Local Man Charged After Shotgun Fire During City Chase
Carmen Rainieri, 33, of 121 Mott Street, faces two counts each of aggravated assault and endangering others after firing two shotgun blasts at a car during a chase through the city last night. Bond set at $1,000. Rainieri jailed in Erie County Prison. Prosecution says he hit a house with the first shot and fired at Douglas Rozelle and Marilyn Rainieri in a second attempt. The incident began at 7:50 p.m. after Warren Johnson reported a shotgun blast to his home.
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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
Seiota Street
Auditor Finds Corry Area School District Accounts Fine
The recent audit of Corry Area School District finances for year ending June 30 1975 found records in better condition than ever before. CPA Mearl M. Keane noted three potential trouble spots and offered recommendations during the Monday school board meeting.
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Corry Area
Mearl M. Keane
CPA
Ees
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 Warren County Home Rule Charter will be on the November 4 general election ballot and available for public inspection daily at the Columbus post office and at the meeting. Speakers will discuss current county government and the proposed charter and attendees from any municipality are welcome.
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Warren County Home Rule Charter Commission
Columbus
Township Planning Commission
Connecticut Auto Accident Involving Ford Limo
A 19-year-old driver, James Salanites, said he entered the Talcott and Market intersection on a green light and accidentally struck Ford’s armored limousine. Ford was unhurt. a diner party member suffered a fractured finger. Police planned to wait on blood test results before charging.
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Hartford
Thomas Grant
the Meriden
Ford
Washington
Secret Service
Buick
GOP
Civic Center
Talcott and
Market Streets
Salanites
Fairy Tale Upbringing Lost As TV Alters Kids Pretending
Philadelphia AP reports teachers worry that TV obsession erodes children's fairy tale imagination. Principals note Disney influence, some schools maintain read alouds with Rapunzel and The Three Little Pigs, while experts debate value of classic tales and caution against literalism.
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Philadelphia
Francis Helen
St. Martin of Tours
Peter Charlier
Sabold
Springfield
Shapp Backs Cigarette Tax Increase Push
Harrisburg AP Shapp administration backs a five cent cigarette tax rise, adding about 18 dollars yearly for a pack-a-day smoker. The plan, to be introduced this week, aims to fund state needs while lawmakers weigh how to spend the money amid budget disputes and flood relief funding.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
William McLaughlin
House
Senate
Transportation Department
Penndot
Pennsylvania
K. Leroy Ir
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton Remarry in Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton wed again last Friday in northern Botswana at a riverbank site chosen by the couple. Commissioner Ambrose Masalila conducted the 20 minute ceremony with two witnesses, then the pair toasted with champagne as hippos watched.
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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
City Planners Set Friday Meeting on Downtown Renewal
The City Planning Commission will convene Friday at 5 p.m. to discuss general business and specifically an amendment to Corry Downtown Urban Renewal Project No. 1. The change shifts from retaining the old National Bank building to razing it for parking, with sale of the site to the redevelopment authority and related subdivision matters on the agenda.
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City Planning Commission
Corry Downtown
National Bank
Cooper Energy Services
Cooper
Bank
Redevelopment Authority
Heating Oil Prices Seen Rising This Winter
AP reports heating oil prices may rise another two to six cents a gallon this winter depending on price controls and tariffs. FEA projects a two cent rise with controls and tariff in place, up to six cents if decontrol occurs, with current retail around 38 cents. Prices have climbed since 1973 and producers note crude costs drive the increases. Exxon cut by a penny per gallon as winter nears.
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New York
Congress
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
PEA
New Hampshire
Mobil Oil Corp
Texaco Inc
Exxon Corp
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Waterford
Auer
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Erie County
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Fine
Frederik Biebel Jr
Bradley Airport
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Sheppard
Joan Huegelffels
Rapunzel
Jaqueline Shacter
Temple University
Shadter
Gee
Vis
D-Allegheny
Allegheny
Liz, Dick
Knoessen
Alr
Masanla
Aire
Serondela
Gavin de Becker
Choice Game Lodge
Planning Commission
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