Postpone Strike At Erie Papers In Two Year Pact Talks
Erie Chapter of the American Newspaper Guild led by Robert Gilson set a new strike deadline for Friday December 15 at 5 pm for Erie Times and Erie Morning News publishers. Negotiations over a two year contract since September 1986 include a wage package reputedly offering 13.50 weekly for top writers with 6 in year one retroactive to September 1966 and 97.50 in year two, affecting nonmanagerial editorial advertising secretarial and classified staff.
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Erie
Robert Gilson
American Newspaper Guild
Erie Times-Newa Publishing Co
Erie Times
Erie Morning News
Gilson
International Union
Group Over 10 000 In Election Cost
Warren candidates in the November general election filed campaign expense reports by the deadline. Blain M. Mead spent 505.26 and the Citizens Committee for Dr. David K. Rice has disbursed 9,961.28 with 1,728.32 unpaid. The committee listed donors from 10 to 1,500, with 1,500 the top gift. Donnelly reported expenses under 150. Other candidates including Sheriff D E Allen Jr. and Florence Hoffman filed similar affidavits.
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Warren
Blain M. Mead
Citizens Committee
David K. Rice
C. T. Berdine
GOP
Thomas Donnelly
D. E. Allen Jr
Florence Hoffman
James G. Marshall
William F. Clinger Jr
Gurney Ball
Republican Committee
Youngsville
Fingerprints Tie Man to North Side Robbery Gun
Pittsburgh man William Murray, 25, convicted of armed robbery after fingerprints on a live bullet found in a gun used at a North Side supermarket holdup on October 11, 1986. Fingerprint expert Joseph Wallace noted the link, marking only the second national case of inside-a-gun prints tying a suspect to a crime.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Wallace
William Murray
North Side
City Planning Commission approves Buyer's Fair plaza plan
The City Planning Commission approved the proposed shopping plaza layout presented by Buyer's Fair Inc. The company announced construction could begin as soon as weather permits in spring, pending final steps.
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City Planning Commission
Buyer's Fair, Inc
No Mercy Verdict Shocks Ohio Jury Over Youth’s Death
In Painesville Ohio the Lake County Court jury found 16 year old Fred Esherick Jr guilty of first degree murder in his father’s bayonet slaying last May. The no mercy verdict sparks controversy as jurors recount a 12 hour session with graphic crime photos and moral debate.
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Dad
Plainsville
Ohio
Don Brock
Ann
Annie
Brock
Lake County
Fred M. Esherick Jr
Mercy
Esherick
Ohio Penitentiary
Painesville
C. A. Sparks
Tri-County Typewriter Co
Mentor
Sparks
Joseph Chiari
Chiari
Jur
New Heart Recovery Seen But Patient In Critical Phase
Washkansky remains in a critical period as the body may reject the transplanted heart despite improvements. Doctors continue anti rejection therapy while Barnard predicts no rejection. A hospital spokesman said his condition is satisfactory and improving daily, with home by Christmas possible. A second transplant may occur in about six weeks, using a healthy young donor for a middle aged patient.
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Washkansky
Barnard
Elderly Titusville Woman Dies in House Fire
Mary Platt, 80, died from smoke inhalation after being rescued from her burning Titusville duplex by Daniel Crosse and Ray Kellogg. Fire started in a bathroom. she died on arrival at Titusville Hospital.
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Titusvillus
Titusville
Mré
Mary Platt
Daniel Crosse
Ray Kellogg
Fogle building plaza plan ties to A P decor and Eckerd site
The ambitious project envisions a red brick exterior for the Fogle plaza covering 180000 square feet with 135000 for parking and 213 spaces. Eckerd Drug will occupy a 6000 square foot building. Buyers Fair will keep a local store in the plaza and must retenant when relocating.
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Page One
Fogle
A&p
Eckerd Drug Chain
Lechtner
Eckerd
Buyers Pub
Buyers Fair
Plaza
Viet Cong seeks UN talks visas for New York stay
Ambassador Goldberg said the Viet Cong requested to station two or three representatives in New York for a year or two to work at the United Nations and give newspaper interviews. The U.S. would grant visas only if invited on UN business by the Security Council or General Assembly. no invitation has been issued.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
U.N
New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
United States
Security Council
General Assembly
U ‘Thant
Viet Cong
NLP
Soidberg
Washington
U.N. Secretariat
NLF
U.S
USN
Council
Assembly
Thant
Many Uses For U S Litter Bags
A U S Interior Department Bureau of Land Management official letter highlights a Ghanaian schoolboy Danquah Kofi receiving a bright yellow plastic litter bag with the message Join BLM operation clean up. The bag prompted remarks about resourcefulness and distribution amid low supplies.
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U.S
Washington
Gan
U.S. Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
Danquah Kofi
Kadjeb-Akan
Ghana
BLM
Danqual
Dan‘quali
Iki
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Decmeny
Center Street
Sennor
Azcares
Buyers Fair Discount Dept
Corry
Atta
Fame Lions
NAS
Beirne
Machinists
P.L. (Roy) Siemiller
Siemiller
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Dallas
EAU DE Parfum Mist
By Helena Rubinstein
Oman
van Northwick
Teflon
Hobby Bench
Corry Agway Co-op
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cong
van Nortwick
Commission
City of
Frank Litz
Spring St
Rossin
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