Biggest Pork Barrel Bill Passes In Pa
Harrisburg AP reports a $211 million state seed building program narrowly won House approval 122 to 69 after hours of legislative maneuvering and a Senate concurrence. The plan, overseen by the General Authority, would issue bonds for construction projects the state cannot fund directly, with a later constitutional amendment seeking to abolish the authorities and move bond issuance to the legislature and voters. Representative Blaker Hocker labeled the bill the largest pork barrel yet, warning of a $5 million rise in annual interest and noting current interest at $31.5 million.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Blaker
Hocker
Dauphin
Appropriations
General Stat Authority
Mub
GSA
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Range Fire Blazes 6000 Acres in Oklahoma Refuge
In the Wichita Mountains wildlife refuge near Lawton Oklahoma a range fire expanded to about 6000 acres by morning. Soldiers from Fort Sill with bulldozers and helicopters battled the flames injuring one soldier and minor injuries to two others. Wildlife losses included deer and buffalo with some ranch stock missing. The Holy City Easter pageant site was briefly threatened as Mount Sheridan slopes burned.
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Lawton
Okla
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Mount Sheridan
Holy City
Ft. Sill
West Leaders Move Toward Nonaggression Pact
The article notes ongoing talks among Western leaders on a possible nonaggression treaty with NATO and Warsaw Pact nations. Khrushchev aims to push a signed agreement, while de Gaulle’s refusal complicates progress. Kennedy and Harriman suggest обход around the Paris obstacle through a formal independent declaration.
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George C. Marshall
Andrew A
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Rusk
U.S
Leningrad
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Goth
Noted author Oliver La Parge Dies in Albuquerque
Oliver La Parge age 61 a nationally known author historian and anthropologist died yesterday from a heart ailment in Albuquerque New Mexico La Parge won the 1929 Pulitzer Prize for Laughing Boy and was noted for his work in history and anthropology
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Albuquerque
Oliver la Parge
Anti anthro‘Guther
la Farge
Unclear Local Notices From Spring Creek Area
A fragmented local notice column lists residents and visitors in Spring Creek and nearby towns. It mentions Clyde English and Marela visiting Cherry Grove, festival attendance, and multiple families visiting relatives in Trescon Ant. Also notes vacations in South Dakota, travel to Fantasy Island Grand Fatal New York, and various visits to Pittsburgh Kane Union City and Corry Wave. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete names.
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Spring Creek
Clyde English
Mar
Ela
Cherry Grove
Vail
Sheffield
Elmer Ripp
Beverly
Caro
Loly Jane Porter
Melvin Mendner
Norman Mitchell
Norman
Senith
Fntasy Island
Grand Fatal
N.Y
Vintn Porter
William Graybill
Wiomnes
Trescon
Ant
Daly Mitchell
Cory Wave
Willwir Mitchell
Louis Hovey
Pittsburgh
Glen Donaldson
Charle Peterson
Herbert Sint
UN Warns Korean Reds Amid Printing Amendments Issue
The report notes a slow end to a confrontation as UN observers reference red threats in Korea. Paul W. Malady of West Moreland accuses the governor of breach of protocol for an uninvited appearance while criticizing party leadership for information gaps during frantic final debates.
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Samaj
Reeion
Paul W. Malady
Westmoreland
Malady
Arlene Hurricane Packs 100 MPH Winds Off Puerto Rico
Miami AP reports Hurricane Arlene, the season’s first, roared with 100 mph winds far east of San Juan Puerto Rico. A lone small craft reported trouble north of Puerto Rico but was escorted to port by a Coast Guard vessel as forecasters tracked the storm near its center. The storm was days from the U.S. mainland with no landfall seen, and hurricane hunter planes followed its vortex through the night.
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Miami
Fla
Arlene
San Juan
P.R
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Aize
United States
Peter J. Gross
Pocahontas
Towa
Grea
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Spring Creek News
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Brest
Geral Boilialy
Kinzie
Wident
Maj
Allegheny
McCray Aluminum Products
HOOK
The
Ritz
Electrolux
Walters
Christensen Motors
Mercury
Comet Safe
Carl Guy M. Fish
Ford
Spartansburg
Heberlein Motor
Dodge
Dart
Turben
Chevrolet
Veterans Automobile
JEEP
Journal Today
Tri-Nord Motors
Tri-Nord
Wear Smith Street Extension
Corry, PA
C. Peterson & Son
Lloyd W. Nichols Plumbing
Fifth Avenue
Mather
South Center Street
Max Grenz
Larry G. Hawley
Warden Street
Union City
AKC
English Springs
Waitsburg
Curtiss Breeding Service
Wayne Holthouse
American Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Briggs
Stratton
David Bradley Garden
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Kenmore
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Concord Ridge Road
Call
McCullogh
Corry
Western Auto
Golumbus-Lottaville Road
Mead Avenue
R. Harkless
Cor‘y
Columbus
Worth Hammond
Gamma Road
Worth Street
Snyder Circle
Steinway
Winter Company
Btate
Erie
Baldwin
Bohman Music Company
Eest 10Th Street
Bargain John's
East Main Street
Cherry Builders
Jysoit
Merlec
Dodd Real Estate Broker Law and Finance
Spring Creek Road
Merle C. Dodd
East South Street
Clairbell Kettenring
Peake and
Peake
North Center Street
Canadohta Lake
Airport Road
Fairview
Maple Avenue
Ater
Shady Avenue
Clymer Blacktop
Corbett Real Estate Agency
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
Leslie Real Estate Agency
Wattsburg
Norvel Reed
Sherman, N. Y
H. Blanche Spencer
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
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T.a
Washington, Pa
Washington County
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