Pennsylvania Motor Code Revisions Take Effect
Gov Shapp signed the new motor vehicle code, key rules begin July 1 1977 with immediate point system changes and amnesty limits. Major provisions set red light turns after stop pass on the right delays, two speed limits, pedestrian rules, and new license photo requirements by 1978.
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Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Elnment
Fedarla
Alsa
Mallara
Department of Transportation Dot
AlLdFiver
Penndot
Four Million Suit Named In Triple Fatal Crash
Jury selection continued in Chautauqua County Supreme Court over a $4 million lawsuit from a triple traffic fatality. Defendants include Chautauqua County, towns of Ellicott and Busti, Triscott Inc. of Union City, and Milo Glancy of Union City. The March 20 crash at Hunt Road and Drive allegedly caused by faulty traffic controls and dangerous intersection conditions. Glancy faced charges of failing to yield the right of way. The case, filed in 1974 by Bal Erickson for plaintiffs, involves heirs and estates including R. Harold Morgan, administrator for Mr and Mrs Francis Welsh, grandfather of Michelle Welsh.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County ‘Supreme Court
Chautauqua County
Ellicott and
Buss
Triscott Inc
Union City
Milo Glancy
Hunt Road
Fran
Falta 3
Busti
Ellicott
Glancy
Trixcult Inc
Jamestown Law
Bal Erickson
Pllaintion
New York City
Glaser and Blitz
Jamestown
Cadwell Sind Sharpe
R. Harold Morgan
Francis Welsh
Mr. Morgan
Michelle Lymm Welsh
Mrr
Mia, Welsh
U S Evacuates Beirut Citizens by Convoy
President Pant ordered the U S embassy in Beirut to evacuate Americans by convoy as war rages in Lebanon. The embassy urged immediate departure, while 30 U S. citizens and dependents had signed to join a British convoy to Damascus. Observers noted higher U S concern than Beirut officials.
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Washington
Pant
U.S
Belrut
Damascus
Syria
Beirut
Coe
Ontong
Owea
Embasay
Lebanon
Eave
Amascus
State Department
Fagts
Francia E. Meloy Jr
Robert ©. Waring
Saturday Union
Ford
Natonal Security Council
Une
Americana
Seirat
PennDOT Sees Bridge Bypass for School Buses on Scotts Crossing
PennDOT inspectors found Scotts Crossing bridge structurally unsafe for school bus traffic and ordered detours over Willow Run dirt roads. The bridge remains in its prior state while replacement is prioritized, with officials citing ongoing safety concerns and plans to re route buses until repairs occur.
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Penndot
Scotts Crossing
Primserly
Willow Run
Justices Rule Hortonville Strike Firing Violates Law
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 3 that the Hortonville Wisconsin school board exceeded its power by discharging striking teachers in 1974. Chief Justice Burger said board involvement in events leading to the decision does not prove partiality or deny due process. The Hortonville Education Association contested the action as a due process violation amid a community of about 8,600 residents.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Hortonville
Wis
Warren v. Burger
High Court
Andergs
Church Burglary Leaves $670 Loot At Main Street Church
City police investigate a late Wednesday night or early Thursday morning burglary at Assembly of God Church 715 East Main. Loot totaling 670 included church property and items belonging to Theodore Vanderhoff and Kelly Jaggs. Missing are a Scott 100 solid state amplifier valued at 50, a Bundy flashlight valued at 200, plus a Timex watch and a Franklin baseball glove.
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Assembly of God Church
East Main Street
Theodore Vanderhoff
Kelly Jaggs
Vanderhoff
Jaggi
Franklin
Church
North East School Board Sunshine Law Dispute Dismissed
A complaint alleging a closed door meeting by the North East School Board was dismissed by District Justice Frank Abate. The suit aimed at the board as a whole, not individual members, with plans to refile against eight present directors after the April meeting. Ed Garnow of Concerned Citizens plans legal consultation.
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North East
Aii
Frank Abate
Wattorney
Bearded Tavern Altercation Ends With Hospital Treatment
Corry resident Oba W Plows 7, of AD. 3, Corry, was treated for a gash near the left eye after a disturbance at the Pine Wood Inn. Police say the incident occurred around 2 a.m. and involved Donald Leonard of Union. The case remains under investigation.
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Pine Wood Inn
Corry
Floss
Donald Leonard
Union
Thaura Gory
Conoa
Corry Memorial Hospital Budget Near Two Million With New Doctors
The Corry Memorial Hospital budget is projected to exceed 2 million for the first time, with wage and supply cost increases offset by no general rate rise. New doctors China Wu Hou and Ming-Che Taai will join in July, supported by a modest first year income to cover costs. A four bed coronary care unit is planned for completion by late summer, and lobby updates by the Ladies Auxiliary aim to improve displays. The hospital will participate in Erie County's vaccine program with health department cooperation.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
China Wu Hou
Ming-Che Taai
Hou
Tsai
Corry
Erie County Health Department
Alberta Snyder 13 Fire Heroine Saves Children In Blaze
Alberta Snyder, 13, aided by Jack Walters, helped rescue three younger Walters children from a burning trailer on Blue Lye Road Columbus. She ran to seek help and attempted to fight the fire as flames consumed the home. The loss was estimated over 10,000 dollars.
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Jack Walters
Blue Lye Road
Columbus
G. Snyder
Walters
Alberta Snyder
Snyders
Atherta
John
Matt
Bonnie
Waltere
Fuller Electric
Warren
Eiife
Iowa Delegates Sought in Tight Presidential Race
Washington AP reports Ford and Reagan meet in Des Moines for a 25-a-plate testimonial as Iowa Republicans begin selecting 36 convention delegates. Ford leads with 980 pledged to Reagan’s 373. 1,190 needed. Uncommitted delegates total 170 statewide. 255 remain to be chosen amid shifting preferences.
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Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Mary Louise Sith
Des Moines
Iowa
Reagan
Statas
Yrouldn
Corry Property Sale Continued
A sheriff sale of property in Corry owned by R. W. Gorakl was postponed to July 30 by the Erie County sheriff. The H E M Development Corp will offer the property for 154 dollars to cover debt interest and taxes. Only one continuance is allowed and the block will occur on July 30 unless the previous owner arranges financing. The Gorpski property lies on West Main Street in an area formerly owned by Agro-Flow Dynamics.
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Corry
R. W. Gorakl
Erie County
H.E.M. Development Corporation
Baler Re Ee Ertee
Sheriff's Office
Gorski
Um West Main Treat
Agro-Fiow Dynamics, Inc
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Ilegally
Triple Fatality
Pentagon
Mahlon F. Sweet
CMH
Alberta
Corry Property
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