Quinlan Remains Stable After Breathing Support
Quinlan, stable in a New Jersey hospital, remains on life support with feeding tubes and ventilator care five weeks after doctors began court-ordered withdrawal. Guardian Stephen Gintan reports she looks like a normal 21 year old outside the tubes, while her case continues to raise legal and ethical questions about a parent's right to end treatment for an incompetent child.
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Clymer Barn Fire Halted by About 200 Firemen
About 200 volunteer firemen fought a barn blaze in Clymer yesterday and stopped the fire before spreading. Officials said the attack began as the flames broke out and crews moved in to prevent further damage to the structure and nearby properties.
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Ceremony Set To Open Dr Raymond Ho Office In Clymer
Joseph A Lepkoaki a district 8 legislator joins town supervisors in naming Dr Raymond Ho Day at a 12 30 p m ceremony in Clymer with a ribbon cutting and refreshments. Ho has run the Clymer Medical Clinic for a year amid local good will. Fire crews battled a hay barn fire near the town with spontaneous ignition while multiple departments responded.
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George Wright
Frank Barney
John Jacobs
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Police Probe Burglary and Theft Here
Police investigate two burglaries totaling about 700 dollars. Carol Roberts at 29 West Church Street reported entry while away, taking a CB radio, radio gear, tapes, clothes, money, a play bank, silver dollars and misc items. Judy Silvis at 712 West Pleasant Street reported a theft of a black plastic zipper bag. leads are being pursued.
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West Church
Judy Silvis
West Pleasant Strees
Alleged Huff Slayer Won't Have Bail
Erie County Judge William Pradt denied bond for murder suspect Okey Boys citing potential damage to society. This marked a second bail refusal in the case as defense and protestations from attorneys were noted amid chaotic court proceedings.
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Edinboro
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Harrassment Charges From Hare Creek Mobile Court Scene
Scene at the Hare Creek Mobile Court on Selote street involved individuals charged with harassment. Donald Stanboro Sr and his son Donald Niemeyer of the trailer court, Linda Fahlman Vera and two others faced counts tied to motorized capers around the area.
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Home Rule Set To Sell Government Charter Heads To Voters
The Erie County Government Study Commission chair presented a compromise Home Rule Charter to commissioners. It would abolish several county offices and create a county executive and seven district based county coun cils with a unified clerk of records. The proposal'', endorsed by Commissioners Dill and Flatley, awaits voter approval in November. Boyes reserved comment.
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Michael Flatley
Karl Boyes
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Consumer Helped By PUC Rulings
Harrisburg AP reports two victories for utility customers as a Senate bill would create a state consumer advocate to represent the public before the Public Utility Commission. The package would require hearings, curb retroactive increases, extend payment grace, and tighten fuel adjustment rules while raising commissioners salaries and banning outside jobs.
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Asbestos Workers Protest Over Medical Clause
A Johns-Manville Long Beach group lines up by coffins to demand a medical clause in the expired contract. They memorialize 18 months of reported asbestos related deaths among 1] workers at the plant, urging negotiations to prevent asbestosis and asbestos cancer.
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Long Beach
Calif
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Ida Hays Returns Home After Major Facial Surgery
Ida Hays, 11, returned to La Grande after undergoing 10 hours of complex facial surgery in New York last month. Local residents raised about $10,000 to help cover costs, and Ida met a warm welcome from Mayor Fitzgerald and many well wishers. Her mother and grandmother described the emotional homecoming as Ida thanked supporters and planned to respond to hundreds of letters.
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Lebanese Christians Launch Three Fronts Against Palestinians
Reports from Beirut say Lebanese Christians with Syrian backers pushing a three front offensive against Palestinian guerrillas and leftist Lebanese Muslims. Forces claim capture of a refugee camp as Tal Zaatar comes under a new assault amid regional clashes.
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Lebanon
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Ford to study photojournalism in university program
Susan Ford plans to enroll in the photojournalism curriculum at the University of Kansas William Allen White School of Journalism for the second semester of the 1978 77 academic year. The brief item notes her return to classroom study and interest in reporting and media work.
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Kan
Susan Ford
William Allen White School of Journalism
University of Kannap
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