Architect says no basis for $29000 delay claim at Erie hospital
Erie County hospital project officials dispute a contractor’s demand for 29000 to cover added costs from a three month delay. Architect William Johnson of Johnson and Gray says the contractor’s charges stem from change orders to qualify the hospital for a half million federal grant. He sent a five page denial letter detailing delay causes and warned commissioners to avoid actions that could prompt further cost demands.
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Kennedy urges Japanese youth in world poverty fight
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy urged Japan's students to join a global campaign against poverty ignorance and disease during a six day visit. He spoke at a petroleum institute in Osaka and toured an electronics plant while meeting workers and officials. The trip included Osaka Nara and Kyoto with emphasis on dialogue with young people about future challenges.
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Kennedy urges public access to satellite network hearings
Worldwide Network hearings examine who should control a projected satellite system. President Kennedy favored private ownership while proposing about 1 million Class A voting shares. Officials warn high initial costs could cap earnings for years. Some private firms claimed they could complete the system by 1963 before a trip to Hong Kong.
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Sugar Grave Elects Mayor After Election Standoff
In Cabell county the county seat faces a mayoral resolve after Dr Alfred A Grant refused to take office following the November election. He swore he would not serve if his name appeared on the ballots, prompting a January council session debate. Last night the council acted to finalize the office for a four year term, ending the dispute.
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Union City Hikes Property Taxes Four Mills Increase
Union City borough council raised property taxes by four mills at City Hall, setting local tax at 18 mills for borough properties and two for the public library. The amendment aims to generate about $46,049 from a total assessed value of $2,726,860, though roughly 15 percent may be uncollectable. Net revenue is projected at $38,797 after discounts.
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Poetess Ruth Moncrief Puirchild Dies in Houston
Ruth Moncrief Puirchild, a poetess aged six from St. Louis, died yesterday after brain surgery in Houston. Mrs Fairchal, a former Houston resident, had traveled there for the operation.
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Air Force Says Flying Saucers Not From Other Planets
After 15 years of investigation of 7369 unidentified flying object reports from 1947 to 1962 the Air Force concludes none show extraterrestrial origin or pose a national security threat. Project Blue Book found no evidence of advanced technology beyond science, nor extraterrestrial vehicles. In 1961 48 reports were studied, 26 fewer than 1960, leaving 10 still unidentified at year end. others traced to aircraft, balloons, satellites, astronomical phenomena, birds, lights, hoses, and similar causes.
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Senate Mourns Death of Library Clerk Eleanor Jennings
The Senate mourned Eleanor Ayres Jennings, 58, a Harrisburg Senate library clerk native to Philipsburg, who died in an auto accident last Saturday. She began work in January after holding jobs in state departments. a black cloth and a bouquet marked the desk as colleagues honored her as a dedicated public servant.
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