Counselling Services Center formed by two local facilities
Corry Mental Health Clinic and the Care and Share Center merge to create Counselling Services Center, housing psycho social rehabilitation for about 200 monthly clients from Corry and surrounding areas. Open house planned after remodeling ends in July, with volunteers and staff named and programs like arts crafts and woodworking highlighted.
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Bond Issue Under Scrutiny By Pennsylvania Securities Commission
The Pennsylvania Securities Commission has begun an investigation into a $190000 bond issue used to finish Faith Church Corry Christian School. Robert Ganley of the Pittsburgh office will oversee the inquiry as church debts, unpaid bills, and a church leadership dispute threaten the congregation’s finances.
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Mangini Guilty In Warren Killing
Anthony R Mangini was found guilty of first degree murder in the February 12 shotgun killing of Warren State Hospital patient Jason Jones. The jury deliberated about four hours before reaching the verdict at 10 48 a m Judge Wolfe delayed sentencing pending post trial appeals Mangini testified he was not at the scene and declined comment along with his attorney Warren County DA Bonavita praised the State Police investigation for the verdict
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Jason Jones
Warren County
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Erie
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Pennsylvania
Phone Booth Call May Cost 25 Cents in Future
AT&T chairman John deButts says local booth calls may rise to 25 cents, with 10-cent base fares raised in 10 states and 18 cents in four. Louisiana still charges a nickel. Some states may seek 25-cent increases, per U S News World Report interview.
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Police crack down on speeding with weekend traffic arrest surge
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania state police logged 2 800 traffic arrests during two maximum enforcement weekends on Interstate highways. Col James D Barger said efforts target violators as 1 245 motorists were cited Sunday, mostly for speeding, with 1 084 passenger cars and 161 commercial vehicles cited. A prior six hour crackdown Friday yielded 1 124 arrests. About 125 troopers participated Sunday using extra radar and unconventional vehicles.
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Cover-up Suggestion on JFK Assassination by White House
Sen. Richard Schweiker urges the new Senate intelligence committee to pursue possible White House involvement in Cuba related links to President Kennedy’s assassination. He cites omitted Warren Commission leads and hints at a pro Castro or anti Cast ro element, arguing for full public disclosure and accountability.
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Reform Bid Proposes Decriminalizing Juvenile Status Offenses
Harrisburg report covers a bill to decriminalize truancy and running away, shifting youths to welfare care with secure facilities for delinquents. Judges fear service gaps while advocates push group homes, crisis centers, and funding to replace jail commitments.
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Beir ut Port Suffer Shelling Amid Civil Tensions
AP brief notes leftist Moslems shelling the port of Sune in Beirut and clashes around the airport as mounting tensions flare. Reports cite Beirut Radio on retaliatory actions by Christian elites, with regional leaders and international figures reacting amid a fragile security climate.
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Nation in Brief: POWs debate code of conduct overhaul
In Washington a Pew committee reviews whether POWs should have latitude beyond nam, rank, service number and birth date. The issue resurfaces as 586 American POWs were freed by Vietnamese captors over three years ago.
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Pew
Ironworkers ratify three year contract in Pennsylvania
AP reports strik ing ironworkers approve a three year pact ending a dispute that idled 2,500 workers in western Pennsylvania. Local 3 members vote 490 to 92 to accept, with a $2.55 per hour raise over the contract. Also in Pennsylvania, a chartered gospel group bus crash injures four, sending 13 to Fulton County Medical Center.
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