Erie County court hires law clerk without notice
Two Erie County judges hired a part time law clerk for five county judges with budgeted funds of 2,500 per clerk, without prior commissioners approval. Commissioner Weir condemned the move, noting a required court-order notification process. President Judge Carney later issued the order, and the clerk began work as plans for an additional clerk emerged. Commissioners argued judges, as state officials, lack authority to hire county employees without approval.
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Erie
Erie County
Leo Weir
Know
Lindley R. McClelland
Fred Anthony
Edward H. Carney
McClelland
Michael Visnosky
Carney
Welfare Cheating Incidence Drops in Erie County
A report to State Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth by the auditor general shows a continued drop in ineligible public assistance recipients in Erie County. Fiscal year 1972 73 ineligibility is 7.8 percent, down from 10.2 percent the prior year and 12.9 percent in 1971. An ineligible case means the grant exceeds entitlement, from 10 cents to the full amount. Secretary Wohlgemuth credits this to applying sound business procedures and new methods like project SWEEP reducing fraud and error.
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Harrisburg
Helene Wohlgemuth
Auditor General's Office
Erie County
Auditor General
Wohlgemuth
Secretary of Welfare
Kissinger Resting in Palm Springs
In Palm Springs Henry Kissinger the presidential adviser is vacationing at a friend's home. He says he came for a rest and plans to leave around New Year’s. Kissinger appeared with Robert Evans and two Secret Service men after speaking briefly with reporters. He did not address Vietnam amid a hectic call volume.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Theodore E. Cummings
Secret Service
Robert Evans
Paramount Studios
Vietnam
Nixon
Farr Jailed Longer Than Any Reporter
Los Angeles AP reports journalist William Farr, 38, remains in jail on an indeterminate sentence for refusing to reveal confidential sources. His committee says he has now served longer than any American reporter jailed for source noncompliance, with the previous record at 30 days.
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Los Angeles
William Farr
Farr
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Charles Manson
Older
Newark
N.J
Peter Bridge
Vi Murphy
San Diego Union
Denver
Colo
Monroe Terrace Project Set to Begin April 20 1973
Urry city housing association to start Monroe Terrace construction April 20 1973. Architect Kay Thompson of W G Edkles Co New Castle met with officials. HUD sets 922300 for 48 moderate income units across 12 buildings on parade street and Sixth avenue. Monthly rents from 125 to 160 dollars.
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UNSM
Rme Union City Community Housing Association
Monroe Terrace
Kay Thompson
W.G. Edkles Co
New Castle
Borough
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Parade Street
Sixth Avenue
Taxes Too Heavy for Arizona Tax Burrden
In Phoenix AP reports a spokesman for the Arizona Tax Commission describes a 500,000 state income tax forms van collapsing under weight. Two wreckers lifted the front while a tractor hooked up, as about 90 percent of the 602,000 forms prepared for 1972 were stored in the vehicle.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Tax Commission
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North Center St
IGA
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Minnick’s Dairy Bar
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Maxine Teeter
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