Oil City pays $514 000 for renewal parcel
Oil City redevelopment authority ends negotiations for the Levine Scrap Yard purchase at 514,000 within a renewal area. An additional 217,000 federal funds are approved, boosting the land deal under the Neighborhood Development Program now named Community Development.
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OL City
Levine
Oil City Redeverment Authority
Frank J. Gill
Federal Housing and Urban Development Agency
NDP
Jenks Road Historic Farmer in Spring Creek Township
An old road in Spring Creek Township is known as Jenks road running from Whitney Run road to If Hill road. Henry Jenks lived on the farm on this road before 1894 and worked as a farmer and at West Spring Creek Tannery. After the farmhouse burned down, Carl Jenks may have connections to the property.
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Vivian L. Bailey
Spring, Creek Township
Whitney Run
Jenks
Henry Jenks
West Spring Creek
Carl Jenks
Henry
Picidilli Hill
Carl
Downey
Henry Downey
Charles Hudson
Ralph Swarts
Daniel Oreman
Mary
Foreman
John Anderson
Radiation tests on Canon Industrial Park probe old A site
CANONSBURG Pennsylvania a 17 acre Canon Industrial Development Park near Washington County is among 50 former atomic industry sites nationwide being checked for radiation under new standards ERDA said. Past radium uranium work in the 1900s 1920s 1940s prompted testing though no health hazard is indicated. any radioactivity found may be buried paved over or painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
Pennsylvania
U.S. Energy Research and Development Agency
Washington County
Canon
U.S
State Health Department
Erda
Time To Subscribe To Corry Arts Council Inc
Appeal for 20 dollar checks to Corry Arts Council treasurer Mrs William Masler at 620 Wright Street Corry Pennsylvania with a promise of two free admissions to Art Council events excluding the annual dinner including name address and phone details for subscribers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Arts Council, Inc
William Masler
Art Council, Inc
Wright Street
Corry
Pennsylvania
Art Council
Elderly Can Now Earn More Money in 1977 changes
Social security rules expand earnings for those under 72 starting January 1977. The limit rises to $3,000 before benefits are reduced, with monthly caps and partial benefit rules explained by Mary Tomczak in Erie and Corry. People 72 and older retain full benefits regardless of earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tomczak
Erie and Corry
Coffee price woes spark lawmaker mockery and questions
Washington AP reports rising coffee costs fueled by Brazil freezes draw comments from Rep. Bergland who jokes about a boycott. The piece also notes historical dates, social security earnings base changes, and that Social Security pays over $6.2 billion monthly to more than 32 million beneficiaries while the SSA is part of HEW.
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Washington
Robert Bergland
D-Minn
Brazil
Bergland
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East Branch News
Alioto
SAN Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Look Magazine
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Ela
Leonardo da Vinci
Cortez
Mexico
Sociall Security
Social Security Administration
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
East Side
Eaton
General Telephone
Uty
Telephone
Erle
Dublin
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