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Parole Board Pay Hike Sparks Review Demands in Harrisburg
State parole board members won a 100 percent raise after 16 years without a raise, despite being a full time five member panel with salaries set by the legislature. Critics urge a review system for all boards, noting gaps in personnel, pay, and accounting, while officials resist centralizing pay decisions.
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Two Suits Filed Over Spartan Inns Design Work
Erie County Court hears a complaint by Spartan Inns against James E. Timpe, alleging improper design work on the motel. An Erie couple seeks more than $10,000 in damages for injuries Mrs Jehle claims from a Sept 14 1975 fall at the motel, with Erie County Industrial Development Authority also named as a co defendant.
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Richard H. Scobell
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Timpe
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Pharmacists May Lose Licenses In Erie case
Two Erie pharmacists Peter Intrieri and Ronald Intrieri pleaded guilty to diverting over 300000 dollars of narcotic drugs. They appeared before the Pennsylvania Board in Harrisburg, facing possible license suspension or revocation. Both are jailed on related counts and co-own Medi Center Pharmacy. Ambrose expects suspension, not revocation, due to first appearance.
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Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Licensure Board
Harrisburg
Peter Intrieri
Ronald Intrieri
Erie County
Medi- Center
Leonard Ambrose
McClelland Set To Run Again For Erie Bench
Erie County Judge Lindley McClelland announced plans to seek retention for a 10 year term in next November's General Election. He follows a 10 year tenure on the Common Pleas Court after earlier roles as district attorney. The retention system lets voters approve or reject another term without opposition.
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Lindley McClelland
McClelland
Common Pleas Court
Edward Carney
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Area Ministers Plan For Thanksgiving Eve Service
Ecumenical service scheduled for Wednesday November 24 at First Presbyterian Church of Corry hosted by Corry Area Ministerial Association. Rev William Mellveen to deliver message with a diverse lineup of local pastors. A nursery and WWCE broadcast support, community choir under James Brunswick, and a free will offering aiding Corry Anchor House and an interdenominational World Hunger Appeal.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
John Graham
First Presbyterian Church
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
John Lucas
St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church
Gerald Martin
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
A.L. Patrick Maier
St.Paul's- Lutheran- Church
WWCE
James Brunswick
Ministerial Association
Roger Peterson
First United Methodist Church
Martin
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Anchor House
Erie DA declines to enforce Sunday Blue Laws
Erie County District Attorney Robert Chase said he will not carry the torch to enforce the Sunday Blue Laws but will prosecute if arrests are made. Officials expect minimal enforcement as area stores plan Sunday openings for the Christmas shopping season and state police and Millcreek authorities indicate a hands-off approach.
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Erie County
Robert Chase
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Millcreek
Russia Work On Huge Bomber Tanker Plane
U S military intelligence believes the Soviets are developing a tanker variant of the Backfire bomber to extend its reach into the United States. The new tanker could be ready within 10 months, potentially enabling long range strikes and complicating arms talks.
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Warren County commissioners blast DA over mistrial costs
Warren County commissioners sharply criticized District Attorney Samuel Bonagita for his handling of last week's Francis Reed murder trial, which ended in a mistrial. They estimate costs could reach about 10 000 with juror fees, lodging, transport to Willow Bay boat launch, and expert testimony, including a Pittsburgh pathologist.
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Samuel Bonagita
Francis Reed
David Rice
James Marshall
Harry Anderson
Charles Whelan
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Willow Bay
Reed
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Marshall
Robert Wolfe
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Robert Lee Evan II
Bradford
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Braford
Sam Bonavita
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