Princeton Fieldhouse pace eyed for end of 1977 season
Rick Kephart, building committee chair for Princeton Fieldhouse Campaign, says project reevaluation and new material progress will let the contractor finish before the 1977 football season ends. He notes a Tigers home game against Gary on October 14 after travel to Oak Hill. Donations remain needed to fund the project.
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Rick Kephart
Princeton
Kephart
Tigers
Oak Hill
Gary
Weekly Bluegrass Market Livestock Auction Prices
Slaughter cattle and calf prices range across grades with heifers at $30 to $36, steers $34 to $40, steer calves $41 to $48, heifer calves $28 to $37, veal $36 to $40, cows $18 to $25, hogs up to $45.50, sows $27.50 to $45, boars up to $28, pigs and shoats $10 to $57.50, ponies $8 and up, and sheep and lambs varying by type with figures from $45 to $50 for certain grades and ewes priced per cwt.
Kenny Lists Workshop Speakers for Going into Business
Dean R. Kenny announces speakers for the Going into Business workshop at Princeton Bank and Trust Community Room next Tuesday and Sept 30. Sponsors include SCORE-ACE 3371 Mercer County SBA and local chambers. Moderator Harry Christie leads sessions from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
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Princeton Bank and Trust Company
Dean R. Kenny
Center For Economic Action
Concord College
Mercer County
Small Business Administration
Princeton-Mercer County Chamber of Commerce
Princeton-Athens Kiwanis Club
Bluefield State College
Sam Laufer
Maidenfarm, Inc
Princeton
Sam Allen
Bill Akers
Luther Byrd
Osborne Enterprises
Harry Christie
Princeton Considers Grants Under HUD Rehab Program
Princeton City Council pushes for state law to allow indigent residents to receive grants through HUD s Community Development Block Grant Housing Rehabilitation Program. The move accompanies approval of a $400 000 HUD program guiding loans for home renovations and city projects with strict rules on income, bids, and a 90 day completion window. The council also agreed on overtime payments from CDBG funds for several city staff despite one dissent.
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Princeton
HUD
Earl Muse
City Hall
West Virginia
Muse
Art Mead
Pittsburgh
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
High Street
Pine Street
Roundhouse
Harry Price
John Conley
Community Programs, Inc
Conley
CDBG
Los Angeles Nears New York in Population Density
The Conference Board notes Los Angeles population density has risen while other major cities lag. As a result L A is now only 25 percent behind New York in density, reflecting persistent crowding despite slower overall growth.
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L.A
Los Angeles
Conference Board
New York
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Pentree, Inc
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David Burton
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Sam's Restaurant
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Barbara Hawkins
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Bluegrass Market, Inc
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Octave Chanute
William ‘Billy’’ Mitchell
Edward Brooke
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Princeton Bank and Trust
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