Flooding Strikes City With Record Water Levels
Heavy rains and high winds drenched the area for a second night, turning parts of West Washington street into a moving lake and flooding roads near Spring street and West Main. City Administrator Robert Grice predicts costly repairs while a lightning storm ignites a fire at 788 East Main Street, entering the basement and traveling upward.
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Peninsula Drive
Spring Street
Washington Street
West Main
Robert Grice
Frank Martin
East Main Street
Titusville
Oil City
Venango
Warren
Forest
Erie County
Franklin
Two Hurt In High Speed Crash At UC
Cambridge Springs youths Timothy Bundy aged 19 and Cheryl Jarvis 14 were injured in a high speed Route 8 crash near Union City. Bundy, driving south at 2 10 am, lost control after a curve, the car struck a tree, rolled, and both occupants were taken to Union City Hospital, Bundy later to St Vincent Erie with multiple injuries. Fire dept personnel aided. The 2 000 house damage noted. Scene details: driver freed after about 30 minutes.
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Cambridge Springs
Union City
Corry
Timothy Bundy
St. Vincent Health Center
Erie
Cheryl Jarvis
Union City Memorial Hospital
Bundy
Union City Fire Department
Union City Hospital
Bundy W
St. Vincent
Paul Baker
East Airport Road
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Warren Rescue
Enterprise
Grand Valley Fire Department
Grand Valley
Warren
Penndot
Penelec
Titusville
Hydetown
Pleasantville
Neilltown
Cyclops
Train Kills Three Kids at Huntington Park Yard
Larry Van Daele's 15 car freight struck four children playing near the yard in Huntington Park. Julie Kline 10 Amanda Lack 7 Jason Lack 6 died, Holly Lack critically hurt. Union Pacific officials described the scene and noted the train traveled under 20 mph.
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Huntington Park
Calif
Larry van Daele
Los Angeles Harbor
To Be
Union Pacific
Maurice Dieu
Dieu
John Forbes
van Daele
Forbes
Amanda Lack
Jason
Julie Kline
Julie
Holly
State funds squeeze Erie County MH MR center amid payroll crunch
Erie County fiscal officers plan to seek approval to borrow up to 1.425 million to cover Mental Health Mental Retardation program expenses as state budget delays halt normal allotments. Center director Gloria Carnes warns July payroll due July 22 may go unpaid if funding remains blocked.
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Erie County
Corry Counselling
Park Street
MH/MR
Gloria Carnes
Carnes
A.J
Jake" Gehrlein
Joseph Schmitt
Schmitt
Gehrlein
Congressman Marks Visits Corry Steel Plant in Erie Race Context
Democratic candidates grow in Erie for next year’s race as Congressman Marc Lincoln Marks builds fence at McInnes Steel in Corry. Invited by Doug Smiley, Marks spoke to plant employees about government contractor work, nuclear field ties, and the energy crisis debates with Carter and Ford. Steve Mahoney of McInnes stands to the right in the journal photo.
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Erie
Marc Lincoln Marks
Corry
McInnes Steel
Doug Smiley
McInnes
Marks
Carter
Ford
Steve Mahoney
McInnes Plant
Wholesale Prices Fall in June as Jobs Rise
Wholesale prices slipped six tenths of one percent in June marking the biggest drop in nearly four years while the unemployment rate edged up from 6.9 to 7.1 percent. The decline was driven by farm prices and may signal easing inflation, but higher joblessness, especially among adult women, raises concerns about the labor market. Officials expect the rate to ease to about 6.5 percent by year end, though a rise in joblessness could persist.
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Washington
Carter
The Hard Facts Of Buying A Private Time Home Series
This two part series explores availability and cost of single family housing and how bankers view each option. It notes rising values and a seller’s market can push private homes beyond reach while outlining five housing options and the lender’s perspective.
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Uravandses
Corry
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