Local Crash, Drunk Arrest, Deer Reports Highlight Warren News
Warren State Police reported a rear end collision on the highway north of Youngsville when William F. Littlefield 23 of Sugar Grove was hit by Richard A. Lewis 19 of Bear Lake. Littlefield had minor injuries and $300 damage to each car. Tobias Garrison 55 West Main Street was arrested after being intoxicated at a tavern and released for a later hearing. Deer reports note two bucks killed nearby, an eight pointer by Bill Craker and a nine pointer by Jim Bennett. A real estate transfer from Pennsylvania to the General State Authority involved Wayne Township in Erie County. A man’s stainless steel wristwatch found on North Center Street was turned in by C. W. Shreck of Lakewood and may be claimed at the police station.
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Warren
William F. Littlefield
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Richard A. Lewis
Bear Lake
Littlefield
Warren General Hospital
Tobias Garrison
West Main Street
Garrison
Porter Auer
Auer
Journal
Bill Craker
Baker Hill
Jim Bennett
Sparta Highway
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General State Authority
Wayne ‘Township
Erie County
C. W. Shreck
Lakewood
North Center Street
Tax Hike Deliberations Press Republican Stand
The committee leader Mills urges possible $2 to $3 billion extra cuts beyond current estimates to ease tax increases. He backs holding spending steady into the next fiscal year and hints the 1966 budget figures must be reviewed before any tax decision. Rep. Byrnes concurs the panel needs the 1966 plan before endorsing a tax hike.
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John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Pomp Opens Constitution Convention in Pennsylvania
Gov Shafer to open Pennsylvania's first constitutional convention since 1873 with 163 delegates in Harrisburg. Key business includes electing president and officers under bipartisan rules aimed at cross party balance. Delegates include Robert Casey and James Michener with Scranton among notable names. The convention focuses on four main articles judiciary local government taxation and finance and legislative reapportionment. It must conclude by February 29 1968 and present each article to voters in April.
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Shafer
Pennsylvania
House
Raymond J. Broderick
Robert P. Casey
William W. Scranton
James Michener
Deaths Mrs Mary E Casler Perry Ohio 1886 1960s
Mrs Mary E Casler of 5049 North Ridge road Perry Ohio died yesterday at home at age about 80 born November 24 1886 in Clayaville Pennsylvania and lived in Perry Painesville area since 1929 She was a Faith Baptist Church member Surviving: daughters Leola Cole Corry and Anthony Riester Mentor Ohio sons Walter C Corry and Lawrence M Painesville 15 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren one brother Elmer Warner Corry One son and one sister preceded her in death Funeral services for Mrs Benjamin Minnie Joy set for Bracken Funeral Home Saturday 11 am with calls Thursday 7 9 pm and Friday 2 4 and 7 9 pm Burial Pine Grove Cemetery Final rites at Nixon Funeral Home Painesville Monday 1 pm Evergreen Cemetery Painesville
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Mary E. Casler
Casler
North Ridge Road
Perry
Ohio
Clayaville
Perry-Painesville
Faith Baptist Church
Lewis
Leola Cole
Corry
Anthony Riester
Mentor
Walter C
Lawrence M
Painesville
Elmer Warner
Cory
Benjamin
Minnie) Joy
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Retirement Greeting From Corry Letter Carrier
Mr F Elof Dahl thanks Corry friends for decades of courtesy as he retires after four decades of service. He plans to travel with his wife, potter around at home, do light tasks to stay limber, and enjoy leisure. Corry is described as a fine place to live and work.
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F. Elof Dahl
Pleasant Street
Corry
Pennsylvania
Youth On Trial For Dad's Murder To Take Stand
Fred M. Esherick Jr., 16, on trial for murder in his father’s stabbing, is expected to testify in his own defense next week. The prosecution aims to finish its case today and defense lawyers say he will likely speak Monday. The court denied the police statements from the arrest and questioning as evidence.
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Painesville
Ohio
Fred M. Esherick Jr
Esherick
Fred Sr
John F. Clair Jr
Wiretap Bill Laid Aside For New Assembly Okays Plan To Provide Private
Harrisburg AP The Shafer Administration bill to allow court approved wiretapping is unlikely to receive Senate floor action soon but public hearings may be held by the Senate Judiciary General Committee. The Senate approved a bill creating a Pennsylvania Higher Education Facilities Authority to aid private and parochial colleges with non religious facilities. The authority would fund construction through bonds, repaid by rent charged to state agencies. The Senate also adopted three resolutions, mourning former Senate Majority Leader C J Talman and creating committees to study general hospitals in coal regions and a point system for traffic violations.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Senate
John H. Ware
R-Chester
Senate Judiciary General Committee
Pennsylvania
House
GSA
C. J. Talman
Allentown
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Nixon
Evergreen Cemetery
Russell Stover Candies
Little Ambassadors
Yale
Dad
Assembly Okays
Church College
General Assembly
Columbus, Pa
Fogle Lumber
Tra Value Building Supply Center
AJAM
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Hammond
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