Jamestown Community College selects new president
Dr Albert W Brts Yor formerly dean of students at the State University of New York College for Teachers in Cortland is installed as Jamestown Community College president succeeding Dr Frederick Dew Bolman Jr who declined the post. The Erie County Poultry Association and Agriculture Extension Service hold a daylong session with moderator Erskine Olds and Paul V Rebert. Mill Run cleanup contract awarded to Rebert for 8 350 by city council.
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New York College For Teachers
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Poultrymen's Association
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Erie
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Mill Run
Paul V. Rebert
Orr
Hospital Report Highlights Admissions and Discharges
At the hospital the morning report lists admissions including Mrs Clarence Heise, Mrs Gerke Tuessler, Mrs Stanley Beckwith, and others with addresses in Clymer, Garland, and Erie. Discharged: Miss Lowean Legters, Leslie Donaldson, Mrs Robert Finn, and several residents. Police and Traffic Commission weigh Parking Authority plan to raise meter rates in the Wilk ness district from five cents an hour. Stockton's Wholesale Meats promotes Western and native steers. East Branch Grange to hold open house with potluck supper and meeting. Aero Lenten dance at VFW Club on March 1. McKean County court frees Kathryn Harmetts on a weapons charge. case opened in current criminal session.
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Tax Collector to Cut Pay in Area as Commission Falls
The county tax collector A A Robinson faces a pay cut after township supervisors reduced his commission for fuca value collection from two to one percent. Robinson seeks a fourth term amid a 12 year tenure while the school district considers similar reductions. If enacted, the changes could trim up to 3700 dollars but keep the post among the highest paid in the area.
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Phone Workers Reject Pact Ends Southeast Ohio Strike
In Portsmouth and Greenfield, CWA members rejected the union management deal to end a 296 day telephone strike. Local 4972 president Robert Arnett reported a 117 to 48 vote against the agreement, while Local 4974 unofficially ratified 44 to 0. About 600 members were to vote overall before negotiators meet in Columbus to finalize the end of the strike.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh Mayoral Nominating Petitions Filed
Industrialist Evi C. McCrady and realtor Thomas McCraffrey filed Republican mayoral petitions in Pittsburgh. Both seek the party nomination.
Convicts Seek Fair Publicity From Philadelphia Newspapers
Twelve inmates from Eastern Penitentiary met with three Philadelphia papers to urge fair publicity for felons. The group, members of the Eastern Echo, asked that names be withheld as they pressed for a bridge to the public and for parole news to be fair rather than hostile. They noted media bias can affect parole outcomes and cited a high repeatoffender rate.
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Archer Kills Elephants to Claim Massive Bet
San Antonio oilman Rene Negley reportedly killed two elephants in the Belelah Congo using a bow and arrows to win a substantial bet. He left Feb 9 with a 5-foot 4-inch center bow and 102-pound pull, aiming to prove archery prowess against rival William K. Carpenter of Wilmington.
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Vandals disrupt Meadville TV service on Roundtop Hill
Meadv ille residents faced partial outage after coaxial cables and antennas on Roundtop Hill were toppled by unidentified persons Monday afternoon. Palimero Radio and TV Service Company reported $500 to $700 in damage to equipment, as Henry Palimero worked to restore service to about 135 homes. state police investigate the incident.
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Cleveland
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University Rejects Jet Inoculation For Polio Shots
University of Pittsburgh will not use a jet inoculation gun for polio shots tomorrow as Dr. Jonas Salk notes no reason to continue tests at this time. Army testing with needleless jet gun has begun but is not adopted locally.
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Study Shows Parental Consent Roles In School Health Policies
Wording in a draft policy from Allegheny County Health Department hints at parental consent requirements for student health initiatives. Officials say further study is needed to resolve ambiguities and formalize guidelines.
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