Erie mayor seeks change in law for joint health unit
Mayor Gardner seeks to amend State Law 315 to allow a city county health unit with a two councilman two county commissioner governing panel plus a neutral member. The plan aims to protect city health workers while pursuing state aid for port and redevelopment projects. A four member study panel remains, with debates over city jobs and service guarantees.
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Erie
Gardner
Michael Cannagino
Felix Shubert
M.D
Gerald Weber
Lew Jenkins
Parks
Charles Downing
Health Bureau
Highway funds insufficient for Pennsylvania road needs
Harrisburg reports state has allocated about 109 million dollars for highways but Secretary Joseph J. Lawler says revenue is inadequate to advance the program. He cites 108.9 million in projects to be contracted by January 18 as not enough to dent the long range plan, which may exceed a billion dollars and take four to five years to finish.
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Wey Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Joseph J. Lawler
Lawler
Pennsylvania
Curtiss- Wright
Lancaster County
Lititz
Kessler
R Lancaster
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Republicans
Pechan
A Armstrong
Hiness
Rep
Readinger
House
Ender
Rendinger
Ex-Indian fighter dies in St Petersburg aged 88
Brig. Gen. James A. Ryan who hunted Geronimo in Arizona and was one of the Army’s few remaining Indian fighters died Saturday in St. Petersburg Florida at age 88.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
James A. Ryan
Geronimo
Arizona
M. J. Spencer of Corry Dies at 90
M. J. Spencer of Corry died early this morning at age 90 after years of ill health. Born September 15, 1865, in Wayne Township he lived in the area most of his life, ran a grocery on West Washington Street from 1925 to 1938, and was a former railroad telegrapher. He is survived by a daughter, a granddaughter, two grandsons, three great grandchildren, and a daughter-in-law, with his wife and two sons and two daughters predeceased. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. H. Ray Harris officiating. interment in Beaverdam Cemetery.
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Corry
Mr. Spener
Wayne Township
Spencer
Michigan
May van Voorhies
Ohio
West Washington Street
T. R. Sorenson
Walter Rininger
R. D
Adrian A. Sorenson
Waterford
David S. Spencer
U. S. Army
San Antonio
Tex
Ethel Spencer
Smith
Boyd Spencer
Mabel
Gladys Spencer
Iate
H. Ray Harris
Beaverdam
Wentz Faces Dismissal Over Political Activity at Ashland Hospital
Secretary Harry Shapiro said he will ask Governor Leader to remove Barney Wentz as superintendent of Ashland State Hospital if he refuses to resign. Shapiro cites political activity and states action will follow if Wentz does not quit.
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Wentz
Harrisburg
Harry Shapiro
Gov
Barney Wentz
Ashland State Hospital
Second Gas Victim Dies in Warren CO Poisoning
A second victim died after a December 16 carbon monoxide accident. Anthony A. Peterson aged 85 died at 5 45 p m Friday at Warren General Hospital. He and his son Chester were overcome in their Beaty street home. Chester died the day of the accident. Peterson born in Sweden June 14 1870 had lived in the U S since age four. He worked 26 years as janitor at the Warren County Courthouse before buying a Scandia farm and retiring nine years ago. Funeral services will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Lutz Vermilyen Funeral Home with Rev Paul J. Peterson officiating burial in Scandia Cemetery.
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Anthony A. Peterson
Warren General Hospital
Peterson
Chester Peterson
Beaty Street
Mr. Peterson
Sweden
United States
Warren
Scandia
Warren County
Lutz VerMilyen
Paul J. Peterson
Bethlehem Covenant Church
Scandia Cemetery
Car Crash Fractures Jaw and Leg in Portland Route 20 Wreck
Donald Woodfield of Bemus Point suffers a compound jaw fracture and a left leg break after his sister Genevieve Woodfield 22 lost control of a westbound auto on Route 20 towns Portland. Genevieve Woodfield 22 is treated for a lacerated mouth and knee and is in good condition at Wesfield Memorial Hospital.
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Buffalo
General Hospital
Route
Portland
Donald Woodfield
Bemus Point
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Genevieve Woodfield
Wesfield Memorial Hospital
GOP Pushes 3 Percent Sales Tax Amid Budget Battle
In a high tension session, GOP leaders push a 3 percent sales tax as a path to balance a looming state budget. Democratic Rep. Readinger demands votes and warns of bankruptcy, while supporters cite revenue gains and opposing lawmakers doubt passage before late January.
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Corry, PA
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YMCA
M. J. Spencer
Leoul CO
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New York
GOP
Dent
Taylor
Pro Temore
Mahany
Republcan
Mouse Ways and Means
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
All-Way Electric Service Co
Plymouth
Dastciar
Berne
Thelen
Addres
the Rebartt
Dine Coun
Ty Lina Fold
Ant Prian
Rst Ad
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Ah Mu Somiverirwivinga
Docialons
Euties
Alon At
Ghisnee Corporation
Plymouth Ha Hia
Gorham
Janeata
Rush
Sulie
Vaio
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