Paragraf reports a string of neighborhood incidents
Edward Powers reported a lost pair of boys glasses with black rims near Aikens Trailer Court on West Washington street extension. Police checked Serrin's Auto Parts after a burglary call on Mead Avenue, found a truck with flashing four ways, but the building was secure. A rock and roll rehearsal at Concord East Church street prompted police to intervene to prevent further disturbance. A tree limb block on West Columbus avenue was cleared with residents helping. A pickup truck on West Pleasant street caused tire squeal and motor revving at 2 am, later backing into a parked car owned by Carmen Piccirillo of 807 West Pleasant. neighbor said the driver gave him a ride but name unknown. John B. Walker of Art Metal in Jamestown voiced cautious optimism about a meet with the New York State Commerce Department. department ready to help find a buyer for the $18 million plant at Busti, with several firms showing interest. Elizabeth Muir, 45, of Centerville sustained leg cuts when a car went off a wet rural road in Rome Township. car driven by Lester Parsons, 18, of Elizabeth, W Va, declared near total loss with $1,000 damage. Over 800 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. employees in Franklin walked off in a wildcat strike. union said unauthorized, CPT officials declined comment. A draft information service meeting in Oil City will be held at St Stephen's Church basement. service described as neither pro nor anti-war.
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West Pleasant Street
Carmen Piccirillo
807
West Pleasant
John B. Walker
Art Metal
Jamestown
New York State Commerce Department
Commerce Department
Busti
Centerville
Rome Township
Elizabeth Muir
B.D. 1
Titusville Hospital
Lester Parsons
Elizabeth
W. Va
Car Crushes Man Against Building in JoHnstown Drive-In
A 61-year-old man Leroy Cooper was killed when a running car lurched out of control and pinned two customers against an ice cream drive-in wall in Johnstown. Robert Petrusic, 29, was hospitalized with leg injuries while his wife Sandra, 2, nine months pregnant, was behind the wheel and slipped her foot. she was observed in hospital. Drive-in damage was about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Memorial Hospital
Leroy Cooper
Robert Petrusic
Petrusic
Sandra
PHEAA Gains Support For Student Loans
Harrisburg report that PHEAA plans to back student loans with Public School Employees and State Employees Retirement Funds. Loans expected to carry about 6.2 percent interest, with a federal subsidy of 2 to 2.5 percent. Aug. 15 notices will detail tentative awards for the next academic year pending state funds.
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Harrisbury
Pennsylvania
Kenneth R. Reeder
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
PHEAA
Rheeher
Richard L. Witmer
Reeher
Erie Judges Ban County Rock Festival in Fairview
A two day rock festival planned for Aug 89 in Fairview Township was prohibited by a three judge panel for being a public nuisance. Promoters Ed Cianella and Joseph Sorel said they spent 15000 and booked three bands but failed to obtain a required permit. They planned 13000 to 20000 attendees at 8 per ticket and faced 4000 pounds of hot dogs and many toilets. Erie officials consider a separate nonprofit show at Frontier Park for 5000 to 7000 attendees. A decision on the Frontier Park event is expected within a week.
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Erie
Fairview Township
Frontier Park
Ed Cianella
Joseph
Virginia Sorel
Folly's End
Here
Fairview
Dianella
Tom
Bill Webber
Joe Robie
Missing Solon Turns Up At Mother-In-Law's
Maryland State Sen. Frank McCourt was reported missing and then found in Pittsburgh at his mother-in-law’s. FBI agent Tan MacLennan canceled the flier after police said he had been located and returned. McCourt, a Democrat up for reelection in September, had been arrested for disorderly conduct after an incident in Baltimore. he and his wife were later cleared of conspiracy to smuggle hashish.
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Solon
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Frank McCourt
Baltimore
FBI
McCourt
Birth notices and a TV actor links to baseball legacy
Several birth announcements set in Union City Corry and Centreville Township Hospital report new babies born to families including Kenneth and Janet Jackson, Kenneth Jackson, and Marion Thoma. A cast member of The Bold Ones, David Hartman, is cited for his baseball interest and Giants fan activities, with a note on his TV persona Dr. Paul Hunter.
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Ason Was
Union City Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Jackson
Union City
Jackson
Janet Rowicki
Ason
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Andrews
R.D. 2
Clymer
Andrews
Marion Thoma
David Hartman
Phillies
The
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Hean
Paul Hunter
Bold Ones
Judge Clears Tommy of Harassment on Hobart Campus
Thomas Tongyai aka Tommy the Traveler, a suspended undercover deputy, was cleared of harassing Hobart College graduate Rafael Martinez after a May 6 confrontation on campus. Judge Joseph J. Caito found reasonable doubt, noting witnesses testified Tongyai urged drug use and campus violence, while his undercover role remained undisclosed to students.
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Geneva
N.Y
Thomas
Tommy
Tongyai
Hobart College
Rafael Martinez
Joseph J. Caito
Martinez
New York City
Tongvai
Hobart
Ray 0. Morrow
Ontario County
William Smith College
Morrow
William Smith
Sarah Gilmour
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Edward Powers
East
Columbus Avenue
Aikens
West
Washington Street
Mead Avenue
Serrin's Auto Parts
Mead
West Washington Street
Concord-East Church Street
West Columbus Avenue
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Franklin
CPT
Oil City
St. Stephen’s Church
Robert Dahl
Dahl
Betsy Davis
George Heiser Jr
B.D.3, Corry
Sharlene Michelle
Centreville Township Hospital
Centreville, Ill
Anthony Baran
Cahokia, Il
Baran
Debbie Caruso
Rosario Caruso
East Main Streets
Erielles
Erie, Pa
Randy Corvino
Neil Ewliano
Richard Brabender
U.S
Larry Fabrizi
United Professional and Businessmen's Club
Associated Press
Kevin Farr
Christopher Davies
Grahmastown
South Africa
Corvino
Bullano
Pine Woods Inn
Featuring
Corry Road
Rock ‘N’ Roll Group
Oil City, Pa
Peanut
Columbus
Bob Church
North Center St
Tut
Barney
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