Crime Doesn't Pay The Taxpayers Do In Erie County
Erie County commissioners received a $27,961.98 bill from Allegheny County Workhouse for inmate maintenance and related charges for the second half of 1962. The panel approved continued housing of Erie inmates at Allegheny through early 1963 at $3.50 per day per prisoner and $5.40 transport, reduced from prior rates, with Pittsburgh-area facility housing taking most county inmates.
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Erie
Erie County
Allegheny County
Allegheny Institution
Louis J. Raymek
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Marvelous Scranton Day Parade Impresses Governor and Family
Governor Scranton praised the inaugural parade as marvelous after a three hour march of bands and units through Harrisburg. His daughter Susan, Sterling Marsh the seven year old, and Lt. Gov. Shafer plus wife Jane shared the viewing platform, all greeting the cheering crowds as Mary Scranton signed autographs and exchanged handshakes.
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Gov. Scranton
Susan
Harrisburg
Capitol
Scranton
Mary Scranton
Sterling Marsh
Mary
Sterling
Peter
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Jane
Scrantons
Pittsburgh Youth Kearns Killed In Creek Crash
An auto careened off the road and plunged into Chartlers Creek near McKees Rocks early today killing Richard Kearns 22 of Pittsburgh who was alone in the vehicle.
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Smashup
Pittsburgh
Chartlers Creek
McKees Rocks
Richard Kearns
Kearns
De Gaulle Upsets Kennedy Seeks France Separate Atomic Path
Charles de Gaulle rebuffed the United States and Britain under pressure over the European Common Market and a multinational Polaris program. He indicated France would stay independent from the Nassau agreement while Kennedy sought unity and a broader Allied atomic force.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Russia
Red China
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Congress
Europe
Unity
W. C. Pields
France
de Gate
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Nassau
Warren Holds Tax Line For '63 Budget Increase Noted
Warren council maintained a tax line for 1963 as the budget rose to 564,952 up 6,932 from 1962 and 25,000 from 1961. A treasury balance of 246,338 was recorded January 1 up 9,848 from last year. The vote approved a 5 per capita tax and a 5 percent across the board raise, plus a 7,560 borough manager salary and 68,000 to the Sanitary Authority to retire bonds early.
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Warren — Council
Treasury
Sanitary Authority
Olympic Heads Scored For Taking Sides
New York reports accuse Bennet L. Tug Wilson and Asi Bushnell of violating IOC rules by backing the U S Track and Field Federation in a dispute with the AAU. Col Don Hull cites attempts to recognize multiple bodies and urges arbitration under Gen Douglas MacArthur. Bushnell hopes for a speedy settlement.
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New York
API
United States Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
NCAA
AAU
Don Hull
Bennet L
Tug) Wilson
Olympic Committee
Asi Bushnell
ICC
Hull
United States
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
Wilson
State Department
Bushnell
International Amateur Athletic Federation
U. S. Track and Field Federation
Olympic Board
Big Ten
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Tucson
Ariz
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DerRin
A&b
Marlow
James Marlow
Associated Press
Warren
Olympic
Rambler
Motor Trend Magazine
Jean
Motor Trend
American Motors
Borstorff & Fitch
First Ave
Famous Make
Wy Price
Evans Dress Shop
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