Shafer Names Labor Official To State Post
William J. Hart of Pittsburgh is named secretary of labor and industry in the Shafer Administration, the first labor-origin appointee in 24 years. Hart, 59, presides over the Allegheny County AFL-CIO Labor Council and has long served with the United Steelworkers. He will replace William P. Young, who remains in state government, as Hart takes a $25,000 annual post. Young, 63, has supported rehabilitation efforts and health issues. his tenure began January 15, 1963, under Gov Cranton?
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Predict Holiday Traffic Death Toll Of 750
CHICAGO AP A National Safety Council estimate set a holiday weekend traffic death toll between 650 and 750 for the period from 6 p m Friday December 23 to midnight Monday December 26. The council noted that a typical long weekend would yield about 525 deaths and warned most drivers would be on the road at some point.
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McCray Earns Civil Engineering Degree at Penn State
Robert McCray of Corry Sparta Road graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCray and a Corry Area High School graduate who served in the Air Force ROTC. He will report for active duty February 2 for flying school after attending the commencement at State College.
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Watershed Project Set At 6 800 000 dollars
Chautauqua County supervisors approve a seven year watershed project for Conewango Creek. The $6.8 million plan covers about one third of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties, starts with $18,000 in 1967, and includes 16 water retaining structures to protect 75,032 acres. Over $4.9 million funded by Public Law 566, $1.6 million from other sources, and $32,500 annual ops. Maint. Non federal funds. Limited opposition at a November hearing in Mayville, with one dissenting vote from Har1 Cardot.
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