Miracle Caesarean Delivers After Mother's Death in Uniontown Hospital
An eight pound baby girl, a miracle delivery, was born by Caesarean section ten minutes after mother Helen Kovatch died at a Uniontown hospital. Dr. Raymond Limber of Latrobe and Dr. C L Laclair revived the infant after 45 minutes of resuscitation as oxygen was brought, keeping the beating heart alive. The child is the 12th for Mrs. Kovatch, 42, of Greensboro.
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Democrat Alfred Evan Reames Seated in State Senate
Alfred Evan Reames, 62, of Meitford, a longtime Democrat and attorney, takes the vacant State Senate seat after the resignation of Frederick Bielwer. Reames was appointed to fill the seat by Gay. Charles S. Martin, Bas Wee, and other local officials.
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Taxation and Relief Fight Shapes Pennsylvania Campaign
In Harrisburg the 1988 gubernatorial race centers on taxation driving industry out and politics in relief. Republican candidates James and Pinchot push tax cuts and nonpolitical relief, while Democrats seek state and federal coordination. A state survey on taxation impact and industry shifts to the south is noted, alongside wartime-like stats on corporate tax yields per capita.
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Noon Noumskuve ERS RING
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Walker estate goes to family in probate decision
In Meadville on February 1 the will of Colonel Lewis Walter founder of Talon Inc was admitted to probate naming four beneficiaries from his immediate family. The estate valued at 208 500 will be divided among his son Wallace Walker a daughter Alice Waller Soles of Santa Barbara and two grandsons Lewis Walker II and Robert Gill Walker. Co executors are L M Campbell the widow and the surviving son. Colonel Walker died four weeks ago at age 82.
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County Relief Load Increases but With Fewer Cases
Erie county reports the week ending January 29 shows 2,672 relief cases benefiting 8,78 persons, up 67 cases and 224 people from the prior week. Industrial recession drives most growth, with 82 cases and 320 persons added from private employment and 37 cases, 268 persons removed by the Works Progress Administration program. The trend mirrors statewide patterns as the relief rolls adjust to evolving economic conditions.
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Erie Is Made Stop on New Plane Route
Post Office Solicitor Karl A. Crowley announced approval for Pennsylvania Central Airlines to operate passenger air express service between Buffalo and Pittsburgh with a stop at Exe Pa. The plan also seeks an Baltimore to Pittsburgh service. Representative James M. Mead of Buffalo forecast operation by July pending final department approval.
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Wild Turkeys In The Americas
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Julie Allerdyce's Cross-Country Flight Reception
Julie Allerdyce flies to California with Jerry Kincaid and meets the press as cameras roll. In Arroyo hospitality, Madge Burns hosts a bungalow stay with tea and rest before a press tour across Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, and New York, while a San Francisco Courier telegram hints at prize money and a national media push.
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Two Convicts Sentenced After County Court Session
Franklin Pa. Two defendants convicted in county court last week faced sentencing by Judge Lee A Cracker. George W Gordon of Knox was fined 200 dollars and jailed for ten days plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Robert W Anderson of Oklahoma City was fined 100 dollars and received six months in jail for attempting to defraud an insurance company. Attorney John Metill represented the defendants.
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Missionary Circle Enjoys Tureen Supper at Meeting
The Missionary Circle at Lamon Street held a tureen supper for twenty two members. After dining, devotional led by Mrs Stanley Nichols followed by scripture read by Orrin Hitburg. Mrs W A Foster organized steward ship candles. A stewardship play titled Pithen Mgga was performed by Ruth Dahlstrand Lois McCray and S Durham. Mrs Foster introduced the shuiy book Mee ca in Beyond and Ruth Wetmore reviewed the life of Mohammed. A brief business meeting opened with officers’ notes.
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Jury Mercy Pleas Noted in Oil City Trials
In Oil City court, defense representatives read a statement signed by several residents praising the defendant. Jurors in both cases showed mercy, expressing leniency toward the men amid testimony.
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