Elderly Corryite Hit By Car During Snow Squall
An 87 year old Corry man, Gus Castrantas of 22 West Pleasant Street, was struck by a Jeep driven by George T Savko of Columbus at West South street and First avenue yesterday at 2 40 pm during a snow squall. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital and scheduled for surgery.
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Gus Castrantas
West Pleasant Street
Castrantas
George T. Savko
Columbus
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
West South Street
First Avenue
Savko
Mother Nature
Erie
National Weather Service
Officers Track Pair 2 Miles in pursuit near Sciota Lumber Co
Two Bath City officers stopped at Sciota Lumber Co at 2 a.m. and pursued two suspects who had removed a gas cap and fled toward Selota Street. Cpl. Joel Steele and Officer John Kelsey tracked two sets of tracks for two miles before arresting Thomas R. Smith and Andrew B. Johnson on conspiracy and theft charges. They were arraigned before District Justice Patsy Nichols with a hearing to be scheduled.
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Sciota Lumber Co
Joel Steele
John Kelsey
Selota Street
Steele
Kelsey
Thomas R. Smith
East Pleasant Street
Andrew B. Johnson
Snyder Circle
Patsy Nichols
Corry Area Roads Reduction Panel Named in Harrisburg
The State Transportation Advisory Committee names 18 transportation experts and lawmakers to a special panel studying how to shrink Pennsylvania's state highway system. No Corry area members are chosen despite local concerns. A November 23 meeting in Harrisburg will discuss returning local service roads to municipalities and the finances of road turnback.
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State Transportation Advisory Committee
Pennsylvania
Corry
William Sherlock
Sherlock
Highway ‘Construction Association
R. Budd Dwyer
Penndot
United States
Larson
Penndogt
If Not Doing Job PennDOT Will Clean House
Harrisburg AP Transport Secretary William Sherlock vows a department wide reorganization for all PennDOT employees not performing. He says the job must be done and will review civil service structure before starting next week.
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Harrisburg
William Sherlock
Penndot
Sherlock
Agreement Reached UPS Settlement Near Washington
An informed source says a tentative deal may end the eight week UPS strike affecting 15 eastern states. Officials caution talks continue this weekend to refine language and seek local approvals early next week as 16,000 Teamsters press for core issues.
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Washington
Sitiren
Teamsters Union
United Parcel Service
UPS
Associated Press
National Mediation Service
William McCarthy
Teamsters
McCarthy
Maine
Death penalty ruled unconstitutional in one Pa case
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court panel ruled Pennsylvania's death penalty law vague in the Moody case, saying standards for mitigating factors and judge imposition were missing. The ruling applies only to this case and is not binding on other judges. appeal to the state Supreme Court is planned.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Peter Foster
Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
Huntingdon County
Supreme Court
Fridlay
David N. Savitt
Lawrence Prattis
Juanita Kidd Stout
Theodore Moody
James H
Bubbles
Price
Holmesburg
John Griffin
Theodore Brown
Moody
Philadelphia Dist. Atty
Emmett Fitzpatrick
U.S. Supreme Court
Paraplegic Mom Wins Custody Battle For Baby
Celestine Tate born without use of arms or legs granted full custody by Family Court Judge Edward Hosenberg after a six month review amid state welfare challenges. Tate, 21, plans to marry soon and live with her grandparents while caring for Niya. An overheated padded bra allegedly caused a separate fire in San Luis Obispo, with damage limited to laundry.
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Philadelphia
Celestine Tate
Family Court
Edward Hosenberg
Priday
Miss Wate
State Department of Public Welfare
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Hames
Rosenberg
Weware
Miss Tate
Niya
Agreea Eri
Victims Now Eligible for Crime Compensation Benefits
Rep. Forest W. Hopkins urged victims of violent crime to file for compensation with the Crime Victim's Compensation Board after November 8. The program covers unreimbursable expenses up to 29,000 dollars for injuries, with eligibility rules including timely reporting and no provocation. Death claims allow dependents to seek expenses and lost earnings up to 15,000 dollars, with multiple conditions applying. City Council faces a light agenda for the Monday meeting with bids on city property, parking penalties issue, and project status updates from the consulting engineer and administrator.
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Forest W. Hopkins
North East
Hopkins
Crime Victim's Compensation Board
Department of Justice
Capitol Annex
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Main Capitol Building
Erie County Republican
David Johnson
Robert Grice
Hoover Memo Said Oswald Planned Kennedy Killing
The Justice Department reportedly found a 1964 memo in which J Edgar Hoover said he was told Oswald discussed with Cuban officials a plan to kill President Kennedy. Washington Post reports quote sources as saying the memo described Oswald visiting the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City less than two months before the assassination.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
J. Eagar Hoover
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Washington Post
Hoover
Oswald
CIA
Freedom of
Mexico City
Kennedy
Dallas
Dack Ruby
Cuba
Castro
Post
Warren Commission
Commission
Mer
Rolando Cubela
Cubela
CLA
Contra
House
Martin Luther King Jr
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Asay
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Teamster
Frank Fitzsimmons
Partme
Atty
Edward H Levi
U.S
Richard A. Sprague
Soviet Union
Richard Helms
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