City victory could shorten fire department retirement terms
If the ruling favors the city, the fire department would benefit from shortened retirement terms. The decision implications include cost savings and workforce planning for the department and city authorities.
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Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A health column lists admissions for Mrs Waive Rowland 221 First Avenue and several others including Mrs Marvin Johnston Chestnut Street Casper Goodrich North Clymer John Middleton 259 Marion Miles Baum Sherman Mrs Bryce Leek Corry. Discharges include Donald Reed Spartansburg Donald Carter Spartansburg and multiple others. Includes emergency contact details for Curry Memorial Hospital and local ambulance numbers.
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Chestnut Street
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Marion Street
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Sherman
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Terence Haskins
South Second Avenue
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Concord Street
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Gould Street
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Larry Lincoln
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Spring Creek
Mrs English 85 dies after long illness in Erie
Mrs. Mary Eve Cochran English age 85 of 116 Hillcrest Drive Erie died early today at home after a lengthy illness. She was a Westminster College graduate class of 194, member of Elmwood Presbyterian Church and Daughters of the American Revolution. Survived by one daughter Dallas C. Smiley. Funeral at Chester School Funeral Home with services tomorrow at 2 p.m. interment Laurel Hill.
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Hillcrest Drive
Chester School
West Lth Street
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Elmwood Presbyterian Church
Laurel Hill
Brie
Cuba and Romania to speak at UN policy session
Cuban Ambassador Ricardo Alarcon Quesada was expected to attack U.S. policy in Latin America and the Guantanamo base, while Romania planned a cautious, indirect critique of Soviet moves in Czechoslovakia. Diplomats note Cuba's tone may soften amid economic troubles and calls for limited relations with the United States.
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Lion Cub Ruled Out Of Dorm by Radcliffe Rules
Radcliffe College told Randy Paar daughter of Jack Paar she must relocate a 10 week old lion cub from a dorm. A house chaperone at Stebbard House found the animal Monday after hearing a noise. The cub had lived with Randy and 30 upperclass women, even walked on a leash. The college bans on dorm pets apply to cats and lions, so Randy agreed to move the pet home to her father this weekend.
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Leak Halts Space Ferry Test Flight
Edwards AFB Calif AP The wingless lifting body space ferry HL10 was five minutes from its first rocket powered flight when a helium leak forced postponement No date set for reschedule The craft has made unpowered glide flights and was to be carried eight miles high in a B52 bomber for powered flight The leak involved helium pressurizing the fuel system
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Calif
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Space Agency
Space Capsule Splashdown Hailed Safe After Difficult Recovery
Spacecraft splashed down 734 miles from the carrier under poor visibility. Rescue crews searched as chutes deployed but were hard to spot from the ship. The capsule tipped upright, and after 20 tense minutes officials confirmed the crew was safe. Samples and fuzz from the windows were sent to Patrick AFB.
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Space
Chris Kraft
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Patrick Air Force Base
Sirhan Family Silent on Search Permission in Hearing
Adel Sirhan, 29, testified police approval of a search of the family home as he told officers it was okay. Munir Sirhan, 21, denied asking or agreeing to a search. Mary Sirhan, the mother, testified it was her house and she did not authorize entry.
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Adel
Munir
Pasadena
Mary Sirhan
Cardinal defends marriage remarks amid private talk and letters
A cardinal discusses private conversations about a marriage, denying excommunication and condemning church blame. He cites ties to Jacqueline Kennedy and the Kennedys, while noting a public discourse around sin and accountability. The text shifts to astronauts, detailing a postflight routine and beard cleanup aboard the craft.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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