Erie County treasurer and commissioners clash over tax sale funding
Erie County Treasurer Neil McLaughlin will run the first tax sale in four years tomorrow despite the commissioners’ concerns over overspending and lack of consultation. McLaughlin insists advertising costs will be recovered by sale proceeds, while commissioners question the budget and predict remaining delinquent properties will drop to about 250.
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Erie
Neil McLaughlin
Fred We
McLaughlin
Leo P. Weir
Commissioners
Erie County
Lamberton
Plant Patient Doing Well After Two Years
Indianapolis AP report on Louis B. Russell a 45 year old school teacher and the world’s longest living heart recipient entering his second transplant anniversary. About 150 friends attended his home to wish him well while doctors note no rejection for more than a year though he still receives electrocardiograms three times weekly.
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Indianapolis
Louis B. Russell
Russell
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Sharp Hike in Employment Aid Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 12 to 4 to back the president’s request for a sharp increase in funding for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The panel approved $19 million, while the House had previously allotted $14.3 million. The EEOC, created under the 1964 Civil Rights Act, aims to prevent employment discrimination.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
House
Senate
World power urged to control pollution for humanity
U Thant told about 600 delegates at the World Federalists congress that a planetary authority is needed to curb pollution or risk the extinction of a civilization. He warned many nations resist UN environmental control but urged responsible global management. A mobile home survey shows many residents plan permanent or long stays in their units.
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Ottawa
U Thant
United Nations
World Association of World Federalists
U.N
East Branch News Highlights Community, Arts, Travel
East Branch news covers visits among Armitages and Messenger family ties from Marionetta to Abington, praise for Mrs. Armitage’s recovery, a Michigan Canada trip by Emmit Young and family, a Henry reunion with 38 attendees across Lorain and Erie, art prizes at Youngsville Fair, and local interest in Indian artifacts and brain rocks. A Utica Oneida County note leads with milk production leadership.
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Marlin Klingensmith
Harlan Armitage
Marionetta
Ronald Messenger
Harlan
Dale Jones
Abington
Nina Armitage
Armitage
Alice
Emmit Young
Deloris
Kirk
Karen King
Michigan
Canada
Toronto
United States
Niagara Falls
David
Florence Henry
Virgil Tubbs
Lorain
Ohio
Erie
Warren
Spring Creek
Vivian Bailey
Youngsville Fair
Cecilia Imhoff
Bill Wingensmith
Marlin Klingensmith Jr
Philadelphia Attorney Nominated as FTC Commissioner
The Senate Commerce Committee approved Miles W. Kirkpatrick's nomination to the Federal Trade Commission, sending it to the full Senate for a confirmation vote likely next week. Kirkpatrick would replace Casper Weinberger, with Nixon expected to name him FTC chairman. The Milkshed reference and Otsego County noted as runner-up in separate context.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Kirkpatrick
Casper W. Weinberger
President’s Office of Management and Budget
Nixon
FTC
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