Hartford couple charged in stab attack on infant son
A Burlington couple inspired by a Biblical tale are charged with first degree assault and risk of injury to a minor after their 16 month old son Brian Crowe was stabbed in the stomach and chest. The man and woman, both in state custody, reportedly asked each other to stab the child as punishment and later wounded themselves.
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Hartford, Conn
God
Abraham
Noella Crowe
Burlington
Superior Court Bench
William Crowe
Brian Crowe
Isaac
The
Crowes
PennDOT to Hold Public Meeting in Corry on June 20
PennDOT officials led by Richard Fox will attend a Corry gathering June 20 at 7 p.m. in the YMCA all purpose room. The program includes brief remarks, a question period, and a color slide presentation detailing highway conditions in the area. An on site road tour was dismissed. public input is sought during two prior workshops and an informational booth in Millcreek.
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Penndot
Gisteril
Corry
YMCA
Ares
Fox
Erier
Millcreek Um
It's Official U S and Cuba Will Exchange Diplomats
The United States will exchange diplomats with Cuba for the first time in 16 years. State Department spokesman John Trattner said both nations agreed to exchange interest sections with a formal Carter administration announcement to follow. This marks a major step toward renewing ties with Fidel Castro's Marxist government, severed in 1961 over Cuban revolution exports.
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Huyurary
United States
Cuba
State Department
John Trattner
Carter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Fidel Castro
Cubs
Board Ratifies Contract with $950 Annual Teacher Raise
At a special Corry Area School District meeting, the board approved a two year contract with teachers by a 2 to 1 vote. James Bennett of Concord Township dissented, arguing the raise is too large amid uncertain state aid and mounting costs. The package also sets 7 percent raises for supplemental salaries the first and second years, and increases hourly rates to $6.50 in year one.
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Bill Eaton
Corry Area School District
Bennett
Erie County plans huge ECMPC expansion move
The Erie County Association of Townships and Boroughs urges county commissioners to adopt a resolution expanding the ECMPC from nine to 48 members. The plan divides appointments among Erie County, the city of Erie, Corry, and townships, with both elected officials and citizen members. If approved, the reorganized board would draft a regional master plan and assist local planning and zoning. An effective four and one-half mill tax increase in July would fund the plan for Corry property owners.
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Erie County Association of Townships and Boroughs
Erie County Metropolitan Planning Commission
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City of
Erie
Corry
Erie County
City of Erie
Millcreek Township
Erie Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Christopher Capotis
Area Youth Killed In 1 Car Crash
A one car crash on Route 27 near Youngsville killed 19 year old Timothy Dunmire and injured 18 year old Ricky Histon. Police say Ricky Ristau drove at high speed, lost control, and the car left the road, airborned over Matthews Ruin, struck the bank, and Dunmire died at Warren General Hospital. The incident marked Warren County's sixth traffic death of the year.
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Youngsville
Matthews Ruin
Dunmire
Warren General Hospital
Ristau
Warren County
Vo-Tech Extras Hold Up End Of Corry Project
At a board session in the administration building, officials said the Corry Vo-Tech project nears completion with only the C J Peterson and Son plumbing contract lagging about 20 percent. Extras ordered by the Department of Education and the Department of Labor and Industry include upgrading the fire alarm system, ceiling work in the weld shop, entrance gravel, restroom door changes, spray booth installation, and exhaust fans. The board voted to proceed using capital reserve funds, cost not yet released.
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Corry Vo-Tech
Charles Krepps
Board of Education
C.J. Peterson and Son Plumbing
Peterson
Kreps
Department of Ediucation
Department of Labor and Industry
Auto Body
Department of Education
257 CAHS Grads To Get Diplomas
The 104th annual commencement exercises for Carry Area High School will be next Tuesday at the Howard J. Sheen Athletic field at 7 p.m. Two hundred fifty seven students will receive diplomas from Robert C. Joy president of the board of education. Co valedictorian Richard Zarger will present an address titled Progress. Co valedictorian James Downey will speak on Wisdom and Knowledge. Salutatorian Karin Rainesale will speak on Unity. Charles W. Krepps Jr. will present the class and high school principal Russell L. Brant will announce scholarships and awards. Class of 1977 president Shawn Baker will give an address and exchange student David Barahona will give his farewell to Corry. The Corry Area High School band under Ronald Rairie will participate in the ceremony.
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Carry Area High School
Howard J. Sheen
Robert C. Joy
Board of Education
Richard Zarger
James Downey
Karin Rainesale
Charles W. Krepps Jr
Russell L. Brant
Shawn Baker
David Barahona
Corry
Corry Area
Ronald Rairie
No One Talks Budget Lays Tax Hike Possibilities
Harrisburg AP reports House Democrats propose a 5.6 billion budget with a deficit of 469 million. Options studied include raising income tax to 2.5 or 2.7 percent, boosting corporate taxes, and expanding sales tax to clothing and goods. A conference with Senate leaders will decide final measures and fund school subsidies.
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Harrisburg
House Finance Committee
House
Senate
Max Pievsky
House Democrats
Pievsky
James Gallagher
Dbucks
Gallagher
Cavcus
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William O. Hill Jr
Lee Rieck
Texas
John R. Haynes
Nueces County
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Capital Reserve
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