Potter bill would create aging commission in U S
The Eisenhower era push for a commission approach to aging gains support with Senator Charles E. Potter introducing a 10 member United States Commission on the aging and aged. Co sponsors cross party lines including Dirksen Douglas Bricker Neuberger Ma jone Lehman and Ives. A separate Osmers bill would form a House select committee to study age based employment discrimination for ages 40 to 65.
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Ohio
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Ore
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Nev
Herbert H
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Vb of Health
Tibbitts
Jacob Fisher
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U. S
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Mitchell
House
Frank C. Osmers Jr
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 28 1935
The item notes halted work on regrading the athletic field due to near zero temperatures leaving ground frosty. City Council may face a decision on purchasing a city truck. Absentees at Washington School due to mumps. health officials report no new cases at Third Ward. Police Chief Burlingame injured a thumb in a fall on ice near the Municipal Building. Tax collections inwardly fallen, raising concern over city finances.
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Burlingame
Gas energy output tops nine quadrillion Btu nation total
Natural gas last year supplied over nine quadrillion Btu, about 23 percent of U.S. energy, and far above a decade ago. The amount could power 250 million cars or replace 36 years of current U.S. auto production at today's pace.
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Lenten Meditation by Rev Bradley T Lines
Columbus Community Church program notes a Lenten meditation titled The Vineyard Keepers by Rev. Bradley T Lines. He discusses the parable of the tenants from Matthew 21 33 41 as a warning about ungrateful stewardship and the reckoning for use of God's gifts. He urges honest service in gifts talents and time.
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Columbus Community Church
Jesus
America
CD continues despite rebuff in Erie County plan
Erie County Civil Defense officials said they will proceed with preliminary plans for a proposed CD Volunteer Firemen communications center despite being refused a $2,500 federal grant. They aim to meet a March 15 deadline to qualify for possible federal matching funds covering up to half the center costs, with plans to build a base and develop details within 90 days.
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Erie—County Civil Defense
County to Pass 2.5 Million Budget Balance Offset
The county plans a 2.5 million budget to be approved next Friday after a 30 day notice. Commissioners expect to use a 490 thousand year end balance to cover a 230 thousand expense gap this year and fund three departments General administration 1 million tuberculosis hospital 225 thousand and institution district 630 thousand. Revenue is trimmed by lowering anticipated tax collection percentage from 9 to 8.6 percent despite 1954 actuals at 92 percent. Funds may also support a county volunteer fire hall and training school with an estimated 100 thousand for building and equipment, while efforts to trim boats proceed to meet the deadline.
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Custersomace
Teesaecade
Ee Eee
Tuberculosis Hospital
Institution District
Nichols
County board weighs prison visit upgrades and inmate care
The board approved studying a new prisoners visit window after District Attorney McLaughlin called current facilities very bad. They proposed limiting visitor numbers and visit lengths, with action on the latter deferred. The panel also weighed moving James LaJohn from jail to the County Infirmary due to his heart condition and ongoing Hamot Hospital treatment since January 21.
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Erie
Range
Damion McLaughlin
Jalowing
James LaJohn
Erie County to re assess 40 000 city real estate parcels
County officials plan an immediate overhaul of city real estate assessments. County Assessor Martin Gregor says the task can be done for about 0 000, far cheaper than the city paid four years ago. The move follows the collapse of negotiations with the city and the board’s request for medical reports on a county ward before action.
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Naturday
Martin Gregor
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