ConCon Behind Schedule Faces Feb deadline
Harrisburg AP The Constitutional Convention runs two days late and has three weeks to finish revisions to Pennsylvania's basic law. Delegates plan to work nights and weekends to meet the February 29 deadline, with disputes over the General Assembly size and potential further amendments amid a tax and finance agenda.
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Peter Dumbauld
Somerset County
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Five Erie Juveniles Nabbed for Crimes
Erie detectives charged five juveniles after they were caught stealing glue in Warrensville Ohio and later alleged seven house burglaries. The youths, ages fourteen to sixteen, were found in a stolen auto and returned to Erie for questioning. They admitted stealing a car owned by James Manos of Erie and breaking into seven Erie homes.
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Alligator Bite Stuns Massachusetts School Leader
Williamstown AP report says School Supt. Allen J. Hansen was surprised to see in a nurse's report that sixth grader Dino Donati 10 was bitten slightly by a baby alligator. The incident occurred when the pupil touched the gator's mouth during a science class display brought by four classmates.
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Williamstown
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Dino Donati
Crash Kills Mother, Fatal To Boy In Pa. Snow Squall
Mercer State Police report a mother Mrs Elizabeth Hartley and her son David Hartley of Adamsville were in a car south of Jamestown Pa when a sudden snow squall blinded her and the auto swerved into a panel truck driven by LeRoy McIntire of Greenville. The mother died at 3 05 p m Friday and the boy died early Saturday at Southside Hospital Youngstown from head injuries after transfer from Greenville Hospital.
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Leroy McIntire
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Driver Hits Snowy Track Belief Fails to See Train
Arthur Pudas drove into a blizzard continuing straight on snow covered railroad tracks for about 500 feet before a train approached. The locomotive engineer stopped the train and the driver stepped off the tracks unharmed.
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Hancock, Mich
Arthur Pudas
Pudas
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