Erie Council in Sharp Clash at Friday Session
Erie council chamber erupts as Streets Director Klebes fights to move the city chlorination plant to the Water Department. The heated dispute centers on a $7,000 bill and long standing bills for ash street disposal costs totaling $13,500 with upkeep of $3,000 annually. Mayor Barber and Finance Director Watson clash with Klebes over departmental control and payment authority.
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Railroad Promotions and Office Shifts Anounced
RR announces several promotions and changes in the Pennsylvania Railroad hierarchy. H L Nan row moves from Buffalo division to Pittsburgh division head. D K Chase becomes general superintendent of Eastern Ohio. Roller named assistant chief engineer with systemwide jurisdiction. A F McIntyre to Buffalo division head. Bahama shells exported to Italy and France for cameos. shells include edible slugs. divers harvest by luring with ham scent.
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Maestri Faces First Formidable Test Before Voters
In New Orleans, mayor and Long machine figure Robert Sidney Maestri looms as the pivotal issue in the Democratic primary. His power hinges on Governor Long’s fortunes, with rivals and reformers challenging the Long influence amid campaign theatrics, banners, and questions about oil fortunes and political oversight.
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War of Substitutes Told by Babson Continued
The narrative surveys the rise of plastics as substitutes for natural materials in the Chemical Age. It touts plastics as shock proof, waterproof with recipe-like ratios, and highlights advantages such as lightness, strength, warmth, insulating properties, and durability. It speculates on wide social and economic shifts as all plastic components reshape industries from aviation to autos, with farming as a beneficiary.
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Warren plans for erection of modern hotel
Warren Chamber of Commerce delegates discuss building a modern hotel to provide 73 to 100 rooms with banquet and assembly facilities. Aiming for $150,000 funding, a committee will study the project and report back to the board. The move is motivated by a history of conventions and church events being limited by lack of adequate accommodations.
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Cleveland College survey mails 600 readers questionnaires
A Cleveland College class sent out 600 questionnaires to newspaper readers to determine what readers like and dislike in their newspapers. The effort aims to gauge reader preferences and improve local newspaper content.
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Avenue winners announced in on the Avenue contest
The on the Avenue misspelled word contest sponsored by Pint avenue merchants announced winners including Ger rude Crowell of Wright street Peggy Lathrop of Brooke street M F Purrel of First avenue A J Goltrell of Spring street Herbert Drace of Marion street Jean Splesman of East Main street Mrs Gerald Staples of East Boni street Mrs B A Bachemer of East Wayne street BJ Royek Cy Gluyna Cony R D 1 Trene Upperman Virginia Wickwire Columbus Mrs D J Houser and Pauline Vadovich Corry R D 3 and Mrs Marie Landers Corry R De
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Miss Mary Crockett Finds Hobby In Silver Dollars
Mary Crockett of Springfield Ohio started her classes at Wiltenberg College and, during her senior year, saved 425 silver dollars. She then made a hobby of counting and saying silver dollars as part of her routine.
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Burglar Gang Rounded Up Near Meadville
Meadvill e Jan 13 Authorities rounded up the remaining three of a six member burglar gang from a Haven Field farm near Meadville after a crime wave spreading from Conneaut Lake to Tionesta. Laurence Steelsmith 29 arraigned on burglary charges alongside accomplices Tracy Culver and Ralph Quiver. June Steilsmith 28 wife of a member was taken to jail for aiding Culver and James Bras remains jailed.
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North East man held for trial after surrender
Ja Pescehts, 20, Buffalo, surrendered to Erie authorities in a January 9 1980 robbery case. He will be held for the term of court to face charges tied to the St Joseph plot in North East. James Delmont Oliver Gilyera were found guilty of taking part in the 1400 robbery and are housed in the Erie county workhouse. Pescihts says he heard a warrant and wants his name cleared. State police seek another indicted suspect.
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Canadian buyers boost Mein Kampr sales claim
A Toronto Oxford University Press representative reports that Mein Kampr, a condensed version of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, is among Canada's best sellers. In three weeks, 5,000 copies were sold. Separately, authorities removed 10 tires and wheels from smashings near Tionesta. Robert Mushrush, under pursuit for a month, joined confederates in jail after admitting burglary with Tracy Gulver at a Kerrioym gas station.
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