Corry Fish Hatchery bid for 235000 project upgrade
State Bill 235000 would fund Corry Hatchery improvements in Erie County with raceways and aeration as part of a $16 million increase. LeRoy Sorenson notes plans await final approval and design before contracts, after which work could proceed to replace ponds with raceways and pumping and aeration units. The hatchery now yields 600,000 trout yearly across multiple classes.
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Pennsylvania
Prospects for Merger of Union City and Sparta Schools
Corry educators anticipate a 1966 merger of Union City and Sparta schools as two bills and hearings move toward January. State aid from the merger could reach nearly $28,000 annually, motivating red tape clearance and a hoped July deadline.
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Sun On Sparta
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County to get funds under GSA bill for Erie projects
Erie County stands to gain over 16 million from a 431.4 million General State Authority borrowing plan. Edinboro State College would receive 13 million for new facilities including a men’s gymnasium, dining hall, student union, research learning center, and utilities extensions. Erie earmarks include lakeport development, access roads, and repairs to the Erie Armory. Other allocations cover Perry Monument at Presque Isle, Behrend Library and classroom additions, and Fort LeBoeuf Museum in Waterford.
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GSA
Pennsylvania
William G. Lesler
Thes
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Lake Port
Erie Armory
Perry ‘Monument
Presque Isle
Pennsylvania State University
Ft. LeBoeuf
Waterford
Panama orders flags at half mast for Canal Zone clashes
President Marco A. Robles ordered flags flown at half mast on Sunday to mark the second anniversary of bloody clashes between Panamanians and U S forces along the Canal Zone boundary. He named a committee to plan an official observance program.
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Scranton And Scott Play Kingmaker Role In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Republicans gathered for a strategy conference with Shafer boosters optimistic about grassroots support. Scranton and Hugh Scott kept a neutral public stance, their private discussions signaling they can influence the fall nomination.
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Scott
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Baker Charged in Grand Jury Indictment for Tax Evasion and Conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted former senator Lyndon Baker Johnson era ally on nine counts including tax evasion grand larceny and illegal transport of stolen money. The 37 year old lawyer tycoon faced up to 48 years in prison and 47000 in fines. Arraignment set for January 20.
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Bobby Baker
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Fant
Wayne L. Bromley
Bromley
24 Crewmen Saved From Soviet Trawler Near Shetland Isles
The 16,000-ton Soviet trawler Rybaskaja Slava sank in rough North Atlantic weather 70 miles north of the Faroe Islands near Iceland. All 24 crew members were rescued by air and sea search before dawn, Coast Guard said. Their condition was not known.
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Terrorist strikes in Saigon amid recall of Viet Cong bunkers
Allied forces reported destroying hidden Viet Cong bunkers near Saigon as U S planes hit targets in separate zones. In the city terrorists attacked station areas injuring several, with a mine explosion outside the airport and a police substation blast killing at least two Vietnamese. Three American servicemen and three Vietnamese wounded in the Saigon assault during New Year celebrations marking the Viet Cong birthday.
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Lindsay Praises Progress In NY Transit Negotiations
New York City faced a sixth day of the transit strike as negotiations between the Transit Authority and AFL CIO unions progressed in what Lindsay called good faith. Rain hampered commutes while a 187 million dollar gap between offers lingered.
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Local Man Arrested 22nd Time Over Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
A 22nd arrest by Corry police classed Frank Groel of 111 Lemon Street as drunken and disorderly after an incident at 1 30 a m at the Lemon Street address. He was found with two head cuts, treated at Corry Memorial Hospital, and jailed. Fined $10 and $9 costs on each charge, released after promising payment. Groel has faced prior charges from larceny to sodomy, many in the last five years. The story shifts to fundraising for a proposed ETV network covering Erie Crawford and Warren counties with plans for Channel 41 in Erie and classroom programming, to be funded by public, business, and industry, plus potential state and federal aid.
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Bachofner
Frank Groel
Lemon Street
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Bach Omer
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Ohio
Ontario
Canada
Educational Television Corporation of
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Pennsylvania Revenue Collections Rise in Six Month Period
The Office of Administration reports six months into the fiscal year total collections reach 78,277,000 with about 20,967,000 above expectations. December alone brought 07,040,000 in excess of forecasts by 12,000,000 driven largely by higher use tax receipts of 5,818,000 above estimates.
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ILBJ Retains Reputation As Friend Of Worker
Washington AP President Johnson emerged from a steel price fight with industry maintaining his image as a friend of workers. He blocked a $5 per ton rise, accepting a $2.75 boost after five tense days. White House denied a pre set deal with United States Steel Corp, though talks had occurred. Johnson’s stance echoed a tough yet workable approach, unlike Kennedy’s 1962 steel confrontation.
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U.S. Steel
John F. Kennedy
Bethlehem Steel Corp. Ooeta
Inland Steel
Three hikers missing on Mount Shasta amid fierce storm
AP reports a severe northwest California storm, the third in as many weeks, with 18,161-foot Mount Shasta hikers missing after the heaviest snow in over two decades. The Smith River rose sharply while Crescent City residents prepared. Storms from Alaska and Hawaii threaten heavy rains from Oregon to Ukiah as rivers strain under flood pressure.
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Draft Despiser Freed On Bail
Jeremiah T. Dickinson, 18, of Yelden, Le Olio, posted $100 bail after failing to register for a death, a Hav erford College student told Judge W. Lord Jr. Dickinson said he went to the deart board in Xela on October 6 and did not register for personal reasons.
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