Crosswalk debate and staff notes dominate borough meeting
Chief Rhone backs Michael Rowles for part time police work with Curwensville. Rowles will attend next week’s council session. A planned mid block crosswalk between the movie theater and Scotto’s restaurant drew opposition from PennDOT and Village officials who say it would not improve safety and could force removal of three parking spots. The panel also found a Front Street crosswalk near the police station is illegal and should be removed. A letter to the editor alleging storm sewer dumping was reviewed, ruling the issue stems from grading and drainage on the neighbor’s property. The Personnel Committee agreed to keep Mack as code enforcement officer. several council members were absent.
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Rhone
Michael Rowles
Rowles
Curwensville
Stott
Scotto
Street Department
State Department of Transportation
Penndot
Mack
Wisor
Mr. Mack
Kathy Catherman
Barry Reddinger
Rodger Baumgardner
Gilliland
Digital mammography cuts processing time at Clearfield Hospital
Digital mammograms require as little as half the time of film and allow quicker photo development. Richard G. Williams M D radiologist and medical director states the hospital administration board and medical staff have made a major commitment to women’s health by acquiring this service. For more information call 768-2276 or speak with your physician.
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Richard G. Williams
Clearfield Hospital
Family credits prayer and medicine for recovery of Jayna Hertlein
Jayna Hertlein, stricken by infant seizures, underwent MRI and spinal tap after unhelpful vitamin B6. ACTH injections cost $32,000 per vial with five vials used. after steroids and meds, EEGs turned normal. Physicians ruled idiopathic causes, allowing normal development. parish support and family resilience highlighted recovery and ongoing therapy.
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Jayna
Keith Coffman
Hertleins
Mrs. Hertlein
Brisbin Baptist Church
Hertlein
Detective Clemmer’s suicide shocks LAPD at sheriff’s station
LAPD Detective Susan Clemmer, 41, walked into a sheriff’s station near her home and killed herself after a brief exchange with two deputies. A veteran of nearly 20 years, she had worked in gang and narcotics and helped postal inspectors intercept drug parcels. No suicide note was found, and investigators seek reasons for the act.
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Florida
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Susan Clemmer
Kevin
McCarthy
LAPD
Clemmer
Rodney King
King
Calls to expand G-8 loom after low summit turnout
LAQUILA Italy AP reports the just-ended Group of Eight summit highlighted clashes between old and new world powers and yielded few decisive steps on climate and trade. Obama urged reform of international institutions. Sarkozy hinted at expansion to 14 nations including Brazil, China, and India, while Berlusconi called limits on the club inadequate. The G-20, formed to confront the global recession, is seen by some as a stronger forum despite slow results.
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China
India
Brazil
U.S
Barack Obama
United Nations
Nicolas Sarkozy
Silvio Berlusconi
Milena Elsinger
DGAP
Berlin
Hight
France
West Germany
Japan
Britain
United States
Canada
Russia
Europe
Spain
International Monetary Fund
William Galston
Brookings Institution
Galston
John Kirton
University of Toronto
Afghanistan
Washington
London
Pittsburgh
Reginald Dale
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Jim Pollock
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Tom Ferguson Jr
Bob Githan
Obama
Sarkozy
Mexico
South Africa