Change In Peak Management Leaves Financing Up In Air
MAYVILLE The Chautauqua County Department of Planning is planning the transfer of the Peaks water and sewer operations to a public district. Receiver Dr Edward Aarad terminated the Peak’s former generals and the new management’s plans are unknown. The lenders appointed Callie Carrey as chief executive officer. The aim is to revise financing of a 3 million plus mortgage from short term to long term while preparing for district formation and facility improvements. The back page note indicates public districts require long term debt and continued improvements.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Dawson
Edward Aarad
Philip Gravink
Joseph Edwards Jr
Gravink
Areelog
Dr. Cherry
Bankers Trust Co
Western New York
Imangy Am
Bon Callie
Caflisch Os Caerey
Aloe
Farmers Home Serve
FHA
Hak Rer
Ignion
French Creek
Go Ahead With DST Rant Over Schedule Change
A handwritten sounding note argues for daylight saving time adjustment by shifting clocks ahead at 2 p.m. Sunday. It warns workers may arrive late and worries about boss objections while urging timely wake ups and adherence to new timing.
Volunteers Clean Up Area Roads This Saturday
More than 1,000 volunteers and PennDOT workers will clear litter along highways in Crawford Erie Forest Lawrence Mercer Venango and surrounding areas. They will provide supplies and safety gear while drivers are urged to allow extra travel time and follow police and DOT directions.
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Penndot
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Oval
Provi
Adwood
Police
Peadot Sonnel
Satipp
Corry Child Hurt In Erie Accident
A six month old Corry area boy remains in good condition at St Vincent Health Center Erie with fractures of the left leg from a crash on yesterday afternoon. Jason Fralick of RD 1 Corry rode in a car driven by his mother Mrs Gordon D Fralick. Other passengers Alisha Frales Verote Roden of RD 1 Corry were treated and released. The Fralick car struck an oncoming Hansen vehicle around 535 PM as it exited I 79. Jason had two fractures in the left leg and will be in traction for about three weeks before casting.
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Corry
St. Vincent Health Center
Erie
Jason Fralick
R,d.1
Ing
Gordon D. Fralick
Fralick
Alisha Rales
Verote Roden
St. Vincen's
St. ‘Vincent's
Hansen
Jason
Gasoline Drop Helps Prices Up .2 Percent
The March consumer price report shows a 0.2 percent rise driven by gasoline and grocery costs, with the three month rate at 2.9 percent. Beef prices fell, groceries declined 1.2 percent, and gasoline dropped 1.3 percent, easing inflation but signaling potential reacceleration ahead. The CPI stood at 167.6 in March, equal to $167.90 for a representative basket since 1967. Inflation over the past year was 6.1 percent, the smallest year-over-year gain since mid-1973.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
Ene
Commerce Department
Calderone Proposes Alternatives for Senior Center Funding
Corry faces no federal money for a new senior center. City Council reviews five funding options proposed by Councilman Calderone, including bonds and short term loans, with costs ranging from about 8,000 to 19,000 annually and a possible city donation. A key hurdle remains elder residents’ reluctance to move from the current facility at Firat Avenue.
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Corry
Ts Cor ‘Ee
Benjamin Caldeone
Seek Missing Bus and Tractor at Warren
Warren police search for a 1975 Ford school bus described as yellow with a black stripe, missing since April 14. The vehicle was found at 7 a.m. yesterday. no solid lead on its location. separate burglaries were reported, including a stolen 1076 John Deere tractor from a shed and a camp break in with liquor and beer stolen.
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Warren
Uipree Neree Cerea
Paul Jenkins
Ashtabula
Eerie
Rodstown
Obie
Joseph Hart
Erie
Sexual Advances Not Part Of Job
A federal judge ruled that sexual advances by a supervisor can constitute sex discrimination under the Civil Rights Act. The decision involved a female public information specialist with the Justice Department who faced abuse and demotion after resisting advances. The ruling supported a lawsuit filed by the worker, though damages were not awarded. the case highlighted protections against hostile work environment claims.
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Washington
Meet
Richey
Altel
Abe
Harvey Brinson
Railroads Returning Harrisburg Area Service After Years
Harrisburg area rail service may resume this fall with two daily trains between the East Coast and the region on alternate days. A Harrisburg Erie line will run with service to Sunbury Milton Wilkes Barre Lock Haven and other towns that lost trains in May 1971. Edson Tennyson of PennDOT said repairs could begin soon as tracks are rebuilt and weeds cleared.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
East Coast
Friest We Penys
Erie
Sunbury
Milton
Willet
Lock
Haven
Arntzook
Ger
Ridgway
Ry’s
Warren
Coe
Edson ‘Tennyson
Penndot
Consumer complaints rise as bureaucracy grows and rights expand
A study by the Office of Consumer Affairs finds 15 federal agencies spent 4.4 million dollars annually answering complaints. Experts say consumer awareness and demand for redress have risen, with more litigation and expectations of accountability. The consumer movement traces back to Ralph Nader and his 1966 book Unsafe at Any Speed, influencing reforms and public interest groups.
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Office of Consumer Affairs
Washington
Ralph ‘Nader
Nader
Senate
General Motors Corp
Saferisers
Fashington
Nadera
Bock
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Carl Bayne
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
PHFA
Calderone
Senior Citizens
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Tate Te Fev
Ite
State Ley Consumer Affairs
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