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   Weirton Daily Times (Newspaper) - December 14, 1966, Weirton, West Virginia                                A To Community VOL 149 The Daily Times Tht Acknowledged Leader in Hancock County in Advertising and Circulation 36 PAGES WEST DECEMBER Newt and Full UPI Win Delivery 42c Per Week At 7c Copy Rybka Reviews Major Gains Made In City During 66 Construction of a new post office and 130 units of public housing will begin next year in Mayor Frank Rybka said Speaking to the Weirton Ro tary Club at noon in Millsop Community the mayor reviewed the citys progress since he took office in Looking to the he said a new City Building ned in the Cove section of Weir after the post office and housing projects are will be broken about for the public housing units and later in the year for the post the mayor 8 Phases Cited Reviewing his first 41 months in Mayor Rybka cited improvements in eight phases of the citys operation fire pro water and sewage sys tem street light city parking razing of dilapidated ing city establishing a city engineers office and widen ing Cove Hill Road and Penn sylvania In he the city is cooperating in five other im portant projects the Harmon Creek the Area Transporta tion Study the new the wildlife sanc tuary of the Womans Club and two new recreation areas to be developed in the Half Moon area and on Weirton Sewer System in Black The the sewer sys threatened with receiver ship in is now on a firm financial basis and 95 percent We did this with savings of million on a project and with better financial The new water filtration plant the mayor went began oper ating in This water im provement program was a giant step for he The plant supplies the city with 4 million gallons of quality water each drawn from an underground supply beneath the Ohio Almost 20 miles of sewer and watet lines have been installed throughout the he Improvements Reviewed The mayor added We feel that an improvement has been made in fire protec tion with the completion of a new fire station on Weirton Heights which serves the outer area of the The street lighting program has been completed at a minimum A total of 152 cent lights were replaced with mercury vapor lights and an other 23 mercury vapor lights were Our improved street lighting costs the city only about a year addi tional on top of the it had been costing the city to light its I consider a constructive ac of my adminis tration to be the development of uptodate elec and fire prevention These cover safety in home building and protect citizens from Inferior workmanship and shoddy equipment Updated codes are essential if the city is to qualify for federal funds in several Other Phases Noted Mayor Rybka listed these ad accomplishments Five parking lots in the down town business The total cost was in bonded in which the Parking Authority will repay In 30 Pennsylvania Avenue has been widened from Twelfth Street to Cove providing vehicle parking spaces and a Turn to 2 Mansfield Proposes CeaseFire Extension BEER GIVE TO SO t A Christmas gift of by the Brooke and Hancock County Beer Wholesalers and Distributors to the beer retailers associations was turned over to the rens the two a dinner Tuesday in the Knights of Columbus Principals were LEFT TO RIGHT David Hancock Crippled Society president Nick Weirton Beer Retailers Association Grover state beer com missioner Lawrence Brooke County Crippled Childrens Society president and James Marino of the Hancock and Brooke Whole salers and The whole salers made the donation in a lump sum to the retailers and the latter in turn transferred the checks to the crippled aid Spaniards Vote On Changes In Constitution Firing Set For Hanoi Area Hit By Planes For Second Day Americans Deny Residential Zone Of Capital Hit SAIGON UPI agencies said planes lit the Hanoi area with a massive air strike today for the second consecutive day and that a Soviet missile shot down one American In South Vietnam the Communist launched a series of costly revenge There was no immediate comment on todays but 15th Deputy Appointed Joseph Ference Named Tax Office Field Deputy NEW CUMBERLAND aries are I The bars came with an With the appointment of Deputy George Vacheresse crease of salary to five depu Sheriff Joseph Ference of John Jimmy ties one captain and four Hers the Hancock County Nick sheriffs force now numbers 15 one of the largest deputy forces in West When the county court ap proved the employment of Clovis Roy Dominic Nick Mike Tom Calvin Longer Holiday Truce Period In Viet Urged Senate Leaders Position Opposed By Military Heads Nick I WASHINGTON Tom Lytinski and Democratic leader Mike Mans ick Lalich were made the United States to Ference on Sheriff John and How Joseph Rodak said the man was t ard to be as a field i in addition to having the deputy in the tax Salaries Listed highest paid deputy force in West Sheriff Rodak in Salaries for this large force badges of rank for hi range from a month i men metal devices worn o spokesmen in Saigon denied Ferences salary to drawn the collar similar to those worn Communist charges American by Chief Deputy Arnie by military captains and lie George became a push for a ceasefire and The pay increase was thc zed by Sheriff Rodak from an C L eay February extra appropriation granted to f th Cont said office by the Hancock County Court ot Commissioners at start of the fiscal 11WVB to MADRID UPI Spaniards voted today on Generalissimo Countdown Held For Noahs Ark CAPE KENNEDY UPI ithe white blood cells in humans planes hit the residential district of Hano proper Tues They said the planes bracketed the northern capital with attack on oil storage a truck park and a mis sile one closer than five Heavy Defense Fire The Communists said four planes were shot down Tuesday and one today by dense Other deputies and their I Teacher Hired At Boards Last Session Of Year Court Affirms Lease Setup Brooke Industrial Bond Plan Upheld The of 15 mate deputies Mansfield tos propo does not include the clerical in a We Mid it staff of women in the Tax 0 be a timely counter proposal to the two 48 hour holiday traces proposed by the the Presidents proposal for un conditional discussion or in public or might be acted upon during this cessation in the he Johnson administration most notably Secretary of State Dean have said ment bonds and lease such that a ceasefire tinn in Employ i muni of one teacher recom antiaircraft fire and by Supt Robert Lind that filled the skies over Hanoi gnd Assistant state Supreme Court to its former owner l with black puffs of smoke and wag at the uled Tuesday that Brooke long as such acquisition and communists or the if flashes of meeting of the Brooke County County Clerk Hazel Kemp lease promote the public welfare voted on of i must sign bond certificates prescribed by the Francisco Francos proposed With almost the any effects on amoeba said W at its final meeting of the count to acquire constitutional final steps before a manned i one plane and its pilot was tease j a of his scientists loaded after nearly who will receive his bachelor i f ment Act does not attack grenaae next week a court or mu not nist guerrillas moving final steps before a manned a authoritarian oneman Noahs Ark with It was the first election in thousands of tiny animals and Spain since 1947 when voters in pans today to see how they a referendum approved Spains wjn for days jn becoming a never appointed a king as the referendum The countdown for the launch All indications pointed to 0 ie long State Retirement Law Revisions Recommended Bond Marine outpost outskirts of Chu Lai today and Audits Received an existing industrial facility j to issue bonds for upcoming holiday They inflicted heavy casualties on the The board received audits of through the issuance of indus Americans before withdrawing the school lunch programs and trial development bonds without losing a individual school general funds to its former There was no figure on compiled by Earl of owner so iong as naming the acquisition of an are hurtl industrial overwhelming approval by and its sleek white Delta v nations estimated million rocket was proceeding UPI casualties but a Marine platoon and lease promote the pub Fifteen of the IB schools of ae hv thP eligible voters of the a EST TWO changes in the 19fi5 runs about 45 welfare as prescribed by the t 1 I L I H Wt juj CID if I 1UVU UJ despite opposition It is the final space Retirement Law were 350 miles the county participated last the court said criticisms that it does not Of the year at the recommended Tuesday by nf was one of a term in the school lunch pro Steel built the far enough toward providing treating legislatures Joint Committee of coordinated Receipts were near Beech basic political freedoms for the hours of Government and forays at hamlets and expenses torn The company then entered Wheeling Steel Plant Closed By New Premier The proposed by Franco and unanimously at proved by the Cortes parli ament would permit ions with thn hustle and adopted andan outpost around the big usually reserved for manned under a threat from Marine at rhu Lai program was to into an agreement with the schools with Wellsburg The plants and lhe government trat the They also hit a fuel dump at with animals wore rushed entire program would be cut 15 rniles the Prices to the launched after ta the law up gallons of from a hangar once used by the 74yenrold strongman pick a premier to run Hie made bv the 19S7 schools were raided 5 cents to W county court to purchase the About tiOO hourly employes of plant and lease it to Wheeling Wheeling Steel Corrugating ng in East Wheeling The vote was unanimous asj walked off their jobs this morn Ninety per cent of the funds for Because thp biological program comes from the No Receipts in the general high court held that current under him as to so federal first step lo paving the way lor the orderly transfer of n b ulc after he is waited One change a score of persons fifth of the annointed by Franco and his special flight comparti program employes and would set up ly warns at machinery for the selection of a Up 3 Das j The king to fill the vacant Spanish If everything goes as hat persons and succeed him as the will eath three in a 195mile Franco now holds both powers orbit and then send its SS i of chief of state and premier for diving toward a 3f extra etc the North Vietnam reported there nee the had been nn taken on the what it boards application for an An State Chamber n at thp end assistance to stav By Wellsburg badly and nothing would be gained by permitting the North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong time to regroup and replenish supplies unimpeded by air John chairman of the Senate military preparedness took much the same tack in a speech at Tuesday A pause in the bombing would only serve to give the Communists another to rebuild their supply lines and facilities such as bridges and railroads and to resupply their military This could only result in increases in American casual Stennis suspension of a fellow Ernest D Other details of that incident newly returned from a were not inspection trip to The walkout by the entire told President Johnson hourly force began at Tuesday he thought the air About 20 pickets began march attacks on North Vietnam ing at entrances to the be stepped but the remainder of the men Urges Increased Bombing left the Our military is doing an of Fni WELLSBURG City based local reportedly Union sewards from the job in the but force npar Saturday in a air us Seek Big Turnout The government has an unprecedented public of the to insure a massive turn out for todays referendum Franco himself urged a nation flight is to how weightless ness and thp of with radiation wide 0nnqnrp tiP Monday to out nf Turn SPANIARDS Page nnH nf thp is he key to tho Checks Plants One for will plants every 10 minutes to see if the plants leaves erow in weightless space as do on earth ths Constant tin of The roots also will to SPP if down app nf In other the joint com adopted a resolution rec a to the Tt broadens the powers of the aggressors fir marshal so tn that ho dilapidated SHOPPING DAYS till CHRISTMAS aft ion nn a conflict nf hill and a drag racing hill until the meeting to pive members time to read the pro Sponsored By Christmas Lighting Contest To Be Held Dean To Return UPI dean of the on earth or in some West Virginia University Col lege of hopes to return to Morgantown Thursday but hej will be wearing a hack brace as the result of a fail from a hotel window Another will condi Thp single celled animals are similar to The Weirton Junior Cham ber of Commerce will spon sor the annual Christmas Lighting contest to be held and Fri 23 from 7 to 9 The contest will he based on three categories re ligious continuity of theme and Prizes will be awarded in each The winners will be announced after Families wishing to par in the contest have been requested to h a v e their outside Christmas lights turned on during the two days of Michael Kamarados is Gerald Carey is president of the The Christmas lighting contest is one of a series of community projects spon sored by the They anticipate a record holiday lighting season this ed amotion that would allow company the city to participate in the 1967 statewide Community terment hoard There are four categories open in which the participant may enter 1 industrial improve had labor troubles last with the artificial environment created by restrictions on the the war in the north is stalemate and therefore we I are said In two Hollings increased air strikes could knock out 75 military stabilize the military Help solidify the in the 2 commercial area mi steel and set the sage for provement 13 civic improve thu war in and 4 rural area That who would i represent workers at reopened The city was informed they opening ot the must enter any two of these plant but the National Labor Re Turn to Z J categories in order to be con in competition for the award given to the com munity which does the most in the chosen Ordinances Codified In other council ap proved the paying of for the editing work done by Michie on codification of the city William Turn to 2 lations Board ruled in favor of the Moyers To Quit NEW YORK UPI The New York Daily News reported today that White House Press Secretary Moyers will resign perhaps to accept an executive post with News a Long Island newspaper Mostly cloudy today with a few snow flurries mostly in the High Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with lows High Thursday  

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