Waterford Teen Stabs Another Youth in Street Attack
Waterford police hunted a 14 or 15 year old male suspect after a stabbing left Peter Wiesnowski, 17, of Waterford, in serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital. Wiesnowski, walking with two friends, was stabbed in the stomach with apparent unprovoked motive. The assailant fled the scene, described as white, about five two, in a black coat and horn rimmed glasses.
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Veteran Erie Newsman Dies at 56
Erie editor James B. West longtime city editor of the Erie Times News died yesterday at age 56. Survivors include his wife Dorothy L Proser West two sons two stepsons a daughter and a grandson, plus his mother seven brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are by Donald C Burton Funeral Home with no calling hours and services at the family’s convenience. Contributions to charity requested.
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Great Lakes Pollution Fight Bans and Plans Expand
Great Lakes states along Erie Michigan Superior and Huron move to curb sewage runoff and industrial waste. The U S Army Corps of Engineers admits pollution from harbor dredging while pilot disposal methods and new sediment dikes are tested in eight ports.
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Plumber Survives Sewer Cave In After Ditch Collapse
Harborcreek plumber Sam Cipalla was pinned in a sewer ditch as dirt banks collapsed twice during heavy rain. He, 14 feet underground, was rescued after about an hour by firefighters and treated for scalp lacerations and minor injuries at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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