Two Erie County workers fired by commissioners
Erie County officials terminated two employees yesterday as part of a broader budget review. The board, led by Chairman William Hill Jr., indicated possible supervisory transfers but did not specify future terminations or new positions. Former commissioner Loui Reymek received a plaque for 20 years of service as discussions continue on county government restructuring and the Erie Government Review Committee was formed to oversee spending and operations.
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Bat Lo Remuinder
John Wagner
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Sea of Bio
William ‘C. Hill Jr
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Samesr Cain
Chris Capotis
Arad Sude
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Boyes
Bread Prices Rise Despite Wheat Drops Hinting at Costs
Congressman Vigorito pressed the USDA to monitor food prices as farm costs fall, urging swift retail adjustments for bread and other goods. He cited producers and retailers bearing the burden when the farm price drop is not reflected in consumer costs, and called for ERS analysis to determine overdue retail price reductions.
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Quentin West
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Economic Research Service
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House of Representatives
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UC Firemen Record 1975 Calls And Losses
Union City Volunteer Fire Department and Community Ambulance Service handled 800 calls in 1975 including 57 accidents and 181 local emergencies. Borough and township fires caused total losses of 8000 plus 10 080, with multiple incidents across industries and false alarms. Ambulance transports reached 143 with 57 local and 13 Erie emergencies among others.
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Union City Volunteer Fire Department
John Shreve
Bloomfield
Centerville
Mill Village
Wattsburg
Waterae Ave
Erie
Corry
Housing funds at risk in Pennsylvania highway recreation bonds
Harrisburg le Faure warns that Pennsylvanians could face millions in extra costs as the housing finance agency contemplates a rescue plan to avoid default on $100 million highway and recreation bonds. Banks would require a loan guarantee and legal backing to repay if bond sales fail, with Mellon Bank, Philadelphia National, Girard, First Pennsylvania, National Central and Pittsburgh National named among lenders.
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Abe
New York City
Brown
Shapp
Mellon Bank of
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia National
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First Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
National Central
Lancaster
Pittsburgh National
Seek 52000 Pension Aid For Hilton
Harold Gendleman, representing ousted state official Frank Hilton, argued in Commonwealth Court that Hilton deserves a 52000 pension and that the state has no basis to refuse a 230 monthly pension and return over 20000 Hilton paid into the retirement system. The case was taken under advisement. Hilton, fired in 1974, was convicted in federal court last year in a 20000 kickback scheme involving state insurance purchases. Restate Justice Department had asked the retirement board to halt pension payments.
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Frank Hilton
Harold Gendleman
Pittsburgh
Hilton
Restate Justice Department
Retirement Board
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