Hat Trick Victory Coaches As Atlanta City Rally
A local sports recap notes Atlanta City Athletic triumph as Hat Ear plays pivotal role in a tight contest. Key contributors include Hat Ear and coach staff guiding a late surge to secure victory for Atlanta.
Help For Pay Toilet Users In Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission debated forcing airline, bus, and rail terminals to offer half their restrooms free. Critics cited revenue loss and jurisdiction questions while recalling free toilets on the turnpike since 1972. A final vote hinges on a Justice Department opinion and terminal reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
International
Philadelphia
PAC
Robert Bloom
PUC
Helen O'Bannon
State Justice Department
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Milton Shapp
Turnpike Commission
Marriage To Cut College Bills With Trade Of Wives
Paul M. Ferbank a 22 year old Hobart College junior seeks a wife with a business contract to pay tuition costs. He would offer tax deductions and potential cash remuneration, with the arrangement to be legally binding and strictly transactional though romance could be allowed later. He aims to meet the annual 3400 dollar Hobart William Smith tuition plus living costs by marrying a faculty member or her spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Paul M. Ferbank
New York
Ferbank
Hobart College
Swampscott
Mass
Buster
New York Governor Pushes Lake Erie Gas Drilling
Governor Carey urges lifting the drilling ban on Lake Erie for natural gas as Encon officials caution long lead times and environmental risks. Reports put potential reserves from 200 to 1,000 billion cubic feet, with full development decades away and uneven estimates. Pennsylvania and New York officials weigh the policy impact amid local opposition over drinking water safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Lake Erie
Hugh Carey
Carey
Peter A. A. Berle
Berle
Alaska North Slope
Roland Kidder
Djamestown
Kidder
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Encon
Claim District Won’t Haul Area Students
Mr and Mrs Norman Soter of Green Township charged Wattsburg School District with not complying with a state law in effect four years requiring transportation or reimbursement for children to attend a private school within 10 miles of district boundaries. They sued the district and its business manager Richard Short, claiming requests for transport or reimbursement to Wesleyville parochial school were denied since September and seeking immediate reimbursement and ongoing transport for the rest of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James
Wattsburg
Norman Soter
Green ‘Township
Wesleyville
Richard Short
Lovds
Dog Chases Deer Into Titusville
Titusville police chased a deer that wandered into downtown while a German shepherd pursued it. Officers diverted from traffic duties near a gas line job to observe the chase as the deer, described as wangerless, moved toward a wooded area near Agway before disappearing in deep snow. The dog continued the pursuit but no shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
C.A. Bromley
Doctor Suggests Tax On Smokers, Drinkers
New York AP report quotes Dr Kerr White of the Institute for Health Care Studies urging health care taxes on individuals and corporations. He proposes graduated charges based on alcohol, nicotine, auto features, and unhealthy foods to fund medical costs, and calls for audits similar to IRS procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kerr White
Institute For Health Care Studies
United Hospital Fund of
White
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
PennDOT loses nearly 60 Erie County road crew workers
In three years about 60 PennDOT highway workers in Erie County have quit without being replaced, amounting to roughly one fourth of the authorized Erie County force since October 1973. County Superintendent Vincent Kennerknecht warned that if 20 more quit tomorrow, they could not be replaced, as the total now stands at 58 departures with no replacements possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Erie County
Penndot
Vincent Kennerknecht
Kennerknecht
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Allegheny County
Snow Costs Already At 2 Million in Chautauqua County
Emergency snow removal costs in Chautauqua County total nearly 2 million across 43 municipalities with claims to be reviewed for federal disaster aid. Civil defense director Wanda Gustafson reports a minimum 70 percent federal reimbursement likely, with total possible aid if expenditures double the snow removal budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Wanda J. Gustafson
Civil Defense
Federal
Buffalo
Gustafson
Vivid Defense
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Jamestown
Ripley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ey Man Steet
Bill Morton
Morton
Spring Street
Eaton
N.Y. Gov
George Washington
Gerald Ford
Episcopalian Church
Berkey’s Greenhouse & Floral
Spartansburg
Steve and
Pam Mennen
Augie
Pizza Shop
North Center Street
Sylvania
Firestone