Approve Two Coolers With Ten Restrictions By Zoning Board
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment approved the appeal of Raymond Piccirillo and Robert Church to add one outside cooler at each of two buildings, Columbus Packing Co and Country Foods, with strict conditions. No exterior changes beyond the coolers. coolers placed behind Country Foods. up to two muffled outside compressor units per cooler. potential relocation inside if noise persists. a seven foot redwood fence to be erected within 30 days. no eastward vehicle access or outside storage east of the fence. outdoor storage limited to rear and screened. a metal dumpster area to be kept clean and odor free. gravel area not for public parking. strict adherence to performance standards and variance terms. OCC withdrawal possible if violations occur.
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City Zoning Board of Adjustment
Raymond Piceirillo
Robert Church
Columbus Packing Co
Country Foods Restaurant
Piccirilla
Church
Country Foods
Senate To Reject Pa Budget Looms In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the House passed a stripped down 5.2 billion budget aimed for Senate rejection before the June 30 deadline. It would cut state spending, lay off about 6,000 workers, with no extra money for public schools and potential tax hikes on income and sales. If the Senate concurs, Gov. Shapp would approve or veto items. otherwise a conference committee would shape a final plan.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
House-Senate
Shapp
Summer at Seneca playground features wooden fort
Summer at Seneca shows children posing at a new park feature in Seneca Park as part of a larger parks and recreation upgrade aided by federal funding. The area includes swings and a concrete castle as play structures, with a playful note about a photographer nearly swept away by the scene.
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Seneca Park
Seneca
Martin
Supreme Court bars death penalty for rape nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that states may not impose the death penalty for rape, saying the punishment is disproportional. The decision, reversing Ehrlich Coker’s sentence for a 1974 rape in Georgia, signals limits on capital punishment and could affect future cases involving crimes without a murder. Justice White authored the opinion with Justices Stewart, Blackmun and Stevens.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Georgia
Ehrlich
Anthony Coker
Waycross
White
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
John Paul Stevens
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Coker
Powell
United States
Pirates Stealing Energy Hit Western Pennsylvania Utilities
AP reports energy theft through meter tampering in 23 counties. West Penn Power notes 120 confirmed cases in five months costing about 25000 dollars, with methods ranging from devices to rigged meters. Equitable Gas cites around 100 theft cases since November, where customers restore service after shutdowns.
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Pittsburgh
Robert van Atta
West Penn Power Co
van Atta
West Penn Power
Pennsylvania
van Alta
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable
Walter Rogers
Rogers
One Kiss Sure Was Costly in Apartheid Johannesburg
A black man in Johannesburg was fined 230 dollars or 200 days in jail for kissing a white woman on the cheek in an elevator, with the court noting action between races can become insulting. The case highlights apartheid tensions as protests and arrests surged at John Vorster Square over detention of black student leaders.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Amour Loren
Chrisostome Magubane
Miss Loren
Central Post Office
Magubane
Magabane
Loren
J. J. J. Luther
Pretoria
John Vorster
United States
Archbishop Lefebvre ordains 14 priests defying Pope
Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre presided at a three hour rite near Le Febvre’s Econe seminary ordaining 14 priests and 16 subdeacons, including American Anthony Cekada of Milwaukee and Terrence Finnegan of Rapid City, as part of his campaign against Vatican II reforms. He vowed to continue defying Pope Paul VI and rejected claims of an irreparable church rupture, accusing infiltrators of destroying the church.
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Econe
Switzerland
Marcel Lefebvre
Paul VI
Lefebvre
Pius V
Econe Seminary
Anthony Cekada
Milwaukee
Wis
Terrence Finnegan
Rapid City
Dak
Amateur burglar breaks into Corry Public Library at night
A rank amateur burglar broke into the Corry Public Library by forcing a front door and smashing an interior window. Librarian Francis Carpenter found the break‑in this morning and notified police. Police estimate minor damage and minimal loot, just an old broom.
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Corry Public Library
Francis Carpenter
PennDOT official to meet Corry motorists at YMCA
Tomorrow night a public meeting at 7 20 p m in the YMCA all purpose room brings PennDOT District Engineer Richard Fox and planning personnel to Corry. Residents will see a color display on local road conditions and have a Q A session to press for highway improvements.
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Penndot
Richard Fox
Corry
YMCA
Journal
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Edinboro State College
Pirates
Hanns Neuerbourg
Preas
Paul
Pope Paul
Dakar
Moscow
France
West Germany
Italy
Walter D. Johnson
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