A Time For Action In Corry Over School Chimney Hazard
Police Chief Harley Drake presses city officials to repair the old high school chimney after a lightning strike. Officials block off the area near the Fourth Ward Playground as debris and risk persist, while ownership and repair timelines remain unclear. A separate note reports New York Court of Appeals decisions upholding religious rights by blocking restrictions on synagogue and church construction, reinforcing free exercise protections.
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Harley Drake
Doni Tas
Willer ‘Ross
Journal
Witttt
Fourth’ Ward
Streets Department
Drake
Court of Appeals of
New York
Argument Ends In Fatal Shooting Near Midway
Brady Wendell Watson 33 of AD 1 Bulger was shot and killed after an argument with another man in Midway Washington County near Allegheny County line. Joseph Elliott 38 of Bulker was taken into custody for questioning. Watson was struck in the chest by a blast from a shotgun.
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Brady Wendell Watson
Bulger
Toas
Midway
Washington County
Allegheny County
Joseph Elliott
Bulker
Watson
Sparta Trucker Nabbed For Oversized Load On Smock Boulevard
Local police and state troopers reported a crackdown on traffic violators with a single oversized log load found on a truck from Spartansburg. About six other drivers were cited for violations during the checkpoint. several trucks stopped were found overloaded.
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Cpl
W. L.cuthbert
Tawrendt Park
Frank Waster
Smock
le Peck
Spartansbirs
William
Preston
Heovins
Butler
Ate
Cooperstown
Clues Sought on Rabies Spread in State
Public health veterinarians report isolated rabies cases across Cumberland Susquehanna Clinton Warren and Westmoreland counties this year with 40 cases statewide. Most occur in stray animals and domestic hosts within the last months.
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Witte
Cumberland
Susquehanna
Clon
Warne
Westmoreland County
Chesi@r County
Swiitels
Injured Guard Awarded Increased Pension Bid In Court Decision
A Philadelphia case concerns Ede County Cumming Plea Court ruling on compensation for Muens, an injured guard employed by Kelso Batch Association. The court reinstated earlier orders granting 20 weeks of compensation through 1989, with further questions about permanent disability and potential increases to 100 percent. The association challenged the board’s action, while Muens contends for full disability benefits and continued wage support.
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Derlor Correia
Philadephia
Ede
Cumming
Tneh
Wettington Gard
Kelso Batch Association
A. Macne
Plainsift
Muens
Muéng
The
Association
Jms
Roark
Residents oppose Emlenton school building plan
Residents across four affected counties voiced disapproval of constructing a new junior senior high school in Emlenton. They argue the proposed site serves one group and would not accommodate both, urging abandonment of the plan.
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Smscein Seueyents
Jointure
Bae Group
Enior Tih
Exlenten
Jude
Troops Parade Before Governor in Pennsylvania Program
About 5000 Pennsylvania National Guard troops will parade on Governor’s Day weekend near Harrisburg. The lineup includes Lt Gov Roy Bofurman and Maj. Gen Anthony J Drexel Bidale as they review units from the Army and state miltary agencies. Units will train at Fort Ind, near Harrisburg, prior to encampment with practice rounds and weapon demonstration.
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Senetera Reaees
Pennsylvania National Guard
Anthony J
Drexel Bidale
Roy BoFurman
Min Oltier
Hish
Ismacows
Avilin Sidlers
Tampines
Aero Worker James Avery Dies of Heart Attack
James Bo Avery, 27, a machinist at Aero Supply Mfg. Co., died Tuesday evening of a heart attack. Funeral from Young Funeral Home, Youngsville, with Rev Meredith Swift officiating, interment in Youngstille Cemetery. Survived by his parents and siblings, with extensive local ties in Corry and Spring Creek.
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Perearier Errrier
Young Funeral
Youngsville
James Bo Avery
Pursfield
Nis
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Avery
Corry
Coby
Spritu Creek
Pitts
Tyla
Mel Aver
Widgen
Morris
Marian Leatherman
Washington
Jean Cressley
Spring Creek
Kathryn Muller
Wayware
Meredith Swift
Blaine Rothwell
Youngstille Cema
Fate of Power Bill In Hands of Dixiecrats
Washington dispatches report a sharp political fight over the Hells Canyon bill to authorize a 45 million federal dam project on the Snake River between Idaho and Oregon. The bill pits Democratic claims of private power against Republican resistance and House pressure, with key senators signaling how they may vote as public and private probes unfold.
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Boutherry
Heile Canyon
Buea Privite Peiwers
Republica
Souiliensen
Snake River
Tidal
Oregon
Nance
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Hells Canyon
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FPG
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Sen. Watkine
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FPO
Amnost Exignstiys
Voters Approve 650000 Plan For Building
Voters in Sherman district approve a 650000 building program on a Tuesday. The plan funds construction and modernization of the school facilities including a new kitchen, expanded cafeteria, and updated classrooms. A permanent security system and library improvements are included, with five new classrooms added. The measure requires further details in a district report.
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Sherman — Xosis
Sji
E_AMlite
Suilee Hie
Aghia
Yiyseht
Asitt
Toogae Theatres
Dirites
Corry Braces for Fallout Alert Amid Broadcast Exercise
A garbled wartime style notice describes Corry preparing for a fallout alert and an associated broadcast exercise. It mentions sirens, public facilities checks, police involvement, and a test of emergency response, with details on radio frequencies and dispatch routes, naming Erie and Niagara region connections.
Broadcast test details outlining intermittent station signals
The notice describes a test schedule with on and off transmission cycles. The station will be on for 30 seconds and off for 60 to 79 seconds during an 18 minute period. Officials relate the sequences to a non emergency procedure and urge readers to consult page nine for full explanation.
Last Rites Held For William Willis
Last rites were held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Wunteas Home for William Willis who was killed instantly Saturday when his car struck a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train on East Main Street. Burial followed at Clymer Center with a long list of pallbearers and attendees from Jamestown, Spain, and nearby areas.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
East Main Street
Bracken Wunteas
Roy Bradley
Columbuy Community Church
Clymer Center
Borvidl
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