City Council hearing on Keppel nuisance case defense
City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle defended his handling of the Keppel property nuisance abatement on East Main Street at a Monday council session. He blamed delays on Erie attorney Gary Shapira, while critics say the article misrepresented process and suggested faster pretrial memoranda to spur action.
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Douglas Rozelle
Robert Keppel
East Main Street
Rozelle
Gary Shapira
Erie
Keppel
Shapira
Law-Ag
United States
Boy Hero Scalp Reattached After Bear Attack
A one year old boy, Chad Taskinen, is in satisfactory condition at Kitimat General Hospital after surgeons stitched his scalp back onto his head following a bear attack. The 300 pound black bear injured him near his home on Thursday in Kitimat, British Columbia. Klaus Kuschke fatally shot the bear from 60 yards, and searchers found the scalp two hours later, 30 yards from the attack site.
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Kitimat
Canada
Chad Taskinen
Kitimat General Hospital
British Columbia
Klaus Kuschke
Chad
Our Homme
Kushke
Rape and multiple crashes draw state police to Corry area
State police from the Corry substation investigated a rape case dated in October with the incident likely between 4 and 5 a.m., involving a 15-year-old girl southeast of Union City and a still unidentified 25-year-old suspect. In separate incidents, Robert M. Alford and Roger D. McElroy were in a Route 6 crash west of Corry with Alford charged with drunk driving, another one-car crash on Scott's Crossing injured the driver Bruce Jaquith, and a Route 6 crash near Corry injured Mark C. Baccus with severe damage but no serious injuries.
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Corry
Union City
Robert M. Alford
B.D. 3
Roger D. McElroy
B.D
Spring Creek
McElroy
Alford
Scott's Crossing
Bruce Jaquith
B.D. 2
Scotts Crossing Road
Route 6
Mark C. Baccus
Baccus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dime Phone Charge Plea Tested By Pennsylvania PUC
HARRISBURG AP The Bell of Pennsylvania seeks a 137 million rate rise that would end free directory assistance and raise pay phone and monthly service charges. Bell argues higher earnings are needed to improve service and attract investors, while consumer groups call the hike excessive amid flagging profits for residents. If approved, 411 directory assistance would cost 20 cents after three free calls. pay phone calls would rise from 10 to 20 cents. residential bills could rise 41 cents to 1.27 monthly, commercial up to 2.49. The issue has spanned 11 months with 53 hearings, and a final decision will follow.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Bell of Pennsylvania
PUC
Bell
Pennsylvania
Commission
Tan W. Robinson
Revenue and Finance
Robinson
Mark Widoff
Consumer Advocate
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mandel Gets 4 Years From Maryland Governor Conviction
Gov. Marvin Mandel was sentenced to four years in prison for political corruption. The first sitting governor convicted of a federal crime since 1924, Mandel showed calm sadness outside the federal courthouse and said he was insolvent yet not without family support. Acting Gov. Blair Lee will remain in office as Mandel plans no immediate path forward.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Federal
Mandel
Maryland
Indiana
Warren MacCray
Blair Lee
Lee
Annapolis
Taylor
Minimum Pay Hike Near Washington A1 118
More than three million American workers would get a 35 cent increase in the federal minimum wage on January 1, raising the floor from $2.30 to $2.65 per hour. Senate and House plans differ on future raises, with the Senate proposing 25 cent yearly jumps to $3.40 by 1981 and the House proposing 20 cent yearly raises to $3.05 by 1980. The measure affects about 3.1 million workers and passed the Senate 63 to 24 after rejecting youth exemptions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pete V. Dominici
Rn.m
Death in high speed chase leaves man dead near Cambridge Springs
In Meadville area a high speed chase ending near Route 19 south of Cambridge Springs left Howard Lee Feltenberger dead at 51 after his car overturned and struck trees while following John Hanas 19 in a pursuit that began with an alleged brush on a pedestrian. Feltenberger’s son Gary witnessed the crash as the investigation continues and no charges have been filed against Hanas.
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Meadville
Howard Lee Keltenberger
Feltenberger
Gary
Cambridge Springs
John Hanas
Waterford
UN Ul Feltenberger
Manas Feltenberger
Corry Back In First After Northwestern Win
Corry fullback Ward Cox ran for 67 yards as the team defeated Northwestern 13-8 on the road. Tony Rushin delivered the handoff behind a solid Beaver interior line led by Mike Harvey sealing the inside. The victory ties Corry with Harborcreek for first place and sets up a pivotal stretch run.
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Corry
Ward Cox
Tony Rushin
Beaver
Mike Harvey
Cox
Northwestern
Harborcreek
Journal
Yenchak
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Cleveland
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Robert L. Taylor
William Scott
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de Wilburn Thomas
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