Shafer calls extended cleanup to honor environment talks
Gov. Shafer praises recent environmental gains in Pennsylvania and urges extending Earth Day activities through the fifth Governor’s Conference on Environment in Hershey October 1-2. He cites solid waste laws, a $500 million conservation bond, and air and water monitoring as progress while urging passage of amendments to the Clean Streams Law and a comprehensive strip mining bill.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Hershey
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Federal suit seeks halt to Potter County road project
Conservationists filed in federal court to halt the Pa. 872 relocation in Potter County citing potential harm to Sinnemahoning Creek. The Highways Department argues it followed law with hearings and contracts for a $3.2 million project with pollution controls. The case before Judge William L. Nealon includes five individuals and two groups led by Colson E. Blakeslee and involves Sinnemahoning Creek segment of the five mile project.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Potter County
William L. Nealon
Highways Department
Colson E. Blakeslee
Dubois
Blakeslee
Sinnemahoning Creek
Marion E. Brooks
Medix Run
Robert L. Kolek
Pittsburgh
Bertil L. Anderson
St. Marys
Joseph H. Fritz
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Ambler
Allegheny Mountain
Trout Unlimited
Sykesville
Stork shower honors Jamestown couple's daughter in law
In East Branch News a stork shower for Mrs. George Holton of Jamestown was held April 10 at the home of Mrs. Robert Fralick. Judy led the surprise event with attendees including Mrs. Helen Hoyt of Corry and family visiting noted throughout the Jamestown area.
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Marlin Kingensmith
Hazel Fralick
George Holton
Jamestown
Robert Fralick
Judy
Harriet
Helen Hoyt
Corry
Fralick
Bruce Bailey
Richard Merritt
Waterford
Enterprise
Lela Brown
Lela
Virgil
Howard Johnson
Roy Brown
Garland
John Rickerson
East Branch Home Missions Society
Essie Pierce
Arlene Wiler
Pittsfield
Heather ‘Tubbs
Heather
Virgil Tubbs
David Tubbs
Emmit Young
Deloris
Cecile Burleigh
Honor Humble Men For Making Good
NEW YORK AP Sen. Hiram Fong and Mayor Carl Stokes of Cleveland have won Horatio Alger awards for people of humble origin who have made good. They were among 10 winners chosen by the Horatio Alger Awards Committee of the American Schools and Colleges Association. Bronze plaques will be presented at a May 6 dinner. Winners are selected by balloting at 500 colleges and universities. Former winners include Presidents Eisenhower and Hoover.
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New York
Hiram Fong
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Horatio Alger
American Schools and Colleges Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
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D'Arcy Studio
Litz Locksmith & Saving Mach
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Maloney
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Dennis E. Driscoll
Oriy
Corry Pharmacy
Johnson Brothers
Agnay, Inc
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McCray Aluminum & Guilders Supply
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Phila
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Boyd Industries, Inc
Erie
Tools & Supplies
United Industrial Supply
Tools & Supplies 182.62 Road Materials Carry Concrete & Gravel Raf Auto Parts
Carlson Erie Corp
HAR J F. Brittain, Inc
Mar
Gas & Ol Agway, Inc
Eng. & Adm
Hixson Et al
Ennes
East Branch News
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Africa
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Murphy Charge
John Doe JR
Murphy
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Murphy Marts
Murphy Store
Murphy’s Mart
Corry Plaza
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
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