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Youth Given 15-30 Year Term For Assault
A youth was sentenced to a term ranging from 15 to 30 years for assault. The court heard details about the incident and the suspect’s involvement in the offense, with references to the broader context of the case and related legal actions.
Corry School Board Hears Tax Hike and Budget Plans
The Corry school board considers a 1 mill tax increase to cover a $2,700 expense and a budget change to about $2,400 for the purest. Social security integration would cost roughly $2,830, with teachers opposing it in favor of the current retirement plan. A vote to approve the budget follows a deadlock among directors with mixed opinions on social security integration.
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Waterford Dairy Coop Sued Over Withheld Funds
Waterford dairy farmer GC Humes files common pleas suit against Erie Crawford Dairy Cooperative Association alleging $1 744 was withheld from monthly dairy payments to cover a fertilizer bill filed before he owned the business He says the coop had no right to use his funds to pay the bill and notes he acquired the business from Alden Phelps to settle a prior debt.
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GOP Set To Slash Leader's Budget
The GOP plans major budget cuts across departments led by Welfare. Leader's request of 221 million was reduced to 194 million. Gov's Commerce Department request cut by 67 percent to 4.9115 million. Other cuts include Public Instruction 10 million and Health 9.2 million. State-aided hospitals and homes for children and aged receive 24 million and 752.1 thousand respectively, matching Leader's recommendations. Institutions like Temple, Pittsburgh, and Penn State are affected.
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Sugarcreek Area Arsonist Sought By Authorities
Franklin police report no progress on four unexplained fires in Sugarcreek Venango County. The latest targeted the Sugarcreek Methodist Church with kerosene in a stairwell. Two Franklin men’ s residences burned last week in an arson pattern as investigators search for a suspect.
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Deadly Kansas twister leaves widespread ruin
Severe storms swept across Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and the Dakotas with tornadoes and flooding. At least 34 people died and towns near Ottawa Kansas suffered heavy damage including destroyed homes, a high school and businesses. Police appealed for generators and rescue crews as hospitals prepared to treat dozens of injured.
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