Nome to sue Alaska over unpaid hotel property taxes
Nome, Alaska, will file suit against the state for $8,800 in overdue real property taxes on the North Star Hotel. The hotel, valued at $402,000, was foreclosed after a loan by the Alaska Development Corp. and has been operated by the state for about two years, with the state reportedly refusing to meet its obligations.
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Nome
Alaska
State of
Ed Glotelty
North Star Hotel
Alaska Development Corp
ADC
Glotfelty
Boulder City Allows Liquor Sales for First Time
Boulder City Nevada approves liquor sales in bars and stores starting September 8 after a May 6 election that passed by 63 votes. Mayor James French says the move aims to attract a first class restaurant. Hoover Dam nearby boosts tourism.
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Boulder City
Nev
James French
Hoover Dam
Deaths Mrs George Moon 69 of Corry dies at St Vincent
Mrs Margaret Moon 69 of Gamma Road R D Corry died after an extended illness at St Vincent Hospital. Born Erie May 27 1900 she was widow of George W Moon. Survived by sister Sr Marie Sylvia SSJ brother John G Liebel and several nieces and nephews. Funeral home hours and mass details given with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
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Margaret Moon
Gamma Road
Frank
Katherine) Kern
Joseph F. Liebel
Hospital calls fail as emergency doctor unavailable in Corry
The News Today Report notes unable to summon a physician during emergencies at Corry Memorial Hospital with emergency line 665 8201 and ambulance 668 3433. It lists multiple admissions and discharges from Corry and nearby towns, including Mrs. Richard Hughes and Rodney Miles, with addresses and relatives. A separate note reports triple growth in table wine sales in the United States since 1950 and mentions Paul Masson Vineyards and brandy producers proposing actions in a semi autonomous African enclave in white South Africa.
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News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Richard Hughes
R.D
Dale Eaton
Findley Lake
Rodney
Ronald Miles
Mary Gluyna
Ford Sargent
210
Fifth Street
Edward Jr
Edward Weaver Sr
Union City
Leon Alden
West Church Street
Ralph Kimmy
Charles Roberts
Columbus
Gary Zajac
East South Street
Lowell Fargo
S. Robert Fellows
Waterford
Elizabeth Johnson
Raymond Ball
Kelly Sue
Charles Guignon
Spartansburg
Meredith Gilmore
Thomas
South Center Street
Brett
William Kusaj
East Main Street
Paul Jr
Paul Meneely
Spring Creek
Debbie
Charles Hayes
Diane
Kimberly
Paul Suchar Jr
Wayne
Oscar Joncas
Shady Avenue
Howard Morris
Wayne Street
Saratoga
Calif
United States
Paul Masson
New Jersey Youths Smash Bomb School in Disorder
In Passaic, New Jersey, youths vandalized a school and surrounding buildings amid a fourth night of unrest. Police report 35 arrests, including 11 juveniles, with total arrests at 117. Curfew enforced, taverns closed, gasoline sales banned, and streets restricted as officials provide new housing for Petra Maldonado and her 11 children.
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Passaic
Jorial School 11
Bernard Pinck
Petra Maldonado
Pitt Hikes Tuition Eighty Dollars This Fall
Pitt announces an $80 per term tuition increase due to state funding gaps. In state undergraduates pay $359 per term, up from $17 per credit hour, while out of state charges rise to $800 for undergraduates and $880 for medical students.
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Corry
Baumritter Corporation
Cherry Hill Furniture
Union City
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Wesley Posvar
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Corry Journal
Moose Lodge
Bazaar Daze
Cathers
Belle-Gray Auto Supply, Inc
West
Bond Street
Rexall
Wens
Swisteis
WOTM
Bach Omer’s
Sater Soto
Seafeterseteatete
Venture Inn
Fireside
BPO Elks
Jou
City
State
Mrs. George
Margaret ) Moon
Francis Vo. Kleecker
Erie
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Calvary Cemetery
Umtata
Transkei
South Africa
Corry Dodge - Mobil
Kee
Mobi
Mobil Gas
Corry Dodge
MOBIL
White South Africa
New Jersey
Pitt
Journal Daily
Dyl
Iceburg
California
Pascal Celery
Sound
Pou
Corry Savings and Loan Association
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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