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Seek Funds For Manpower Program Unit
Dr. Joseph Zipper, director of the Erie Cooperative Manpower Development Program, will travel to Washington to press funding for a nationwide program to hire health and public service workers under federal financing. The Erie mayor's office will direct hiring with Corry figures like Dennis Frushone cited, as almost a billion dollars is expected for year one.
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Joseph Zipper
Erie Cooperative Manpower Development Program
Washington
Corry
Dennis Frushone
Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Zipper
Deer Hunters Play Game For Laughs
McKeesport resident Samuel Pack nets a whitetail with a tire chain in its antlers after a surprising approach near Demont in Westmoreland County. Greensburg hunter Carl Mensch bags two deer with one shot and Summerville’s Scott Jobs I, 41, shoots a female with antlers, a rarity cited by Carnegie Museum. A separate Paris report notes Italian writer Luigi Malerba wins the Medicis Prize for best foreign novel published in France.
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Demont
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Carl Mensch
Greensburg
Scott Jobs I
Summerville
Carnegie Museum
Paris
Luigi Malerba
Medicis Prize
France
Government panel backs independent agency to coordinate cancer fight
A 26 member panel urged Senate action for a new independent government body to lead cancer research, clinics, grants, and a central information bank. If created it could cost up to 1 billion annually within five years, with cancer deaths and costs soaring unless the effort succeeds.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
National Cancer Institute
Institute
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American Cancer Society
Mayport Sailors Dumped Oil Without Clearance
Washington AP Mayport Naval Station personnel dumped oil sludge off the Florida coast 55 miles from the St Johns River mouth without the required environmental impact statements under new Navy rules issued Oct. 30. Navy spokesmen said no statement on what was dumped or how was prepared, as a 760 square mile slick formed offshore. Secretary Chafee ordered sludges and oily waste banned from open waters and disposed ashore by private contractors or burned, with ships still allowed bilge waste at sea. The Senate panel will seek an official explanation of the incident.
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Mayport
Naval Station
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Navy
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St. John’s River
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Atlantic
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John H. Chafee
U.S
Chafee
Senate
Jennings Randolph
D-W
Senate Public Works Committee
Repub
Nixon
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