Erie County Schools Approved for Handicapped Classes
State Board of Education approved 92 special classes for handicapped pupils in Erie County for 1987 88. Seventy seven were run by districts, Corr y School District operated four, and Erie County School Board ran 16 in county schools. State funds cover the cost difference between special and regular class education.
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Harrisburg
Erie County
State Board of Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Corry
Erie County School Board
Erie Man Charged With Arson After Eastside Fire
An Erie man Francis Bernatowicz, 45, was charged with arson after allegedly telling detectives he tried to burn down his eastside home. He appeared before Alderman Fabrizi, posted $2,000 bail, and a preliminary hearing was set for March 22 at 10 30 am. Police recovered gasoline cans and soaked samples at the scene.
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Erie
Francis Bernatowicz
Larry R. Fabrizi
Mabrizi
Jean
Fabrizi
Bernatowicz
State Street
John W. Grenberg
Grenberg
Marshial
Albert Vota
Vota
British Foreign Secretary Replaced Over Gold Crisis
In London the world gold crisis ends George Brown’s tenure as foreign secretary and elevates Michael Stewart to the post. Brown resigns citing government decision making, while Stewart vows policy continuity though the party faces internal strife and calls for Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s resignation.
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London
George Brown
Michael Stewart
Stewart
Harold Wilson
Brown
U.S
Vietnam
Britain
Wilson
Washington
Labor Party
Patrick Gordon Walker
Labor
Anthony Barber
Foreign Office
Reconsider Pennsylvania Credit Rating Downgrade
AP Harrisburg report states Moody's will reevaluate Pennsylvania bonds after overpaying interest. Budget Secretary Arthur F Sampson said Moody's promised to review indebtedness and adjust figures, with per capita debt cited at 690 versus 171 in state figures. Bond issuance and authorities cited as context.
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Harrisburg
New York
Pennsylvania
Arthur F Sampson
Moody's Investors’ Service, Inc
Moody's
Sampson
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Lampgett
Go Unchecked Propose Regular Tests For Nation's 400000 Private Pilots
Washington AP reports proposals to require periodic refresher courses and proficiency tests for nonprofessional pilots. FAA cites 1966 data: 5,712 aircraft accidents, 1,151 fatalities. pleasure flying caused 2,468 accidents and 712 deaths. Public debate shows private pilots oppose new restrictions while officials push for recurrent training to curb congestion and accidents.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administr ‘Ration
FAA
Ue Communications
William F McKee
BAA
Dim Greenough
Lake Crystal
Mina
Albert J. LaMere
Munster Ind
Okla
George D. Stathers
Stathers
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West Germany
Toad
Ment
Paris
Edgewood
Youngsville
Moscow
Pozharsky
Gordy
Steregushchy
Madras
Bombay
Tass
Mysore
Odessa
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Zyxoma
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Ave
West South ST
Solts
Colgate
Gardol
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