Can't Afford It Salamanca Proposes Ending Its Paid Fire Department
Salamanca officials clash over abolishing the paid fire department in a two and a half hour session. The council pursues a public referendum on the November ballot while Mayor Yehl and Alderman Hensel push alternative cost-cutting ideas.
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Salamanca
City Fire Commission
Salamanca Common Council
Ronald J. Yehl
Yehl
Charles Hensel
Dard
Yes
Hensel
Doug Ray
Norbert Light
Edward Kielaszek
Stephen Muzi
Charles Fluent
Joseph Ricotta
Wellsville
Kielaszek
Warren Co Pair Charged In Stabbing
A Warren County woman Jackie Anderson 25 and Herbert L Proctor 28 both from Clarendon were arrested after a Bradford Hotel stabbing. Anderson faced aggravated assault arraignment and $10,000 bail. Proctor held on disorderly conduct warrant. Anderson hospitalized with a back wound listed as fairly good condition.
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Bradford
Warren County
Jim
Pascarella
Jackie Anderson
Clarendon
Patricia Morey
Kane
McKean
Smethport
Herbert L. Proctor
Bradford Hospital
Pacarella
Alt
Roberts Street
Wilkes-Barre Voters Back $25,000 Gift to Johnstown
Wilkes-Barre City Council approved sending $25,000 to flood-stricken Johnstown in thanks for emergency supplies that Johnstown provided after Tropical Storm Agnes. The gesture links flood recovery efforts between the Susquehanna River towns five years apart.
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Vatkes-Barre
Johnstown
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Agnes
Pa. Man Receives Heart Transplant at MCV Hospital
A 20 year old Pennsylvania man, James P. Sernick of Willow Grove, earned a heart transplant at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond. The donor heart came from Chicago, flown in by charter jet. The operation began at midnight and finished after 4 am under Dr. Richard Lower. Sernick is listed in satisfactory condition and is one of three living MCV heart recipients.
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Richmond
Pennsylvania
Medical College of Virginia
James P. Sernick
Willow Grove
Semnick
Chicago
MCV
Sernick
Richard Lower
Arthur F. Gay
Washington, D.C
Jeannie Alexander
Bertel R. Anderson
Identity Sought for Erie Drowning Victim Adrift at Dock
Erie police seek the identity of a man recovered from Presque Isle Bay near Litton Industries. The 55 to 65 year old, about 5’10” and 160 pounds, had gray hair and wore a sports shirt white jockey shorts green socks brown shoes and a left wristwatch. Autopsy planned. no foul play suspected.
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ERIE
Thursay
Presque Isle Bay
Litton Industries
David Mikeska
US Coast Guard
Erie County
Edwards
Respecki
Knievel kin plans record leap in a car
In Eugene Oregon Nic Knievel, 37, head of an imported car dealership, aims to set an unofficial stunt record this August with a family-built race car. The plan echoes elder Evel Knievel but centers on Nic pursuing a high profile jump.
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Eugene
Ore
Knievel
Evel Knievel
Nic
Willamette Valley
Atlanta
Vivian Malone Jones
University of Alabama
Jones
University
George Wallace
Environmental Protection Agency
John Lewis
VEP
United Nations
Andrew Young
FEW HOUSES Postwar offspring shift housing needs and costs
House & Home magazine notes that postwar children show different values and finances from their parents. Shrinking real incomes and rising costs push buyers to opt for smaller homes than those they grew up in, with a changing divorce rate and urban moves shaping the trend.
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America
House & Home Magazine
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