Honey harvest at 229 Spring Street yields dripping honey
Mrs. Roger Faris reports long dripping honey from her ceiling as bees swarmed from the house. The landlord removed the swarm, but the hive left a honey trail as a reminder. Mrs. Faris fears the bees may return with cold weather seeking a home.
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Carter Tax Plan Sparks Debate on Tax Levels
Washington AP report summarizes the Carter tax overhaul debate as Republicans allege he would raise taxes on median income earners, while Carter and aides dispute the claim. The exchange centers on how to reform exemptions and shift tax burdens toward higher earners, with no concrete dollar figures from Carter. The dispute moves toward capital gains and other provisions as the campaign pivots to debate night.
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Suspended Erie Attorney To Keep Patronage Job
Erie attorney Edward Pastewka, 44, is suspended from practice for three months for deceiving clients and neglecting cases. He will keep his state job as workmen's compensation referee in Erie, while the suspension does not affect his 1972 patronage appointment. The ruling cites four cases of alleged failure to represent clients and delays due to state duties, with remarks on staffing and office space. A separate note: Robin Haydon named Britain's ambassador to the Irish Republic after Ewart-Higgs’s assassination.
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Streaking Cyclists Rally Against Helmet Law in Harrisburg
Thousands of motorcyclists from multiple states gathered in the Pennsylvania Capitol parking lot to press for repealing mandatory helmet rules. The MAUL rally drew riders from PA and eight other states, with street runs, helmet burnings, and several arrests or injuries reported near the Capitol.
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Quentin Orlando
D-Erie
Ronald Newhart
South Williamsport
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Car Crash and Log Mishap Kill 2 In Area
Two Meadville residents died in separate Sunday accidents 12 miles west of Meadville in Summit Township and Route 285. Craig Grinnell, 18, died in a high speed car crash after swerving and crashing into a concrete rail. William Neugebauer, 19, suffered multiple fractures and lacerations and was hospitalized in serious but stable condition. Harrison Cramer Jr., 27, was crushed to death while loading a log with a tractor when the log shifted and fell on him. Police said Cramer was operating a tractor with a front-end loader and the log broke loose as it fell into a dump truck driven by his wife. Cramer died at the scene. Intervining details indicate investigators continue to probe both incidents.
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