Runaway teens found as police investigate car lift
A local man who gave a lift to two teenage girls alerted police Saturday afternoon, saying the girls might be runaways. Officers found the 13 and 15 year olds in the West Smith street area and took them to the station. Warren Borough police contacted the parents, who picked up the youths in Corry. Also, a 20 dollar class ring stolen from Mrs. Judith Mink was recovered at Taylor's Jewelry Store after being set into a new mounting. In another case, four tires and two hubcaps were stolen from a resident on Wright street. Applications for Salvation Army Christmas baskets are being taken through Friday, 9 am to noon.
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Warren
Warren Borough
Corry
Judith Mink
Franklin Street
Taylor's
Percy Corbin
Wright Street
Corbin
Salvation Army
James Korp
Citadel
New State AG Seeks Bold Drug Battle and Crime Move
Philadelphia AP states J Shane Creamer the next Pennsylvania attorney general designates drug enforcement as his top priority. He cites only 29 narcotics agents at the state level as totally inadequate, vows an all out fight on organized crime, and calls for prison system improvements with cost relief via redistribution of Justice Department resources. He aims to boost rehabilitative programs and reduce penalties for some drug offenses.
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J. Shane Cramer
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Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Eamer
Justice Department
Icy Route Crashes Reported In Two Counties
State Police logged multiple accidents on Route 6 Route 89 and Route 8 with damages totaling $1 125 and minor injuries in one case. Linda Daniels 16 caused a slide into Catherine McLaughlin 23. Arrests pending. A Wilcox driver Gertrude Hopkins 53 struck a truck. Kunick 16 hit a pole. Crime report notes a 25 percent rise in Stockholm crimes and a 60 percent jump in frauds and bad checks.
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Linda Daniels
Worth Street
Catherine McLaughlin
Erie
Donald Raisley
Daniels
McLaughlin
Route 89
Gertrude S. Hopkins
Wilcox
Philip A. Orlando
John P. Kunick
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Centerville
Kunick
Harold Eberhardt
Stockholm
Action Line answers city questions on taxes parking and noise
The Corry Journal explains why the mercantile tax was shifted to property tax for revenue, the purpose of alternate side parking for snow plowing and emergency access, and the garbage truck noise issue. City engineer David Johnson says investigations will proceed and readers are invited to send questions to Action Line.
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Corry Journal
Corry
Arabs, Israelis Jockey For Support From U.S.
Washington shows heightened effort to resume Middle East peace talks as Jordan's King Hussein and Israeli Defense Minister Moishe Dayan plan visits to brief U.S. officials. Meir seeks U.S. clarification on withdrawals and support while Hussein presses for a clear U.S. position on negotiations and Palestinian guerrillas.
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Mideast
Israel
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
United States
Fal Dayan
Mra
Meir
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Nixon
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