Tragedy at School Picnic Ends in Drowning Death
A 9-year-old boy, Todd Miller of Erie, drowned during a fourth grade end of year swimming party at the Charles Watters residence pond. Four adult supervisors attempted rescue as police ruled out negligence pending coroner findings. The incident occurred around 3:59 p.m. near a farm pond, with authorities confirming drowning as the cause.
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Erie
Claude Miller
Todd Miller
Asbury Elementary
Charles Watters
Todd
Michael Lutz
Lutz
Millcreek
West Ridge Fire Department
Erie Man Arrested in $100,000 Drug Theft and Breakin
An Erie man Gregory DeMichael, 24, was arrested by the Metro-Erie Drug Squad for allegedly stealing drugs worth $100,000 from Heyl Physicians Supply Co during a weekend break in. He faces burglary charges and possible hepatitis treatment, with further arraignment pending. The suspect is jailed without bond and may be admitted to hospital. several officers were treated or observed for hepatitis symptoms. The break in occurred Sunday night through a small wall opening. cash was minimal but narcotics valued at $100,000 were taken.
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Erie
Metro-Erie
Dom DiPaolo
David Bagnoni
Gregory DeMichael
Larry R. Fabrizi
Erie County
Charles Erickson
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Metro
Hamot Medical Center
Heyl Physicians Supply Co
State Claims Boyle UK'd Union Money
In Erie Pennsylvania the state renews its claim that former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle authorized transferring $20 000 to fund the killings of Joseph Yablonski and his family, tying the funds to District 19 in Kentucky and District 39 officials while asserting Albert Pass was among those involved. The prosecution argues Boyle was the initiator, with witness William J Prater to testify. defense urges jurors to weigh credibility amid multiple defendants and guilty pleas.
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Erie
Yablonski
Albert Pass
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Richard Sprague
Pass
UMW
Sprague
Boyle
Middlesboro
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
Tony Boyle
Sprag
Prater
Harold Gondelman
Gondelman
Supreme Court backs no degrade rule on air in vast Clean Air Act case
Washington AP report says the Supreme Court upheld the Clean Air Act's no significant deterioration standard, likely blocking new coal fired plants until cleaner tech exists. Sierra Club voices warn Congress to preserve nondegradation. EPA to implement rules after June 30 amid industry calls to amend law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Larry Moss
Coal and Power Industries
Congress
Moss
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bagge
United States
Edison Electric Institute
Institute
Ralph Nader
Powering the quality of life with more plants
The piece argues that electricity is essential to public health and daily life, noting machines, water purification, waste treatment, air cleansing, and ongoing power plant construction. It links higher costs to growth and emphasizes electricity as vital to families.
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Logan International Airport
Massachusetts Port Authority
Massport
Paris Nord
France
St. Vincent Hospital
Merle Wood
Wood
Fort Lamy
Chad
Boyle UK
Corry
North Center St
Winesap
Manila
Burkholder Bros. R.D
Spartansburg
MI. Everest Corp
MT. Everest Corporation
Jenkintown
Fox Pavilion
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Part
General Public Utilities System
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