Erie Airport expansion driven by federal safety rules
Erie Airport expansion costs 1.425 million with a 1.9 million land acquisition to extend runways. Airport Authority outlines a plan to City Council, funded by federal 638,050 and state aids, plus city and county bonds and higher annual contributions. Safety upgrades aim to create extended clear zones for landings and takeoffs and allow 24 hour operations with faster planes.
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Erie
Port Erie Airport
Airport Authority
Filsk
John Leemhuis
Ralph DuVre
DuVre
Federal Aviation Agency
Bacaweather
Franklin's New School Gets $194000 Savings Plan
Franklin Area School directors approve a refunding of the $1,380,000 bond issue to save taxpayers $194,000. The combined low bid from Arthurs Lestrange and Singer, Dean and Scribner covers the tower rate after Tra Haupt & Co proposed the refunding. The issue extends to 1984 and funded the Seventh Street and Polk Elementary Schools and an addition to Sandy Creek Elementary. In Grampion a teen, Gene William Thomas 16, died after a collision at Routes 322 and 219. Clyde Hepburn 16 was injured and the truck driver George L Veiano 22 was uninjured.
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Franklin
Franklin Area
Arthurs, Lestrange
Singer
Dean
Scribner
Tra Haupt & Co
New York
Seventh Street
Polk
Sandycreek
Pone Lane
Five Clymer teachers study graduate courses
Five Clymer Central School teachers are enrolled in graduate courses. Mrs. Alice Peterson, a sixth grade teacher, attends a Saturday class on Curriculum Practices for the Mentally Retarded at the State University College at Buffalo. Four high school teachers, Harold Burgard, Joseph Skowyra, Irwin Benavank, and John Gshrlein, take an extension course from Pennsylvania State University at Corry High School on Mondays focusing on exceptional children.
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Clymer Central School
Alice Peterson
State University College At Buffalo
Harold Burgard
Joseph Skowyra Irwin Bénavnk
John Gshrlein
Pennsylvania State University
Corry Area ‘High
Death of Boxer Sparks Call for Moratorium on Fights
Reported blow knocked the boxer down and caused a massive brain hemorrhage. Governor may declare a six month moratorium on boxing in the state. Local Friends of Boxing sponsor a benefit card for Kiwanis. District Attorney Aziz Ci mino says no plans to prosecute due to lack of criminal intent. The Army stated it does something further.
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Perella
Crowley
Henry V. Ventre
Friends of Boxing
Kiwanis Club
Joseph Cimino
Lackawanna County
Johnson
Army
Television Review Backs Levity in Serious TV Work
In New York AP reports CBS News explores life’s big issues while noting a wish for lighter fare. The piece analyzes Parma Italy opera fans and a CBS producer’s fascination with public reactions to performances. It mentions NBC Huntley Brinkley changes and lists tonight’s recommended programs Encyclopedia of Communism on NBC and In the Mouth of the Wolf on CBS.
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New York
Wumer
CBS’ News Department
Parma
Italy
Poers
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Jay Sheers
CBS
Oceanside
Blackpool
NBC
Huntley-Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Woll
GOP To Seek Senate Confirmation Of Johnson As Erie Judge
Erie County Republican leader Neal Coughlin says he will urge GOP lawmakers to back Herbert J Johnson Jr for Erie County Orphans Court judge. Johnson, district attorney, was appointed by Gov. Scranton in January to fill the vacancy and faces test votes from Democratic senators. Coughlin aims to secure at least six Democratic votes with appeals to key senators and Senate leaders while noting upcoming patronage shifts and a no-firing policy from the governor.
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Chaunin
Neal Coughlin
Herbert J Johnson Jr
Erie County Orphans Court
Johnson
William W. Scranton
Samuel J. Robin
State Supreme Court
William G. Lester
Erie
John Wits
Senate
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Wakrus
Chuehlin
GOP
Loose
Rolald Mahany
Crawford-Mercer
Richard Frame
Venalize
Harvey Taylor
Coughlin
Gov. Scranton
Harrisburg
Firine
Cowen
Grice Jewelers adds Robert Grice to center street firm
Robert E Grice joins Grice Jewelers on North Center Street after graduating from Bowman Technical School Lancaster He will work with his father Frank Grice in watchmaking engraving and jewelry repair He studied over two years at Bowman and is a 1960 Cors ty Area High School graduate CHARLENE CASSINI personal crisis reports NEW YORK Sharlene Cassini 38 wife of Igor Cassini indicted society columnist died from an apparent barbiturate overdose Police reported Her husband who wrote the Cholly Knickerbocker column for the Journal American and other papers was indicted for failing to register as a foreign agent for the Trupilo regime of the Dominican Republic She was Cassini's third wife juggling by former Gov David Lawrence's fiscal experts
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Robert E. Grice
Grice Jewelers
North Center Street
Bowman Technical School
Lancaster
Frank Grice
Gridt
Lancaster School
Corty Area
Charlene Cassini
New York
Sharlene Cassini
Igor Cassini
Society
Journal- American
Trupilo
Dominican Republic
Cassini
PSEA Contributes to Pease Fund for Printing Appeal
A $1,500 grant from the Pennsylvania State Education Association to Millcreek to print George L. Pease's appeal materials for the State Supreme Court was added to a Corps fundraising total of $708.44, covering a $2,208.43 printing bill. The work, in three volumes, argues Pease’s case on reinstatement to a classroom post after Millcreek School District fired him for declining to chaperone boys’ bowling after school.
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Millcreek
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Harrisbur
George L. Pease
State Supreme Court
Jeyes Festeraay
Htrs
Dame Isaac
Corps
Citizens
Pease
Supreme Court
Pens2
Boys’ Bowling Society
William S. Merrelle Co
Sayre
Jamestown Plant Workers Take 5 Percent Pay Cut
Local 2215 Carpenter's Union Sherman Brothers Cov agreed to a five percent wage reduction to preserve the business and save 70 jobs at the plant. The non union side had already accepted a similar cut as the company, operating as debtor in possession under the Federal Bankruptcy Act, undergoes reorganization after filing March 8 with $285,972 assets and $676,231 debts.
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Tamestown
Carpenter's Union
Sherman Brothers Cov
Gust Neybere
al Ready
John G .Catranis
Derby
N.Y
John C. Henderson
Deck Vander Molen
War College Head Dies In San Francisco
Maj. Gen. Walter Campbell Sweensy 86 former director of the Army War College in Washington died yesterday. The will stipulates funds be given to the statewide teachers organization if a high court appeal succeeds and if the school board is ordered to pay costs of record. The PSBA hinted it may still contribute to Pease's legal expenses through Mrs. Macisaac.
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San Francisco
Walter Campbell Sweensy
Army War College
Washington
PSBA
Pease
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