Public Utilities Hearing Sets Four Year School Term Plan
A Pennsylvan ia county public utilities and schools hearing discussed a four year term plan, with Greyhound Lines granted a $2 000 pay hike to 312 000 and changes to director terms. An unrelated vehicle crash injured a 13 month old in Spartansburg, while flood control contracts were awarded to Ferguson and Edmondson Co of Pittsburgh. Multiple marriage license filings surfaced in Erie County, and a Pittsburgh dentist escaped serious injury when his car plunged into the West Branch of the Clarion River near Johnsonburg. Open House at Warren State Hospital planned for May 8 with tours and exhibits. Errant officers investigated rail yard disturbances and city finances showed March balances and tax data.
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Pennsylvania
Uliity County
Maurice Kolplen
Greyhound Lines
Girard
Albion
Conbeautville
Pittsburgh
Johnsonburg
Clarion River
Michael Redmond
Esto George Stotfied
Olean
Warren State Hospital
Stassen Campaigns Through Pittsburgh in Gubernatorial Bid
Harold E. Stassen moved his Republican gubernatorial campaign to Pittsburgh with several meetings planned with Allegheny County GOP groups. A TV speech from Philadelphia linked unemployment to Democratic control and warned of entrenched political machines and high joblessness in Pennsylvania.
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Essacourtie
Harold E. Sassen
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
District Reapportionment Problem Stymies Change
Rob ert B. Woodside, chairman of a commission studying constitution changes, says enforcing legislative reapportionment is a major challenge. No enforcement penalty exists, so the General Assembly must approve any provisions before a constitutional change. The Senate hasn’t been reapportioned since 1921, creating vast disparities, while the House was redistricted in 1958. TL has redistricted congressional districts every decade as required.
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Robert B. Woodside
State Senate
Philadelphia
U. S
Humphrey Calls For Antirecession Plan Amid Recession Signals
Senate leader Humphrey urged antirecession action as Congress returns from Easter recess. He noted March declines in steel production and freight car loadings and argued for a reasonable program rather than faith and charity. Employment rose 250,000 in farming while factories lost 200,000, keeping unemployment at about 7 percent of the labor force.
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Antmuuuem
Acrea Maenes Congress
Humphrey
Accident Fatal in Pittsburgh Chimney Collapse
John C. Paulie aged 29 of Pittsburgh died from injuries after a chimney collapsed on him while he helped raze a three story house. He was hurt the previous Saturday during the same demolition task.
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Pittsburgh
John C. Paulie
Paull
Golden Agers Plan Erie Trip and Picnic Date
The Corry Golden Age Club met yesterday at the Ipoal of 6s with group singing from new song books. Rev William Sturdevant led devotions and Harold Patterson presented a travelogue of a western trip. Committee chair Mae Glenn led planning with Mary Mead Laura Jones and Harriett Amy assisting. They voted to travel to Erie on April 27 for a free concert at Knox Hall Presbyterian Church and set the Mead Park picnic for July. The next meeting will be April 22.
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Corry
Harriett Amy
Erie
Knox Hall
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Mead Park
Detroit Geneva Motors UAW hold talks on secondary contract phases
Negotiators from Detroit Geneva Motors and the United Auto Workers met again aiming to settle secondary non economic provisions such as seniority job classifications and working conditions before main issues. Top negotiators were absent during a 14 hour session. The talks resumed after a 12 day recess with March 2 5 initial bargaining. The current contract expires May 28 and hourly wage stands around 2.40 in auto plants.
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Detroit
Geneva Motors
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Castro Losing Ground In Cuba Continues On Page One
Power failures hit Havana as rebels claim 000 armed civilian militiamen ready to flood streets. The general strike begun as shops closed for noon, with uncertain impact. Casualty reports scarce though three rebels were moved to a first‑aid station.
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Castro
Cuba
Cubs
Redy
Television Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 Tonight
A dense TV timetable lists programs from 5:00 p.m. to late night including news, weather, and popular shows. Notable items feature I’ve Got a Secret, The Millionaire, Captain Kangaroo, Popeye’s Playhouse, The Garry Moore Show, Search for Tomorrow, and Playhouse 90 among others.
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Susie
Sgt. Preston
Richard Diamond
Climax
Playhouse 90
Late News
Sparta
79 Blood Donors Give 574 Pints Of Blood In Corry
Seventy nine donors at yesterday bloodmobile visit in Corry contributed 574 pints to date. Leland Johnston with 26 pints joins the three gallon club. A full donor list shows many residents with donations ranging from 1 to 26 pints and notes about the body holding about 11 pints.
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Corry
Leland Johnston
Three Gallon Club
Alphonse Yonssens
Withur Gregory
Dunkirk Seeks Removal of Sunken Barge Near Harbor
City Attorney Joseph J Ricotta says Dunkirk will request U S Army Corps of Engineers action to remove a sunken barge near the harbor slips. The derelict is not city property but blocks low water navigation and worsens hazards for tugs and small craft.
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Sunminn
Wunmue
Joseph J. Ricotta
U. S. Corp of Engineers
Dunkirk Harbor
Ricotta
Jim
Ricottr
State troopers cleared in stop bus incident
State Police Commissioner Col. Henry cleared the two troopers of mistreating Welden B. Heyburnh after he was picked up for allegedly passing a stopped school bus on March 19. Investigations by the Justice Department also found no mistreatment. Heyburnh, an independent candidate for the Republican senatorial nomination and former state treasurer, was found to be suffering a stroke and remains in Chester County Hospital.
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Jeanenms
J. Henry
Weldon B. Heyburh
Henry
State Justice Department
Heyburn
Chester County Hospital
County Rejects $12,000 Offer for Infirmary Land
County commissioners yesterday declined a $12,000 bid for 10 acres and a house at the infirmary west of Blair and Ridge roads in Girard. Daniel Sautka of Girard, owner of United Precision Casting Co., sought the land to build a $30,000 plant at the infirmary site. Commissioners said carving out the acreage would not be wise.
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Infirmary
Erie
Girard
Blair and
Ridge Roads
Daniel Sautka
Alte
United Precision Casting Co
Navy to Buy $9.9 Million Flyings in New Planes
Navy plans 18 F8Us at $9.9 million each, surpassing Air Force costs. Rear Admiral Dixon testifies the high price partly due to limited scale, with the first flight within two months and delivery set for 1980. The plan includes five aircraft funded in 1958 and aims for speeds near 1500 miles per hour.
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Washington
Fne Navy
Air Force
Appropriations Subcommittee
R. B. Dixon
Baren of Aeronautics
Dixon
Navy
Judy Garland Pays Back Taxes and Fees in NY Settlement
Judy Garland settled unpaid income taxes with New York state for 8 073 dollars. Two certified checks totaling 262 dollars covered penalties and interest, plus the back taxes. attorney Maurice Greenbaum declined to identify the donor or their source of funds.
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Judy Garland
New York State
Maurice Greenbaum
Crawford School Heads Receive Pay Increases at Re‑election
Crawford County school superintendents were re elected for four year terms and given pay raises ranging from 41 00 to 2000 annually. Floyd B Peters named to Crawford County post with salary up 2000 to 12000. Marshall A Fisher re elected in Titusville with 1000 boost to 22000. Threadville assistants Allen Moon and Dr Cinder Gedy gain 1500 each to 10000. Helena Hartshorn special duration supervisor earns 1000 more to 9000. Titusville board recommends tuition basis entry for Southwest Township pupils for a one year trial. 87 elementary and five secondary students involved.
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Eiven Pity ‘Ulkea
Floyd B. Peters
Crawford County Post
Marshall A. Fisher
Titusville
Wyle
Threadville
Crayford County
Allen Ro Moon
Cinder Gedy
Helena Hartshorn
Jett
Southwest Township
Warren County
Tituville Area
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