PennDOT to meet residents at Warren County office Friday
Richard T Fox of Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will have a representative at the Erie County Maintenance Office on Friday September 19 from 1 to 2 30 pm to hear local transportation problems and concerns. The office is three miles south of I 90 on Route 19. The effort aims to assist area residents with PennDOT transportation issues.
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Richard T Fox
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Ene County
Fox
Penndot
Corry Area
Frank Pollock Jr
Concord Road
Union City
Erie County
Laughing Gas May Be Cause Of Boy's Death
Officials from the Erie County Medical Examiner's Office and St Francis Hospital in Olean investigate the death of a Salamanca boy possibly linked to a nitrous oxide overdose. Tests will take 10 days to two weeks to determine the cause. The boy was brought to St Francis for a dental procedure and later transferred to Children's Hospital in Buffalo where he died.
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Olean
Erie Couny Medical Examiner's Office
St Francis Hospital
Salamanca
Unul London
Children's Hospital
Bidtala
SL. Francis Hospital
Rose Francis Dunn
OSF
St. Francis
London
Rose Francis
Rose
Francis
Suit Challenges State In Death Of Sen. Frame
A two count Commonwealth Court suit from Franklin lawyers seeks damages over Senator Richard C. Frame’s death. It targets the Commonwealth and the Department of Transportation, cites sovereign immunity, and includes wrongful death and survival claims for Frame’s estate and family. The air crash near Capitol City Airport also killed other state employees and a pregnant Harrisburg resident.
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State
Sen. Frame
Franklin
Commonwealth Court
Harrisburg
Richard C. Frame
Raymond Woodard
Dennis C. Harrington
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Department of Transportation
Cee
Clark C. Frame
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
Capitol City
Penndot
St. Marys
William H. Sherlock
Commonwealth Attorneys
Osteopaths MDs Could Join Forces in Pennsylvania Merger
The Pennsylvania Board of Medical Education and Licensure ended its Erie meeting with optimism about merging with the Pennsylvania Board of Osteopathy. President Dr. Richard Lyons said headway was made and meetings will be scheduled in Harrisburg to maintain dialogue. A merger would streamline dealings with the Justice Department and other boards and expand exposure for osteopathic students to larger medical centers.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Board of Medical Education and Licensure
Medical Board
Pennsylvania Board of Osteopathy Board
Richard Lyons
Harrisburg
Lyons
State Justice Department
Dos
Pennsylvania
Court OKs Photo Access at arraignment in Meier case
In Mayville New York Sheriff Bentley sought and won a court order to prohibit public defender staff from interfering with photographers escorting a murder suspect Douglas S. Cady after his arraignment for the Monday fatal shooting of Frank R. Meier. The order aims to protect prisoner safety while confirming photographers have the right to take pictures unless the judge orders otherwise.
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Mayville
Chautauqua
John R. Bentley
Bentley
Lee Towne Adams
Douglas S. Cady
Frank R. Meier
Cady
Lawrence
Lefty
Nelson
Public Defender’s Office
Fagan
Funeral Mass for Francis Hurley in Jamestown
Funeral mass for Francis Hurley will be held Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Peter and Paul Church in Jamestown. Burial follows at Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at Migliore Funeral Home on East Fourth Street from 2 p.m. to pm Sunday.
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Hunley
Francis
Hurley
St. Peter and Paul
Jamestown
Holy Cross Cemetery
Migliore Funeral Home
East Fourth Street
Funeral for Ward H Donor Held in Spar tansburg
The funeral for Ward H. Donor was held yesterday afternoon at the H Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. R. Craig Bennett of Little Cooley United Methodist Church officiating. Interment was in New Richmond Cemetery. bearers included William Metcalf Melvin Donor Merton Donor George Banstoff Gerald Thomas and Deone Thomas.
Panama Canal transfer sparks debate on race and power
The article quotes Bill criticizing rich Panamanians for hoarding wealth while noting US influence and racial tensions. He argues natives can run the canal if given time, but fears dictatorships could derail the transfer by century's end, threatening free naval passage and risking a broader conflict.
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Tere
Panama
Bill
United States
United States Navy
Canal
Johnston
Postal Deficit 33 Percent of 1976 Forecast
The Postal Service projected a 400 million dollar deficit for the fiscal year ending September 30, one third of last year’s loss. Franke Biglin, senior assistant postmaster general, cited higher mail volume and labor force reductions as factors in the smaller shortfall.
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Washington
Postal Service
Franke Biglin
Pine Valley Bridge To Undergo Emergency Repair
PennDOT crews will close Pine Valley road between Columbus and Bear Lake for about three weeks to repair a deteriorated one lane bridge after an accident damaged the railing. The $10,000 emergency fix includes a new deck and railings with detours via Route 957 Columbus to Lottsville and Route 8 Lottsville to Bear Lake.
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Warren
Pine Valley
Columbus
Bear Lake
Penndot
Warren County
Harold Spink
Franklin
Spink
Lottsville
YMCA Pool Open New State Set
Starting Monday September 12 a new gym and swim program joins the YMCA schedule. Caulets Preps and Juniors get one gym and one swim period weekly and on Saturday. Classes are coeducational with skill building in gym sessions and open recreation in swim periods.
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YMCA
Postal Service Reports Sixth Deficit Since 1969
Governing board member Biglin notes the current shortfall marks the sixth deficit in six years since the Postal Service replaced the Post Office Department. He says the deficit is the lowest aside from the $13 million posted in fiscal 1973.
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Biglin
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Corry residents demand action on roads and street issues
Readers urge city council to fix West Pleasant street and improve downtown conditions. They complain about Keppel place, parking, litter fines, and unfinished projects like the Worth street ballfield. Citizens also call for dog control on Liberty street and safer traffic near shops and crossings.
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West Pleasant Street
City Council
Keppel
East Main Street
Carry
It Council
Worth Street
Liberty Street
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