Handicapped Youths Set For Dream Trip
Thirty-one members of The Overcomers Club, a local group for the handicapped, will travel next week to Harrisburg and Hershey. The trip includes the State Police Academy, Hershey Chocolate Company plant, Hershey Park, rose gardens, zoo, amusement park, and a Capitol City tour. The group will be luncheon guests in the Capitol Building.
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Overcomers Club
Harrisburg
Hershey
State Police Academy
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hershey Park
Rose Gardens
Zoo
Lorest Hopkins
North East
Capitol
Harrisburg Central
YMCA
Overcomers
Conrad Monroe RN
Monroe
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Corry
Dennis Frushone
Norman ‘Tarbell
Joe
Cheer, Inc
Dottie Baresi
Jennifer Moore
Brenda Dahl
IBEW approves new Penelec wage deal ending three week strike
In Johnstown Pennsylvania the IBEW Local 459 says most of the 1750 striking Pennsylvania Electric Co employees will return to work at midnight under a two year contract. The agreement includes a 7.2 percent wage rise in year one and 6.5 percent in year two plus higher dep entents health insurance and vacation eligibility changes.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Electric Co
de Neen Brant
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cer
Penelee
Earl Miller
Penelec
Pennsylvania
Four Held For Court On Drug Charges In Meadville
Meadville area residents Gary Powell and his wife Carol Powell were bound over to the September term of court on conspiracy and related drug charges. Ensworth and Tysarczyk were arrested June 2 for possession of marijuana and hashish and were bound over after waiving hearing. Powell bail is 1000 dollars and Mrs Powell 500 dollars. Ensworth and Tysarczyk bond set at 2000 dollars each, with both held in Crawford County Jail.
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Meadville
Gary Powell
Carol
D. G
D.W. Ladner
John Ensworth
Stanley Tysarczyk
Ensworth
Tysarczyk
Washington Street
Powell
Powells
Mrs
Ladner
Crawford County
Corry Youth Faces Multiple Driving Charges After Escapade
City police filed four charges with Porter Auer district magistrate. Arnold D. McCaslin 21 of 128 West Church Street was cited for speeding running a red signal and driving without a taillight after reaching 75 mph on North Center Street and proceeding through a red light at West Columbus Avenue. Thomas L. Al 23 of Erie was charged with speeding after being clocked at 55 mph on West Main Street in a 30 mph zone. A fourth driver faced related accusations in the early Wednesday incident as authorities pursued the case.
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Corry
Porter Auer
Arnold D. McCaslin
West Church Street
McCaslin
North Center Street
West Columbus Avenue
Thomas L. al
Erie
West Main Street
Fire Engulfs Wilco refinery. 3 dead feared in Franklin disaster
Flames and explosions ripped through the Wilco Chemical Co refinery near Franklin Pa, with 13 Corry firefighters aiding. Two workers and a fireman were missing and feared dead. 14 injured, 4 seriously. Evacuations were mounted as a tank threatened to rupture into French Creek.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Wilco Chemical Co
French Creek
Allegheny River
No Business Like Hospital Debts At CMH
Corry Memorial Hospital projects up to twenty thousand dollars in uncollectable bills for the year as write-offs. Administrators describe the issue as widespread, with cases ranging from deceased patients and patients who move away to unwed mothers and welfare complications. Court costs and collection agency fees render pursuit uneconomical, so many debts are written off despite a few large sums remaining pending.
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Bill Eaton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Samuel Antrim
Myrna Burik
Antrim
Burl
Two Hurt In Local Area Crashes At Route 6 Plaza
Two people were treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital after a late yesterday crash at the Route 6 plaza. Donald A. Kitelinger of Union City suffered a head cut when his car struck Ella am 48 of Sugar Grove. The Lewis car hit Murphy’s auto as he stopped for two cars ahead. Murphy, uninjured, said he could not stop in time and veered left, crossing into the opposite lane and over a guard rail into a field. The car stopped 94 feet away.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald A. Kitelinger
Congdon
Union City
Ellaam
Sugar Grove
Lewis
Daniel D. Murphy
Painesville
Ohio
Murphy
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