Payless paydays loom as Congress fights over bills
Washington AP The Senate and House face a looming pay crisis for members and staff as appropriation bills stall over a “childish” rule fight. The impasse could halt government funding for the new fiscal year beginning July 1, unless a face-saving compromise is reached on joint sessions and chairmanship rotation. Continued on page.
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Summer Arrives On Scene With Sun Showers Across Nation
Summer arrives with sun and showers across much of the nation as Atlantic Coast dampness unsettles. Forecasters note cooler first days of summer in the Northwest and southeast rain along a front from the Carolinas to New Orleans. Temperatures dip from 70s to 50s overnight with clear to partly cloudy conditions expected over the weekend. Some Midwest storms and a rare tornado report appear near Dickinson ND and Pierre SD.
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Markuette, Mich
Ey Corry Pair Says It's Cellar Not Warehouse
In Erie County court Ralph and Jane Corry testified that a building they are constructing on their property is a cellar for a future house, not a warehouse as plaintiffs Charles and someone Breed contend. The Breeds, represented by Joseph Agresti, allege building restrictions are violated by commercial use, while witnesses for the plaintiffs claim the structure exceeds residential limits and may serve business purposes. The case, involving subdivision restrictions in Wayne Township, moves toward a court decision.
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Grandma's Car Went Thataway In Tiny West Virginia Tale
A jagged report from NurSeEY West Virginia describes Donald Rubina and his family reacting as a town tow truck, dispatched by a garage, moves away grandma's car by mistake. Police stop the truck when it is realized the vehicle is misidentified and the correct car is found nearby.
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Mia
Donaldo
Robina
Doctor in international hunt tied to abortion death of girl
New York AP report says Dr Harvey Lothringer, sought for the death of a 19 year old coed, phoned the victim’s father after 7 80 am saying she may need blood and hospitalization. The doctor and receptionist Teresa Carillos vanished as parts of Barbara Soframento’s body were found. The mother testified he entered the waiting room and promised to contact them later. Police say Barbara died before noon at the doctor’s office. No progress in locating Lothringer or Carillos.
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Harvey Lothringer
Queens
Bernard M. Patten
Lothringer
Dominick Soframento
Barbara Soframento
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Barbara
Sotramentos
Henry Salamon
Cost Of Paved Runway At 20000 Dollars Considered
Corry Airport Authority members discussed a possible soil cement paving of the southeast-northwest runway at an estimated cost of 20000 dollars. Cement Institute reps collected soil samples for lab testing to assess suitability for a soil cement and blacktop program.
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Michigan teens visit Kennedy after charity voyage
Glen Lake Community High School students from Michigan raised 700 for class funds and cancer patient Richardson. The group earned a three day Washington tour with a red carpet welcome after news spread of their selfless act. Richardson, undergoing cancer treatment, joined the trip and expressed gratitude for the support and White House welcome.
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Richarton
Algiers Truce Shaky Amid Street Violence
News from Algiers reports the truce's fragility as European and Arab workers clash with the Secret Army and Moslem National Liberation Front. Amid protests in Bab el Oued, workers resume garbage collection and transport duties, while officials in Oran note no sign of change in terrorist defiance.
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Directors Approve Immediate Repairs at Corry Hospital
Directors of the Corry Memorial Hospital approved quick repair work around the building including sealing and repairing drives at 30 dollars and lighting grounds. A long range plan calls for replacing wooden sash with aluminum at about ten per year. An annual meeting is set for October 25 with a proxy committee of Winn Piteavaze and Hammerlee. An Erie audit firm will audit past books to align fiscal year ends with state and federal years.
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Willard ‘Tillotsoly
Spatansbure
George Winn
Joseph Piteavaze
Dale Hammerlee
Erie
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Huynot Hospital
Corry Hospital
Oil City mother sentenced for beating two young daughters
An Oil City woman was sentenced to days in Venango County jail after pleading guilty to severely beating her two daughters, aged five and six, with a large mixing spoon, leaving bruises and welts. The Children’s Aid Society took temporary custody of the children.
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Jack Miachintosh
Dall
Fen
Dozer Operator Disrupts Little League Game in Albany
An angry unidentified bulldozer operator disrupted a Little League game in Albany New York by halting play with his machine after claiming insufficient pay for field work. Police reported no charges were filed, and officials noted he was not identified.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip Visit New Zealand and Australia
London reports Queen Elizabeth II aged 41 and Prince Philip planning visits to New Zealand and Australia in February and March, with official schedules announced today.
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Queen Rabeth
Prince Philip
New Zealand
Airline Walkout Threat Stopped by Labor Settlement
The United States government brokered a settlement ending a potential walkout by airline engineers led by the Flight Engineers' Union. Arthur Goldberg described the accord as maintaining cockpit jobs while ensuring orderly redeployment of jet planes. The pact, still subject to ratification, protects thousands of jobs at TWA Pan American and Eastern Airlines and preserves the engineers' role as flight crew.
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Local Aid Confusion Tied to Corry Plant Payments
A scrambled report connects Corry to a State Department aid program in 1954 involving undeveloped nations. The release cites Corry among Pennsylvania communities affected by payments for goods shipped under U S aid. Details are unclear, with figures like 2026 and 2086 mentioned amid garbled text.
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Fine Local Man For Stealing Cash At Gas Station
A local man pled guilty to petty larceny after stealing cash from a Sunoco gas station register on North Center Street. Laurence Sperry testified the suspect took money from the register while an attendant watched, and the man was arrested at the scene. Beardsley admitted the theft, was fined and released after restitution and a $15 court payment.
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Erie, Police Found Paw Beards: Pay On” EW Pintvolende
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Gunmen Hold Up Erie Service Station and Kidnap Attendant
Erie service station robbery and kidnapping occur at 2 45 a m. Attendant John Guignon 18 held at gunpoint while cash register emptied. About 60 dollars stolen. Victim later escaped to summon help. Eight state alert issued as police pursue two unidentified suspects. Station owned by Homer Gindlesperger.
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Murder Trial Goes To Jury In Butler Pennsylvania
The murder trial of Donald Montgomery, 19, of Cabot, proceeded with a seven man and five woman jury after a two hour session before Judge Clyde Shumaker. The prosecution sought a verdict of first degree murder as witnesses testified, while the defense argued for acquittal. The case centers on the January Cabot killing and potential sentence to the electric chair.
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Local Firemen To Take Part In UC Celebration
About 10 members of Corry’s volunteer fire department will join the Union City Fire Department in the annual parade and homecoming carnival to be staged by UC firemen over two days. Highlights include TV personality appearances, 40 units, bands and floats, and trophies for best tankers and units. Judges include Corry fire chief Jerome Davis and Union City Fire Company member Lyle Showers.
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Man Charged With Drunk Driving After Hitting Parked Car
Braswell, 47, of RD 4 Rotrys Way, is charged with drunk driving after veering on West Pleasant Street and hitting a parked Sheriff vehicle. Damage to Braswell car is estimated at 150 dollars and the Sheriff’s car at 100 dollars. Investigating officers collected a blood sample at the hospital. Chief Harley Drake oversaw the field test and transport.
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