Community Ads Chronicle of June Events and Sales
Local notices list film screenings and store sales across Cathers Dodd Farms Moose Lodge Country Fabric Shop and more. Highlights include porch sales on June 30 and July 1, Montgomery Wards opening, tax deadline for Concord Township, and a Farmers Market space call by Leo Jackman. Public events include Twelfth Night by Brokenstraw Players at the high school and weekend bank promotions with draw prizes and free personalized checks. Numerous local businesses advertise specials, raffles, and grand openings with dates, locations, and times.
New Signs Set To Improve Area Driving
PennDOT plans new route signs on Route 6 to ease Warren traffic confusion. A sign before the Ludlow Street exit will warn drivers the expressway ends in about 4,500 feet, and another directs Warren-bound traffic to exit at Ludlow. Special signs for the Ludlow exits require two to three weeks to produce, with a four to six week trial next.
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Warren
West End
Richard Fox
Penndot
Franklin
Main Avenue
Ludlow Street
Pleasant Township
Warren Borough
Fox
Ludlow
Dis Vnet
County court unit eyes split from Erie DA area
A plan to transfer several Erie County District Attorney staff to a new criminal court administrator office is brewing. Gregory Orlando will lead the 18 000 2 year post starting July 1 and oversee scheduling of all county criminal cases. Officials say staffing and costs depend on transfers and new hires, and a meeting with county officials is planned this week to discuss the move.
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Erie
Erie County District Attorney's Office
Robert Chase
Gregory Orlando
Orlando
Erie County
Joseph Schmitt
James Casey
Sduge Edward Carney
Casey and
Chase
Dear Abby advice column letters on marriage and habits
Readers share concerns on bathing together to conserve water, cluttered garages from saved newspapers and magazines, and clumsy habits. A reply advises setting limits on saving papers, storing items outside living spaces, and communicating deadlines to resolve the clutter and hazards.
Beaten Wives Remain Silent
Washington AP reports author Richard Levy and Roger Langley argue a 28 million figure for married women battered by husbands shows a conspiracy of silence. They describe a dismissive stance by officials and society, urge federal guidelines for shelters, and note eight to ten percent of abuse includes lethal weapons.
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Roger C. Langley
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United States
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National Institute of Mental Health
FBI
American Bar Association
HEW
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