Notable civic notes on road survey and airport aid
The report covers Route 6 and Shady avenue vehicle counts from February and peak summer projections. It notes state aid of 12000 for Lawrence Airport construction, with 8000 deposited in each of two banks against two 14000 loans, leaving 16000 outstanding. A separate obituary honors coach Taylor Sanford, 57, whose career spanned Randolph Macon Wake Forest and Ft. Lee. Funeral notices for Mrs. Fred Lyla Schaub follow with details on service times and burial.
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Shady Avenue
Council
Lawrence
Petersburg
Taylor Sanford
Randolph- Macon
Wake Forest
Ft. Lee
Editorial: Figures and Surprises in Education Disbursements
The Journal prints a reproduction of disbursements from a $58,872 federal aid to education program. It notes large salary costs for summer school staff, including teachers, aides, and nurses, plus $1,500 for two home and school visitors. The piece questions spending approach and political timing amid a gubernatorial year and hints at possible taxpayer complaints being investigated by the Department of Public Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union powerplay as lawmakers weigh 5 000 strike dispute
Union leaders from 12 large locals met Monday to avert a repeat of the July 31 strike rejection of a White House brokered deal. Rep. Rogers said House Commerce Committee favors approval of legislation and may rewrite the Senate draft to drop compulsory arbitration after 180 days. Chairman Staggers warned Congress will act if unresolved.
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White House
New York
Miami
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
House Commerce Committee
Rogers
Senate
Charman Harley C. Staggers
D-W. Va
Congress
Pennsylvania budget move ends stalemate after months
In Harrisburg the Republican Senate and Democratic House plan to adopt the bulk of a 1.53 billion dollar budget for the new fiscal year. A conference report outlines 1.259 billion for general appropriations to fund 90 percent of regular spending and advances an additional 120 million for universities and state institutions subject to final votes. The plan faces possible opposition over college scholarship funding and birth control provisions, with leadership signaling a vote today as conferees pressed for consensus on a six man committee package and related highway beautification measures.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Democratic
House
Conference Committee
Senate Democrats
Willam J. Lane
D - Washington
Mullen
Scranton
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Joshua Eilberg
Rosenn
A. James Reichley
Gay
Pennsylvania House backs temporary recall of retired judges
The House approved recalling retired judges to temporary duty to ease court backlogs, with Senate amendments raising per diem for judges from 50 to 75 dollars. A Beatles ban proposal by Sen. Fleming was sent to the Rules Committee. The Senate also adopted wedding greetings resolutions for Pat Nugent and Luci Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
John Lennon
Jesus
Pat Nugent
Luci Johnson
Case Closed In Shortage Of City Funds
Titusville City Council closed the embezzlement case in the treasurer’s office after restitution of 2831.59 was made. City Controller Gerald C. English released a five year audit to September 1961 showing the involved employee no longer works for the city. Councilor Louis G. Caldwell had raised the issue July 12 and the employee had already been dismissed.
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Titusville
Gerald C. English
Robert Winitzky
CPA
English
George T. Forssell Jr
Norman Canada
Louis G. Caldwell
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Gustodians
INIT
Totel
Tae Journal
Corry Area
Department of Public Instruction
Union
Albert Watson
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National
Northwest
Trans World
United
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Hoover
Kingsize
Barney
Cannister Cleaner
Center Street
Martin P. Mullen
Max Rosenn
Business Guide
Corry Journal
J. & G. Hammond Appl
Furn
Center St
Automobile Agencies
Turben
Chevrolet
Corvair
Columbus
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick
South St
Crystal Coal Co
A.C. Zen
Corry Block
Bishady Avenue
F.H. & M. A. Beall
General Insurance
East Smith St
Ee Bay
Fitch Motors
1St Ave
Auto Glass
Frank
N. Center St
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Electrical Contractors
Taylor
Lathrop Electric, Res
Electric Heat & Appl
Call Corry
Crosby Bush Insurance
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Main
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
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Remington Chain Saws
Roof & Heat Rep
Insurance — Life & Accident
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Mead Avenue
Corry Lee N
Phone Mix Cement Maria
Robert G. Tunpell
West Park Place
Corry Pharmacy
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Jiesman & Muckinhaupt, Sone
Phoenix Hotel
Andy Boythe
Route
Spartansburg
Swanson
Corry TV Cable Co
Jansen
North Center St
Western Equipment Box
Western Tack Shop
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