Local man held after shotgun chase and shootout
Carmen Rainieri, 33, of 121 Mott street, faces two counts of aggravated assault and two of endangering others after firing two shotgun blasts at a car during a city chase last night. Bond set at $1,000. Rainieri arrested at his home as officers hunted the suspect.
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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
Auditor Finds Corry Area School District Accounts Fine
An auditor praised the Corry Area School District accounts as in good shape covering through June 30 1975. He noted three trouble spots offering recommendations including appointing nonfaculty control of club funds and a limit for administrative approval of expenses. He also urged school board responsibility for hiring hourly staff and improved collection of delinquent taxes, suggesting county return of city delinquencies or adding collection personnel.
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Corry Area
Mearl M. Keane
CPA
Robert and Renta
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 with the township planning commission announced Today. The proposed Warren County Home Rule 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. Members from any municipality are invited to attend.
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Warren County Home Rule Charter Commission
Columbus
Township Planning Commission
Warren County
Connecticut Auto Accident Near Ford Limousine
A 19 year old Meriden teen driving a Buick ran a green light at Talcott and Market streets and collided with Ford’s armored limousine. A party member suffered a fractured finger. no charges yet pending blood test results. Police cited an accident in a string of recent Ford security incidents.
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Hartford
Thomas Grant
Meriden
Ford
Washington
Secret Service
Buick
GOP
Civic Center
Sca
Talcott
Market Streets
Fairy Tale Upbringing Echoes in Classrooms Across Philadelphia
In Philadelphia area schools teachers note a decline in fairy tale play among children amid TV use. Some educators see Disney driven taste, while others spar and read aloud classics like Rapunzel and The Three Pigs. Experts urge nurturing imagination alongside media.
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Sheppard
Philadelphia
Joan Hueges
Shapp Backs Cigarette Tax Increase Plan
Harrisburg AP Shapp administration backs a five cent cigarette tax hike, costing a pack-a-day smoker about $18 yearly. The bill, to be introduced soon, would channel roughly $50 million into the state treasury with potential uses for flood victims, Bicentennial projects, and to ease budget deadlock. Leaders caution tax support hinges on planned allocations.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
William McLaughlin
House
Senate
Transportation Department
Penndot
Pennsylvania
K. Leroy Ir
Vis
D-Allegheny
Philadelphia
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton Remarry in Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton wed again last Friday in Chobe Botswana with district commissioner Ambrose Masalila officiating. The 20 minute ceremony on the Serondela bank followed a charity tennis visit, witnessed by Fred Knoessen and a lodge staff member, as hippos watched from the river.
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Chobe
Botswana
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Ambrose Masalila
Burtons
Taylor
Burton
Switzerland
Auguste
Rome
South Africa
Johannesburg
Masallla
Fred Knoessen
Game Lodge
Serondela
Masalila
Planners Review Downtown Renewal Amendment
The City Planning Commission will meet Friday at 5 p.m. to discuss Corry Downtown Urban Renewal Project No 1 amending the plan. The change retains no bank building use, shifts to parking, and the city will sell the former National Bank building to the redevelopment authority. OtherSubdivision matters will be considered.
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City Planning Commission
Corry Downtown
National Bank
Cooper Energy Services
Cooper
Bank
Redevelopment Authority
Heating Oil Prices May Rise This Winter in New York
Heating oil prices slated to rise two to six cents a gallon this winter, with factors including potential tariff changes and ongoing price controls. FEA projects a two cent increase under controls with tariff, or six cents without, bringing wholesale to about 38 cents. Dealers cite strong crude costs and shifting price pressure from gasoline as winter approaches.
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New York
Congress
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
New Hampshire
Mobil Oil Corp
Texado Inc
Exxon Corp
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