Department of Buildings
Hult
Killing of Fellow Worker Sparks migrant arrest in Lycoming County
Lycoming County authorities hold migrant farm worker Eugene Gould in the county lockup after a fatal slashing at a farm camp near Muncy, 12 miles southeast of Williamsport. Gould, 35, of Belleglade, Florida, is detained as state police investigate the death of James W. Griffin, 43, also of Belleglade, who died after a knife fight at the camp. The incident led to hospital arrival in critical condition.
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Williamsport
Lycoming County
Muncy
Eugene Gould
Belleglade
Fla
James W. Griffin
Griffin
Muncy Valley Hospital
Balance of payments deficit discussed by AP analyst
AP News Analyst explains the U.S. balance of payments deficit and its broad impact. The piece compares the deficit to a monthly bank statement, notes deficits since 1958, and outlines effects on borrowing costs,税 investment, and federal debt. It cites actions to boost exports, reactions to European tariffs, and the broader economic tensions shaping policy.
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New York
U.S
Congress
Russell
Deficit Stakes in Foreign Payments and Aid Debates
The article notes an 1.8 deficit in the balance of markets, discussions of a tax on foreign securities purchases by Americans, and fierce opposition from financial interests. It highlights foreign aid as a political flashpoint linked to US international and defense policy, with potential popularity concerns and possible budget cuts. The deficit’s impact on Washington, Wall Street, and local banks is discussed as a factor shaping months forward.
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Congress
Washington
Wall Street
PA Counties Convention Opens With About 600 Delegates
Some 600 delegates were expected to attend the 77th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Association of Counties in Pittsburgh. County solicitors and chief clerks were to join the session, which runs through Friday, marking a key gathering of county officials.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association of Counties
Afta
Harborcreek Murder Probe Hits Dead End
Erie State Police investigators pursue a Harborcreek homicide at a Mobil service station on Depot Road Thruway interchange. Donald S. Perkins, 24, of North East, was shot twice in the head while alone on duty. Detectives ask locals who were in the area between Thursday morning and dawn to recall any unusual car movements or sounds. every lead has been checked, but two initial avenues yielded no result.
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Erie
Harborcreek Kay Station
Donald S. Perkins
Mobil
Depot Road
Thruway
Harborcreek
Leo Weir
Lewis Penman
County Workers to Gain Broader Retirement Benefits
Law signed by Governor Scranton expands retirement benefits for county employees in Este, Crawford, and Warren Counties. Under the act, beneficiaries may receive full retirement on death after 15 years of service, with provisions for estates or named beneficiaries if the employee resigns or dies before meeting the 15-year threshold. A related crime lab note from Harrisburg mentions evidence expected tomorrow from the State Police Crime Laboratory.
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Este County
William W. Scranton
Crmford
Warren
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