Winter Crashes Rise With Icy Streets In Corry
Winter's return brought crashes across Corry with three injured including a pedestrian, five cars damaged, and losses totaling 1900 dollars. A notable incident sent two teenage girls to Corry Memorial Hospital after a car driven by Becky Weber veered, plunged down a West Main embankment, and damaged a fence and a building. A separate incident injured 11 year old Ernest Kachel I after a collision on East Smith Street. Additional fender benders near Corry Plaza and a parked car behind Bowl-Aire Lanes added minor damage and no injuries.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Midland Ross Corporation
Weat Main Street
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Becky Weber
Franklin Street
West Main
Corry
Weber
Peggy Vanderhoof
Richard B. Hirst
West Smith Street
Hirst
East Smith Street
Gould Street
Ernest W. Kachel I
Ernest Kachel
Hast Smith
Robert W. Hunt
Silhavenue
Frank W. Wascak
Snyder Circle
Corry Plaza
Route 6
Hunt
Corry Men Win New Trial In Burglaries
Two former Corry residents serving time for burglaries at Huntington Penitentiary won a new trial in Erie County court. Judges ruled juror misconduct during a February trial tainted the verdicts of John Amacher and James Shields in a series of area burglaries solved by the Corry State Police substation. The opinion granted a new trial but denied an arrest of judgment. petitions from other codefendants Earl Roberts Edward Estes and Donald Johnson are pending.
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Corry
Huntington
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
Erie County Court
John Amacher
James Shields
Amacher
Shields
James B. Dwyer
Edward H. Carney
Lindley McClelland
Supreme Court
Pitts
Erie County
Earl Roberts
Edward Estes
Donald Johnson
Corry Area
Khrushchev Remembers Secret Cuban Missile Base Claim
The Life magazine excerpt reports Khrushchev saying 1962 Soviet missiles in Cuba aimed at deterring US invasion rather than starting a war. It covers Bay of Pigs impact, Kennedy's crisis diplomacy, and Khrushchev urging more cultural freedoms while criticizing rigid control.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Chicago
Washington
Khrushchev
Life
United States
Bay of Pigs
John F. Ki
U.S
Caribbean
Francis Gary Powers
America
McGehee Harvey
Department of Medicine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
The
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Robert
Anatoly Dobrinin
Robert Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Little, Brown and Co
Police hearing collapse over missing officers in burglary case
A burglary charge against Kevin Bailey was dismissed after police officers Dana Scouten and Joel Steele failed to attend an 11 am hearing. District Justice Porter Auer ruled the case out due to their absence amid questions over required written notifications. Bailey, freed, sought his boots held as evidence but was refused access by officers.
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Porter Auer
Kevin Bailey
North Center Street
Dana Scouten
Joel Steele
Auer
Journal Preastime
Bailey
William Peiffer
Wayne Township ZBA revokes Penn Disposal landfill permit near Beaverdam
Wayne Township Zoning Board of Appeals voided Penn Disposal of Erie’s license to run a landfill near Beaverdam citing litter and trespassing issues after determining permit compliance failed. The action followed his temporary approval for test borings and amid stalled Wayne Township garbage burial regulations. Erie County Solid Waste Authority had favored Penn Disposal despite earlier study by Zurn Environmental Engineering. The only other bid for the county contract came from Oliver Corporation. Waterford site permit expires Dec 31. Authority members indicated city of Erie entry was needed for program viability.
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Wayne
Zoning Board of Appeals
Penn Disposal of Erie
Beaverdam
Erie County Solid Waste Authority
Aean Erie Firm
Zurn Environmental Engineering
Wayne Township
Penn
Oliver Corporation
Waterford Township
Authority
Township Zoning Board of Appeals
Barney Bernard
David Lindberg
Wayne Holthouse
Leland Croscutt
Penn Disposal
Burrows
Toy hazards prompt safer holiday toy checks by parents
Washington based reports warn of dangerous toy features including barbed pins in toy instruments and sharp eyes on stuffed dogs. FDA actions and Consumer Union caution urge buyers to inspect toys, as many unsafe items may remain in stores months after recall.
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Washington
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
Santa Claus
Food and Drug Administration
Consumers Union
Knauer
Morris Kaplan
Kaplan
FDA
National Commission On Product Safety
Snow and Ice Cause Area Crashes with Damages
Hazardous winter conditions caused four weekend crashes, injuring one man and causing about 5 450 dollars in damage. A Route 77 crash north of Spartansburg at 12 20 a.m. involved William D. Morrow from Allison Park. he skidded, left the road and troopers reported no injuries. A Route 958 crash east of Bear Lake at 9 55 p.m. caused 1 100 dollars in damage to two cars with Lois E. Abbott of Bear Lake and an unnamed driver involved. Abbott’s car sustained 500 dollars damage, Cross vehicle 600 dollars. Another rural Hydetown area crash was noted. Continued on Page Four.
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A. Hsia
Spartansburg
Corry
William D. Morrow
Allison Park
Pittsburgh
Bear Lake
Lois E. Abbott
RD. 1
Peece
Mraitt
Santa Toe
Croas
Croan
Abbott
West Berm
Cross
Hydetown
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West Main Street
Aero Supply
Eaton
Wascak
Maurice L. Schreckengost
Johnson Street
East Washington Street
Edward Zarger
David Johnson
Fire Department
Chanals
Calcutta
Eautern
India
West Bengal
U.S. Shore
Snafus County Plan
Commission
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