City police cite two drivers for motor code violations
A Paragraf City report notes Jerry A Pett 2 of Erie cited for loud muffler and Terry R Brown 22 of Erie cited for running a red light. State police seek a white male in his early 20s who flashed a pistol at deputy fish warden James Newton near Kinga Dam. Newton confronted the man over a fishing violation and was threatened before the suspect fled on Route 49.
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Jerry A. Pett
Erie
Terry R. Brown
Warren
James Newton
Kinga Dam
Newton
Route 49
Ridgway
Quick Revival Sought For Lake Bridge
Jamestown reports a county legislature meeting will consider a resolution urging the U S House to fast track Jim Hastings’ NEPA exemption bill for the Chautauqua Lake bridge. The move aims to overturn a court injunction tied to environmental review, as attorneys plan to pursue the injunction fight.
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Jamestown
U.S. House of Representatives
Chautauqua Lake Bridge
Gerald Tubbs
Portland
James F Hastings
NEPA
Tubbs
Jim Hastings
House Public Works Committee
James A. Blatnik
Arthur Bailey
Norman Landay
New York City
Hasting
John T. Curtin
Chautauqua Seeks Justice Ombudsman Role in Plan
The Chautauqua County Criminal Justice Task Force seeks federal aid to create a victims witnesses and jurors support program centered on a court ombudsman. It aims for about 20 000 from a 3 million fund and expects a decision by late July with a fuller application if favorable.
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Dambeltown
Chautauqua County Criminal Justice Task Force
Office of National Priority Programs
Ombursmaan
State Crime Victims’ Compensation Board
Justices Weigh Executive Privilege Boundaries in Nixon Case
Jaworski argues it would be a mistake to let the President apply his constitutional view without court review. St. Clair warns the high court has not settled the absolute scope of executive privilege in presidential communications and confidentiality. Presidential press secretary Ziegler again declined to comment on potential adherence to a Supreme Court ruling against the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Supreme Court
Thi
Death Toll Rises Across Pennsylvania Highways Four Day Fourth of July
The Associated Press reports at least 19 people died on Pennsylvania highways during the four day Fourth of July weekend. Fatal crashes occurred across Reading, Reading, Wyomin g County, Lancaster, Pittsburgh area, and other locations. Victims included Swandella Jones 11 Mabel Terry 54 Mary Elizabeth Raw 17 and several others. State police investigated crashes on Interstate 80 near Hazleton and routes around Philadelphia Get tysburg and Warrington with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Reading
Swandella Jones
Mabel Terry
Mable Jones
Patricia Kearse
Clark Lumsden
Lancaster
Frances E. Sapienza
Oakdale
Fayette Township
Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Michael Thompson
Shaler Township
John Danes
Lakewood
N.J
Interstate 80
Hazleton
William Linder
North Wales
Warrington
Bucks County
Theresa Bolin
Allenpark
Mich
Melvin Lewis
Greenville
Sharon
William Meminger
Highspire
Honey Grove
Maurice Brown
Philadelphia
Carol Jean Marks
Fairfield
Gettysburg
James Straub
Snyder County
William Thomas Bell
Ligonier
Westmoreland County
Gary Francis Miller
Patton
Cambria County
Edward 4. Harris
Phillipsburg
Decatur
Clearfield County
Freiland Muriel
Mt. Pocono
Court Hearing Draws Spectators From College Age
A line of spectators formed outside the court on Saturday beginning in the morning with many college age students waiting to hear the arguments. Ziegler commented on the correctness of the position taken and to be taken in the argument before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidenire
St. Clair
Those Random Who's Who Books Misleading Educators
A Washington Journal probe shows Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America and Outstanding Secondary Educators of America, published by Fuller and Dees Marketing, misrepresent their nonprofit status and advisory roles. Many educators were unaware of the for profit basis, with some names used without permission, and libraries refusing them. principals nominate teachers who often buy the books, and a letterhead misleads recipients about an official director's office.
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Peter Gruenstein
Corry Journal
Washington
U.S
Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America
OET
Outstanding Secondary Educators of America
OSE
Fuller and Dees Marketing, Inc
Montgomery
Ala
Fuller and Dees
Fuller and
Dees
Journal
Bob Richards
Washington, D.C
Educator
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Montana
Kansas
Indiana
Postal Service
Fuller
America
W. Gilbert Beers
Beers
Chicago
Who's Who
Local road repairs face funding and bridge focus
In a June 24 letter to Vigorito, Saupp lists five PennDOT bridge projects in the 12 year program. At a Corry Area High School meeting, residents urged addressing existing roads before new bridges. Hopkins and Dwyer are seen as the main local helps in pushing for better area roads.
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Saupp
Vigorito
Penndot
Corry Area High School
Hopkins
Dwyer
Pa Crime Commission Blasted By Former FBI Official
Philadelphia AP report notes Lawrence Hoyle ex executive director criticizes the Pennsylvania Crime Commission for not probing organized crime or state agencies. Courtney Evans’s LEAA funded study warns on federal funding and urges staff training and staggered terms, yet praises the commission's ongoing public service.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Lawrence T. Hoyle
Commission
Courtney A. Evans
Hoyle
Evans
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
State Commission
Beineder
Shapp
Bureau of Investigation
State Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
Deaths E J Cox 68 Rouses Home Youngsville Resident Since 1939
Ernest J Cox died at the Rousé Home in Youngsville aged 68. Born April 29 1906 in Spartansburg he lived on a family farm until his father died and moved to the Rouge Home. Survived by sister Florence Keniston Kissimmee Fla brother Clarence W Cox Spring Creek and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home 2 4 and 7 9 p m today with funeral tomorrow at 11 a m officiated by Rev Robert Shreve.
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E.J. Cox
Ernest J. Cox
Rousé
Youngsville
Spartansburg
Rouge
George
Florence) Keniston
Kissimmee
Fla
Clarence W. Cox
Spring Creek
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert Shreve
The
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