Bus Bill Would Cost Erie County Taxpayers More
Harrisburg debate on House Bill 381 would expand free bus transportation for 2,113 non public school pupils in Erie County to public school routes. Estimated annual cost $85,471 with $55,616 covered by state subsidy and $28,855 borne locally.
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My Fair Lady Dominates Awards Night Remains Unchanged
The 1963 Oscars showcased English stars led by a beaming Peter Ustinov and Sidney Poitier as winners. Miss Andrews accepted her acting prize, Walt Disney saluted Hollywood hospitality, while Bob Hope hosted, joking about English influence in film.
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Victim Of Mistaken Attack In Warren County
Gerald Cox, 26, was seriously injured in a mistaken attack at a downtown venue in Warren County. Hospital officials said he remains semiconscious with no verbal response since admission. Police filed assault and battery information against an unnamed assailant, and a preliminary hearing date will be set by Justice Martha Lawson.
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Cox
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Simmons
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Pennsy Seeks High Rent for Sewer Line Along Tracks
City council balks at Pennsy price for sewer through railroad land arguing for alternative routes. Officials note annual rent of about 800 and a lump sum of 16 000. engineer estimates other sites would cost less, despite higher setup costs. Council plans to pursue a location off the railroad to avoid the steep charges.
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Council Briefs details on sewer bill and land purchase
The council discussed a $400 sewer bill challenge from former Bethel property owner Joseph Hassett in East Smith Street. It approved a six acre Bush Smith Street land purchase from Hassett for $3,000, to be financed by the 1964 $180,000 loan, planned for future city maintenance use. The salary for streets foreman shifted from salary to hourly, with Walter Ross at a salary and Keith Plants at an hourly rate. first readings on the amendments to the city code are scheduled for April 18.
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Couper
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Keith
Bush Smith Street
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North Center Street
West Main Street
Merlec
Dodd
Shirley Hammerlee
Corry
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Robbery in Hill District Steals Record Collection
Pittsburgh police reported a robbery where a record collection valued at $1,000 and a television set worth $741 were stolen from the apartment of two women in the Hill District. The incident was disclosed yesterday by authorities.
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