Housing Project Now Test Case
The city Zoning Board and the Concerned Homeowners Association face a legal battle over a 50 unit modular housing project on South Center Street hill. CAIDC pursues HUD funding, with HUD review likely by spring. council will vote to proceed if funded. A delay and possible appeal loom as March 6 court arguments continue.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Conrad Monroe
Corry
CAIDC
South Center Street
Monroe
Department of Housing Urea Develoment
HUD
Bod Patesturgh
Gere
Neem
Come
Peete
Mauree
Meamuiine
Con Aguas Attermer Dumgizs Bazelle
Tax Aid Set For Monday Sessions Here
Tax aid centers will open for public inquiries about the state income tax and assist with filing. In Corry, Cosimo R. Farbo will staff the Municipal Building Mondays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the first two sessions moved to Tuesdays due to holidays. Last year 253,000 property tax rebate recipients will receive forms and instructions this week.
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Ene
State
Personal Income Tax Bureau
Kane
Corry
Cosimo R. Farbo
Pacha
Farbo
City Plans Formal Protest Over GenTel Fare Increase
City officials prepare a formal protest to the Public Utilities Commission over GenTel's 15 percent hike claiming it undercuts individual subscribers. A fact sheet shows subscribers could see up to 30 percent monthly increases with some differences across the board. Council discussion urged authorizing the city clerk to send the protest letter to the PUC.
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GearTel
Baliarst Thes
PUC
Benjamim Calderore
Shapp Holds Line on 3.8 Million Pa Budget
Gov. Milton J. Shapp proposes an 83.8 billion general government budget with 137 million in tax cuts. The plan limits spending to a 2.6 percent rise, boosts education funding to over two billion, and lowers corporate and individual taxes while outlining reallocations for health, welfare, and salary increases. The budget projects 3.26 billion in revenues plus 52.9 million in additions.
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Shapp
Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Robert Kane
Pennsylvania
Educi
POW Release Expected Around Saturday in Vietnam
ICCS chair Michel Gauvin said negotiations point to the first group of American prisoners of war to be freed around Saturday. U S forces in Vietnam have been reduced to under 20,000, with all troops to depart and all prisoners released by March 28 under the cease fire. Gauvin named An Loc and Phu Hoa as possible transfer sites for Viet Cong held prisoners in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
International Ceasefire Commission
North
South Vietnam
Michel Gauvin
Canada
International Commission For Control and Supervision
ICCS
Commission
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Pothole Patch Woes Reported Across City Streets
The Journal details pothole issues on Plank road and East ery Foods area with a Snyder Circle complaint about tire damage. A Center street railroad crossing incident damaged a gas tank. City Council authorized complaints to Perences and officials after a letter from Clymer and Corry road users.
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State Department of Ition
Pst Eceiot
Plank Road
Journal
Murray Raymond
Snyder Circle
Center Street
Perences
Richard Bush
Jack Stanbro
Clymer
Sparta Fire Dept Seeks Tie-In to Corry Fire Net
A Sparta Fire Department representative urged City Council last night to integrate Sparta fire calls into the Corry fire net, mirroring the Elgin Beaverdam setup where a fire is reported from the scene to Corry and coordinated by the first arriving Elgin fireman. Councilman William Halfast, safety director, outlined the procedure.
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Sparta Fire Department
Corry
Elgin-Beaverdam
Elgin
Sparta
William Halfast
Senator Stennis Worsens After Surgery in Hospital
Washington AP reports Senator John C. Stennis, 71, from Mississippi, condition worsened after a second surgery. Hospital spokesmen said his recovery chance is grave following a holdup in which he was shot twice last week.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
Kassab Denies Taking Light Fixtures and Lauro Ties
Millionaire Kassab denies involvement after the state Justice Department probes light fixtures alleged to have been bought by Lauro for Kassab’s secretary. Lauro, director of imaging services, reportedly signed receipts and says he delivered items to Kassab’s home.
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Kassab
State Justice Department
Aoe
Forteres
Lauro
Justice Department
Img. Services
Cet Set For The Fireworks
Cet Set For The Fireworks commentary notes Philadelphia writer veteran voice and coverage of celebrations. It reflects classic newspaper style and urban setting with focus on culture events and public entertainment during a holiday period.
False Fire Alarm Causes Fire Crew to Respond
Police charged Terry Taylor, 21, and a 16 year old with turning in a false fire alarm at Erie County Plastics Plant 2 on East Main Street. The trio triggered a call that sent three pieces of equipment and about a dozen firefighters to the scene at 5:30 a.m. Taylor faces arraignment today before District Justice Porter Auer and possible jail after being placed out of a local hotel. a petition will be filed in juvenile court for the boy.
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Erie County Plastics Plant
East Main Street
Terry Taylor
West Main Street
Taylor
Porter Auer
Erie County
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