Local Man Held After Shotgun Chase Through City Streets
Carmen Rainieri, 33, of Mott Street, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of endangering others after firing two shotgun blasts at a pursuing car during a city chase. Bond set at $1,000. incident injured a house siding and window but not people.
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Carmen Rainieri
Mott Street
Douglas Rozelle
East South Street
Marilyn Rainieri
Wright Street
Warren Johnson
East Smith Street
Rozelle
Rainieri
Julius Wotus
Fraternal Order of Police
The
Moose Club
Kenneth Nichols
Pennsylvania
Johnson House
Sciota Street
Auditor Finds Corry Area School Accounts Fine with Recommendations
A study of the Corry Area School District finances covers the year ending June 30, 1975. Auditor Mear Keane reports the records are in good condition but points to three areas for change including fund accounting in the Activities Fund, hiring and time reporting, and delinquent tax collection with two proposed options for improving revenue.
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Corry Area
Mear M. Keane
CPA
Keane
Meadville
Robert and Keane
Home Rule Meeting Set In Columbus
The Warren County Home Rule Charter Commission will hold a public meeting in the Community Building in Columbus on Tuesday October 28. The proposed charter will be on the ballot in the general election on November 4. The charter will be available for public examination daily in the Columbus Post Office and at the meeting. Speakers will discuss current county government and the proposed charter. Interested persons from any municipality are invited.
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Warren County Home Rule Charter Commission
Columbus
Township Planning Commission
Ford Limo Crash In Hartford Ends With Minor Injury
A 19 year old Meriden driver ran a green light and hit President Ford’s armored limousine in Hartford. A party member suffered a fractured finger. Ford was unharmed. Police delayed charges pending blood test results. The incident followed other security scares during Ford trips.
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Hartford
Thomas Grant
Meriden
Ford
Washington
Secret Service
Buick
GOP
Fairy Tale Upbringing in Schools Sparks Debate
Philadelphia teachers discuss whether children today lack fairy tale imagination due to TV. Some see a Disney influenced bias, others defend fairy tales as valuable for dreams and literacy, citing read alouds at Sheppard Elementary and calls for broader tales like Rapunzel and The Three Pigs.
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Philadelphia
Francis Helen
St. Martin of Tours
Peter Charlier
Sabold Elementary School
Springfield
Sheppard
Joan Hueges
Shacter
Shapp Backs Cigarette Tax Increase Push
Harrisburg AP Shapp administration will seek a five cent cigarette tax hike raising about 18 dollars per year for a pack a day smoker. The plan funds state programs and flood aid while tying to budget talks with lawmakers as gas tax and auto fee hikes face resistance.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
William McLaughlin
House
Senate
Transportation Department
Penndot
Pennsylvania
K. Leroy Ir
Allegheny
Philadelphia
City Planning Commission to Discuss Bank Building Sale
The City Planning Commission will meet Friday at 5 p.m. in the city building to discuss an amendment to Carry Downtown Ur yan Renewal Project No. 1. The plan shift involves the old National Bank building near Cooper Energy Services and a $25,000 option to raze it for parking. The city will sell the building to redevelopment authors amid subdivision matters.
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City Planning Commission
Uryan
National Bank
Cooper Energy Services
Cooper
Bank
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton remarry in Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were remarried last Friday in Chobe Botswana by district commissioner Ambrose Masalila. The 20 minute ceremony on the Chobe riverbank was witnessed by Fred Knoessen and a lodge staffer, with hippos and a rhino nearby. The couple, previously divorced, were in Africa after attending a charity tennis event and plan to stay incognito while continuing their private reunion.
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Chobe
Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Ambrose Masalila
Burtons
Miss Taylor
Burton
Switzerland
Rome
South Africa
Johannesburg
Masalila
Fred Knoessen
Game Lodge
Heating oil prices may rise again this winter
Heating oil prices could climb two to six cents a gallon amid debate over extending price controls and a crude oil tariff. FEA projects a possible two cent rise under controls with tariff, or six cents if decontrol occurs, with retail rates around 38 cents including dealers’ markup.
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New York
Congress
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
New Hampshire
Mobil Oil Corp
Texaco Inc
Exxon Corp
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Corbett
Anna McCall
Waterford
Auer
Erie County
Connecticut
Fine
Civic Center
Talcott
Market Streets
Salanites
Frederik Biebel Jr
Bradley Airport
Conn
Rapunzel
Aqueline Shacter
Temple University
Vis
D-Allegheny
Planning Commission
Liz, Dick
Knoessen
Charter Air
Serondela
Gavin de Becker
Choice Game Lodge
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