Warren budget up and millage cut in 1967 plan
Warren borough adopts a 1967 budget totaling 1,015,296 with real estate millage down to 16 from 17 mills and a 26 mill occupation tax. The deficit includes increased borrowing to 378,812 and administration rising to 378,812, while earned income tax projections rise to 150,000. Council debates per capita tax amid earned income tax considerations and awaits financial statements from the Warren Parking Authority.
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Warren
Rockwell O'Sheill
Finance Committee
William McElwain
Beyer Africa
Warren Borough
Sylvania
Meadville Lad Killed When Station Wagon Overturns
Jonathan Joseph Harris five died instantly when a station wagon overturned on Jefferson Street. His sister Susan Ann Harris nine was injured and taken to City Hospital in fair condition. Police said the father, John J Harris, drove the vehicle which skidded, overturned the embankment, and pinned the boy. Coroner ruled chest injuries cause of death.
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Meadville
Jonathan Joseph Harris
John J. Harris
Jefferson Street
Susan ‘Ann
City Hospital
Harris
Crawford County
Daniel Maloney
Titusville Tax Lists Called Deplorable
The Titusville Area School Board heard from its tax committee that the per cap ta tax list is in deplorable condition with 525 non residents 121 deceased and 1 duplicate assessment last year. A meeting with county commissioners chief assessors local assessors tax collectors and school board representatives was authorized to address the per capita tax duplicate issues. The board opposed Gov Shafer’s proposal to exempt all persons 65 or over from real estate and per capita tax if income is under 3500.
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Titusville
Titusville Area
Raymond Shafer
Two Hurt After Crash Involving Smith Car And Bolvin Machine
Trooper Sita and Trooper Larry Pifer assisted at the scene. Two people sustained facial injuries and bruises to the right forearm and leg. they were treated and released. Property damage was listed as 2501 for the Smith car, 80 for the Bolvin machine, and 400 for an unidentified item.
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Thompson
Sita
Larry Pifer
Smith
Bolvin
Columbus Scouts Hold Honor Court
Columbus Boy Scouts of Troop 19 met Saturday evening in the Columbus Community Hall for a Court of Honor, awarding merit badges and rank advancements. Second class scouts named were James Deutschlander Wayne Jaquith and Scott Stevenson. badges awarded to Moore, Sekerak, Jaquith, and Deutschlander. service pins given for five, three, two, and one years.
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Columbus
Boy Scouts of
Troop 19
James Deutschlander
Wayne Jaquith
Scott Stevenson
Robert Moore
Merle Moore
Michael Sekerak
Budget cuts shrink County 1967 fund by $57,000
County commissioners led by chairman William C. Hill Jr. trimmed about 57 000 from the 1967 general fund budget proposals reducing a running deficit to around 500 000. Cuts included 43 050 from the surplus food department budget to replace that program with the federal Food Stamp Plan by June 1. Further trims: 9 642 from health, 2 567 from Sheriff, 1 190 from Register of Wills. Sessions to resume tomorrow. Hill to attend a service for stepbrother Leonard Fehlman who died at 58.
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Brie
Couny
William C. Hill Jr
General Fund
County Health Department
Sheriff's Department
Office of Register of Wills
Commissoner Hill
Gowanda
Leonard Fehlman
Pennsy asks to discontinue Baltimore Buffalo passenger trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad told an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing that two daytime trains between Baltimore and Buffalo lost over 575000 annually with only 30 to 35 riders daily on the 39 mile run. PRR seeks discontinuance after a 75 percent local decline since 1956, drawing protests from Milton Shapp and others. The ICC paused action pending review.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Buffalo
N.Y
PRR
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New York
ICC
Milton Shapp
Rial
Brotherhood of Railroad
New York State Public Service Commission
City of
Pennsylvania Tier
John B. Dorrance Jr
Philadelphia
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