Erie DA declines to prosecute girl who shot fetus
Erie County District Attorney Michael Palmisano will not prosecute an 18-year-old college student who shot herself in an abortion involving a six-month fetus. Police called the case unusual and tragic, but officials cited lack of malice and legal limits on prosecuting self-induced abortion.
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Turkish Student Killed as Troops Hunt for U.S. Airmen
An Ankara university dorm siege left one student dead and a dozen injured as Turkish troops and students clashed during a search for four missing American airmen. Helicopters flew over the campus while authorities claimed the situation was under control and the airmen had not been found.
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Dem Leaders Predict Poor Chance for GOP Budget Bill
In Harrisburg Democratic leaders forecast minimal prospects for a Republican bill to bar future tax actions unless the governor’s budget is detailed. The plan would create a six member Spending Reform Commission to review each budget item, report in 20 days, and apply amid Gov. Shapp’s push for a quick budget.
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Shapp Aims At April 19 To Start Tax Deductions
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp targets April 19 to begin state income tax deductions affecting about 2.5 million Pennsylvanians. He cautions delays risk the date, with May 1 as a backup. He outlines a graduated tax plan, constitutional changes, interstate tax agreements, and a budget timetable including a July 1 spending deadline.
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$200,000 Scholarship Fund Left By Late Corry Jeweler And Wife
The estate of Elesha EB. Betty Phillips of 29 West Congress Street, Corry, has created a $200,000 W. E. and Betty Phillips Scholarship Fund to aid Corry Area High School graduates from area districts pursue higher education in accredited U.S. colleges or universities. The fund, to be managed by Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co. of Warren, will be overseen by a three person committee including the school superintendent, the high school principal, and a Corry resident appointed by Erie County Orphans Court. Scholarships will be awarded based on income and need, with up to 48 months of support possible, without regard to race or religion. The will also leaves bequests to friends, churches, and veterans groups.
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FAA Tightens Oversight on Small Charter Flights
Washington AP report says Transportation Secretary Volpe orders tighter FAA control over small charter operators, bringing them under same federal scrutiny as airlines. FAA to issue comprehensive guidelines, require flight plans, and pursue continuous surveillance to curb illegal charters and ensure safety.
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Snowy Road Crashes Involve State Police Cruiser
Ten inches of heavy snow and high winds caused drifts on area roads leading to two crashes yesterday. In Corry Route 97, Trooper William Barbour stopped to aid stalled vehicles when a car skidded into his cruiser. no injuries, cruiser damage $150. In Route 8 near Tillotson corners, Eric Garnett 18 and Arthur Martin 53 collided as a drifted section forced a rear-end crash. no injuries.
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Possible Special Voter Registration Considered in Corry
The report indicates a potential special voter registration in Corry after initial approval failed with county commissioners. Democratic officials push for action led by Mrs. George Downey and GOP chair Raymond G. Weber, with labor leader John Bolan joining. Registration, if approved, must be set up before March 29. There is a Tokyo capsule note about a time capsule discovery.
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