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Incumbent Foe Beats Back in Special Senate Frame
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Paving Bill Raises Question on West Side Street Work
Mr and Mrs Kim Thompson of 606 Marion report a 2500 paving bill for the Marion street area north of West Smith. Water issues left the new street looking poor and the Thompsons fear mortgage to cover the cost while seeking relief. Journal Photo by Eaton.
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Erie DA Defends Blue Laws Enforcement Focus
In the Erie area the district attorney remains firm on blue laws, seeking court action clearance. Warren and Crawford Counties push ahead with prosecutions. Titusville targets Big Wheel and Super Duper, while Jamesway in Warren faced similar action last week. Erie County continues the enforcement stance.
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Big Wheel
Jamesway
Erie County
Sparta Man Killed By Farm Tractor
A Spartansburg area man, Martin Trulik, 62, died when a farm tractor flipped on a hill behind his home while he was pulling a small tree. Coroner and state police reported the accident occurred between 6:15 and 11 p.m. Trulik’s wife found him pinned under the tractor after returning home. Firefighters assisted at the scene. The obituary continues on the back page alongside local Blue Laws and Sunday sales notes.
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Ed Hasbrouck
Emma Alta
Fishers
Ronald Cole
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Ray McCray
Joseph Fleming
Protest Over FCA Billing Stirs Cambridge Springs
Residents protest National Fuel Gas billing claiming FCA charges are improper. Customers paid with two checks, one for gas and one for FCA adjustments, yet many checks were canceled or returned. Local NPC office denies mishandling, urging customers to follow proper procedures.
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Faith Church Joins ECNA Denomination
Faith Church on West Washington street extension will join the Evangelical Church of North America. The former independent church, wracked by financial and pastoral issues, has reorganized and merged to become Faith Evangelical Church under Rev. Charles Palmer who has led since October. The ECNA base is Indianapolis. Bonds were refinanced after an SEC investigation. Corry Christian School, once run by the church, is now run by an independent board. Average attendance is 180 and growth is hoped under ECNA stewardship.
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Plan to shut down 12 maternity wards in 15 hospitals
Health planners in Southwestern Pennsylvania propose consolidating maternity services across 10 counties, reducing beds and upset communities. They warn contraints could raise costs, while noting birth rates have fallen from 17.7 to 12.6 per 1000 over a decade. Local hospitals vow to resist closures amid concerns for access and ethics.
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Jeannette Memorial Hospital
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Ted Combs
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