Charge Youth In Erie Area Auto Fatality
Sixteen year old Richard Spinelli was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a head on crash on Route 955 near Harborcreek that killed John Strike Jr and George Kutterna and injured four others. Spinelli, in Hamot Hospital, will be arraigned once discharged.
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Erie
Richard Spinelli
Spinelli
Hamot
John Ditrich
John Strike Jr
George Kutterna
Hamot Hospital
Harborcreek
Frank Kutterna
Mary Johnson
Irene Eimers
Ripley
N. Y
Hamet Hospital
Lawrence Park
Art Metal and Union Reach Short Dispute Settlement
Art Metal Inc and the American Federation of Technical Engineers Architects and Craftsmen Local 24 AFL-CIO settled a short dispute. The agreement was announced by Charles Dolen, industrial relations director for Art Metal, at about 9:... last night.
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Amledtown
Art Metal Inc
American Federation of Technical Engineers, Architects& Craftsmen
Afl-Cio
Charles Dolen
Art Metal
Erie County Sees Low Unemployment With 90 400 On Payrolls
Erie County payrolls total 90 400 with 5 600 unemployed the lowest since Sept 1957. Corry PSCE office manager William Michael notes wages and services drive 12 month gains while manufacturing trails August. Unemployment claims for week ending Sept 19 total 2 834 at Corry and Erie offices.
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Erie County
William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Erie Pses
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Employment Security
Lake City girl wins small award after five year fall
A civil jury awarded Cheri Lynn Johnson 7500 to a ten year old Lake City girl injured when she fell into a buckhole on a sidewalk concealed by snow. The borough of Lake City was found liable as the responsible party. The verdict cited pain and suffering, with no medical expenses awarded.
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Lake City
Cheri Lynn Johnson
Richard Johnson
Cheri Lynn
Violent Deaths Reported Across Several Keystoner Towns
Multiple fatal crashes and a stabbing are reported across western Pennsylvania. In Uniontown, Mitton Hardin, 52, of Mount Sterling died when his pickup veered off a rural road, struck a utility pole, and hit an embankment. In Monroeville and nearby Pitcairn, two other motorists died following crashes, with police citing sleepiness as a factor. A separate stabbing near Allegheny General Hospital left a man dead on arrival. In Baxter and Greensburg areas, two more men died or were seriously injured in vehicle incidents tied to a freight-train collision and a curve crash on rural roads. Authorities continue to investigate motives and circumstances.
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Uniontown
Mitton Hardin
Mount Sterling
Greensburg
George Mikalauskis
Murraysville
Westmoreland County
Richard Harmon
Mur
Lewistown Head On Collision Kills Cab Driver and Child
A head on crash in Lewistown Hospital claims the life of cab driver Gerald Kenneth Livingston of Reedsville and two year old Stephen Allen McCool of Lewistown. The child’s parents and a passenger survive with varying injuries. another driver is in fair condition. Gulf Oil reports a four million dollar nine month profit increase to 270 million. Erie County Farmers Association to hold a dinner meeting in Union City with J Lin Huber addressing milk control impact and producer prices.
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Lewistown
Gerald Kenneth Livingston
Reedsville
Mifflin County
Stephen Allen McCool
William C. McCool
Eleanor
Harold N. Goss
Francis Cruse
Holidaysburg
GULF
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Erie County Farmers Association
Union City
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Weai
National Bank OF Corry
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Monroeville
Harry Solosman
Pitcairn
United Panel
Allegheny County
Barnes
Allegheny General Hospital
Brogemilee
Harry J. Barnes
Avalon
Wack
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baxter
Ross E. Reitz
Star Route
Sigel
David
Reitz
Raysville
Barney Sonoski
Vas
AZ Bicycles
Bendix
Irestone
Etry Say
Val Cournot
OUN
Philco
Firestone Double
Firestone
Firestone Town & Coney
Lee
Highway Patrol
Barney
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