City Wins 145000 Federal Grant Amid Laundromat Debate
The HUD block grant program funds three projects as City Council and officials from Rep. Joseph Vigorita's office navigate allocations. Daly Corry and Banboro sought portions while Corry aimed for the full sum, and Edinboro critics allege application missteps.
Corry Seeks Urban Renewal Funds for City Center Rebuild
The city has approved a $138,000 1996 allocation to demolish the old laundromat on West Main Street and clear land for a mixed use project. Councilman William Hallast, safety director, has long pressed for the site’s clearance to curb headaches and spur redevelopment from Charger Center to Park Street.
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Ung
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Te Ity
Charger Center
East Washington Streets
Park Street
Park
Girl Wins Suit Or Does She In ERA Battle
An 11 year old girl sues Corry Area School District claiming Equal Rights Amendment violation after being cut from a boys game. Board agrees to consent decree and to establish intramural play within days while reviewing details at next meeting.
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Frank McKnight
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Canning Lids Outlook Mixed in Pennsylvania Summer
Philadelphia AP report says lids may be plentiful this summer but officials watch industry moves closely. Pennsylvania officials expect no shortage yet note early demand may strain supply in August as gardeners prepare for canning. Industry leaders in Oklahoma show limited cooperation on production data, keeping state officials wary.
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Flvania
Jane Alexander
Pennsylvania Agricultors Department
Pennsylvania
Idians
Kerr Glass Mig. Corp
Oklahoma
U S Health Report Flags Gains Yet Ongoing Problems
The HEW three volume health status report notes improvements in medical care but urges better personal habits to cut heart disease cancer and respiratory deaths. Infant mortality fell 4 percent annually since 1964, but obesity and smoking contribute to later life illnesses.
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Washington
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Theodore Cooper
HEW
United States
180 Day School Year Waiver Proposed in Senate
Harrisburg AP Albany? The Senate would waive the 180 day school year when a strike prevents compliance and pay teachers for missed days. Legislation from Senate Majority Leader Thomas Nolan awaits action after Feb 2. If a strike prevents 180 days, districts could avoid loss of state subsidies. current law requires continuation to June 30. Affected districts include Union Area and United School Districts with suits filed. other districts undecided on 180 day calendars.
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Call Pa Investing Inept
Harrisburg AP says Pennsylvania’s large bank accounts may be mismanaged as critics accuse the state treasurer Grace Sloan and the Department of misusing tax money. Casey has pressed for reforms, citing funds idle or earning no interest and diverting money to accounts that pay dividends. Officials defend actions but acknowledge concerns and plan improvements.
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39 More Killed In Mideast Violence and Fallout
Beirut reports say Palestinian guerrillas and leftist factions killed or wounded dozens overnight. The toll rises to 6,000 dead and 25,000 wounded since last April, with violence targeting the Beirut port and key districts including the seaside hotel area. A direct rocket struck near Premier Rashid Karami’s office destroying his official limousine.
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Bussiness
Kissinger Says He Did Not Question Wiretap Legality
Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger states in written answers he never questioned the legality of wiretaps against aides in 1980 and that he relied on assurances from former Attorney General John Mitchell and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. The disclosures relate to Halperin's civil suit over the tapping amid leaks on Vietnam era and strategic talks.
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Henry A
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John N. Mitchell
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Indochina
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Marion Halperin
White House
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Jouge
Mitchell
Hoover
Nixon
City Eyes Senior Center Amid Federal Aid Talk
City Council reviewed a 17 page report on county state and federal funds for 10 municipalities. Mayor Mary Ann Kibler, a strong elder advocate, aims to open a senior citizens center with potential federal support. A Fourth Ward Urban Renewal parcel could host the building.
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