State Libraries Get $700 000 Extra
Harrisburg AP The Senate unanimously passed a measure to add 700000 to state libraries for the current fiscal year raising total library subsidies to 7500000 funded from federal revenue sharing. The money would support 324 libraries and the bill moves to the House. The Senate also advanced 5100000 for Occupation Disease benefits with three months remaining fiscal year spending projected at 6200000 against a 1100000 fund balance.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Department of Labor
Department
Long Glow
London
Robert M. Foulds
Three NYSUT Members’ Trial Delayed in Falconer Case
Three NYSUT members Helen Bradley Charles Raccaia and Ricard Howard face trespassing charges after being ordered from Falconer High School during an unofficial investigation led by Falconer Education Association president Leland Carlson. Trial dates were set for May 24 as lawyers review the cases with Ellicott Town Justice Edward Jackson.
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Donald S. Conway
Leland Carlson
Falconer Education Association
Pipe's Ember Shines For Two Hours One Minute Sixteen Seconds
A clay pipe glowed steadily for two hours one minute and sixteen seconds, marking an unusual display of ember duration observed by bystanders. The event drew curious attention from locals.
I 90 Crash Kills One Injures Four
An Ohio man died and several others were injured in a four car crash on Interstate 90 near Erie. Marshall Dyer, 52, of Cleveland Heights, was pronounced dead on arrival. Gail Foss, 39, and her daughter Cynthia, 9, were treated and released, Elizabeth, 10, held for observation with facial cuts. Charlott Post, 58, of North East, was taken to hospital. Police say two eastbound cars collided, sending vehicles toward the median. Autopsy likely to be performed. death ruled accidental pending results.
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Erie
Ohio
Here
Hamet Medical Center
Erie County
Edward Respecki
Marshall Dyer
Cleveland Heights
Respecki
Gail Foss
Lyndonville
N.Y
Cynthia
Elizabeth
Charlott Post
R.D. 4
St. Vincent Hospital
Dyer
Construction Cause of Patient Transfer in Bradford
Emery Nursing Home patients will move Monday to Bradford Hospital's second floor north wing. The transfer, agreed by Emery president R P Habgood Jr and Bradford Hospital president R J Brennan, aims to shield patients from noise and dust during the Bradford Nursing Pavilion construction. Relatives and patients approved the interim move.
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Bradford
Emery Nursing Home
Bradford Hospital
R.P. Habgood Jr
R.J. Brennan
Bradford Nursing Pavilion
Habgood
Bear Lake Beautification and Fair Committees Plan Spring Events
Peggy Osborne leads the Beautification Committee as plans for a May 12 spring cleanup are made with boys mowing town lots. The Bear Lake Community Fair Committee, led by Harold Cornish, names fireworks and concessions chairs and boosts prize money for band units with a garden tractor as an award. Next meetings set for May 21 and May 1 at the firehall. Also note Marlene Osborne tours New York, Enoch Cornish Jr. returns from Florida, and Ivan Ayling comes home from hospital.
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Peggy Osborne
Clyde Hotchkiss
Arthur Hamilton
Bear Lake
Harold Cornish
Jerry Haskin
Roger Woodin
Firehall
Marlene Osborne
New York City
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of
Jamestown
Enoch Cornish Jr
Florida
Ivan Ayling
Corry Memorial Hospital
Time To File For Nonpublic School Funds
Senator Budd Dwyer said parents with children in nonpublic schools will soon receive tuition reimbursement forms for the current year though 1971-72 payments are still unsettled. The Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of these reimbursements is pending, so the Pennsylvania Parent Assistance Authority will proceed under the act. Forms will be sent to nonpublic schools and distributed to parents, with returns due by July 15. PPRA has processed over 250,000 applications affecting nearly 400,000 children in 1971-72.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Parent Assistance Authority
Dwyer
PPRA
PPAA
Spring Creek Township Sealed Bid Notice 1973
Sealed proposals will be received and publicly opened by Spring Creek Township Warren County Pa until 1 PM ECT May 8 1973 for gravel and dust control supplies. Proposals include price per cubic yard for crushed bank run gravel at Mitchells pit loading hauling spreading bank run gravel from Mitchells pit price per ton on crushed gravel loaded at the plant price per gallon on dust control oil. Bid forms specs and contract forms available from Arthur J Brundage Secretary Box 114 Spring Creek Pa 16496. The Supervisors reserve the right to reject any or all proposals.
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Spring Creek Township
Warren County
Mitchell's Pit
Arthur J. Brundage
Box
Spring Creek
Cannibal Chief Demands Pay After Wedding Pigs Loss
Indonesian native chief Obaharok of West Irian seeks compensation for 25 pigs killed at the marriage of Wyn Sargent to an American writer. The chief also demands return of traditional dresses and handicrafts taken by Miss Sargent. She was expelled by the government for violating regulations, despite claiming the union brought peace among three hostile tribes.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Wyn Sargent
Miss Sargent
West Irian
Obaharok
United States
County Gets U S Aid For Housing Study
Erie County secures a 45000 grant from the federal government to plan housing sites and storm sewers across the county. Metropolitan Planning Director Christopher Capotis says the housing study is phase three in a program to identify housing needs and locations. The plan includes two sewer study phases and requires 22650 in-kind county support. A second item notes Manitoba tourism rose to 3.5 million visitors in 1972, up 225000 from 1971, per Tourism Minister Larry Desjardins.
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Erie
Erie County
Christopher Capotis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State Department of Community Affairs
Capotis
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Providence
Larry Desjardins
Kent State Coed in Mock UN Role at Model United Nations
Paula Tobenfeld a Kent State freshman and Masada Zionist member portrays a Soviet delegate in an all student mock United Nations. She says understanding opposing views is key to peace and security. Over 1000 youths from 130 colleges gather in New York for the National Model United Nations with real U.N. diplomats.
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United Nations
N.Y
Paula Tobenfeld
Paula
Kent State University
Israel
Security Council
New York
Hussein Returns After FlucHont Hussein Returns After FlucHont
King Hussein returned to Amman after three weeks in hospital with flu. Subjects cheered and danced outside the hospital. Bedouin chieftains along the three kilometer route from hospital to the palace slaughtered camels and sheep to honor the king.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Corry Evening Journal masthead and pricing note
The Corry Evening Journal details publisher and staff roles with Associated Press rights and subscription prices. It lists mail and carrier rates, order deadlines, and advertising policy in a brief masthead notice.
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Corry
Jourhal
South Street
George R. Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlie Prawrcom Foreman
Associated Press
AP Paws
Claus Postape
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