Erie County residents receive voter status notices and other county updates
Mail notices inform 4012 Erie County residents they are not eligible to vote with reinstatement forms for the upcoming primary. Chautauqua County’s $350000 mapping program by Aero Service Corp. aims to finish by end of February with work in Fredonia Sheridan and four other small areas. Warren County official Joseph H. Goldstein seeks reelection. Erie County Commissioner Louis Rzymek considers appointing a new hospital chief of staff. Mrs. Foster Davis recovers from surgery for a broken hip at St. Vincent’s Hospital Evie after transfer from Corry Memorial. Four-year-old Karen Shaver sustains a laceration to the right ring finger from a home toy, treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Erie County
Helen HM. Gressley
Chautauqua County
Aero Service Corp
Philadelphia
Jack W. Schall
Fredonia
Sheridan
Sherman
Sinclairville
Cassadaga
Cherry Creek
Foster Davis
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Evie
Karen
James Shaver
R. D
Corry
Robert
Susan
Tommy
Titusville
Doris
Harold Stanbro
Sparta Township
Mathers
Mortis Hardware
Cindy Ehrhardt
Cindy
William Ehrhardt
Byler Road
Tidioute
Pleasantville
Dave Jones
Erie
Alvin Brenner
Bert Cook
Hamot Hospital
Exie
Hill Proposes Weekly County Aide Meetings
Lionel William Hill Jr announced he will seek a meeting next Monday with elected county officials to discuss recommendations for better taxpayer service. He favors weekly discussions on procedures and problems in county offices, including shortening lunch hours, orientation sessions by department heads, one night-a-week courthouse operations, and justified budget requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Coliny Uusnedl
Lionel William Hill Jr
Johnson insurance deal tied to LBJ Co. TV ad push
Reynolds testifies about arranging advertising time to win a competitive bid for Johnson life insurance. The LBJ Co. held Johnson stock in trust. payouts and premiums total about 200000. Two 50000 policies in 1957 and a 100000 policy in 1961. Reynolds says the ad time was to further his business, not a premium rebate, while Jenkins signs a sworn statement denying rebates or discussions with Baker or Reynolds.
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Reynolds
McLendon
Jenkins
Committee
W. Ellis Meehan
White House
Johnson
LBJ- Co
LBJ Co
Claiborne Pell
D-R.1
Pell
Baker
Jen
Bobby
Sf Jenkins
Two Departments Face Hearings On Pa Budget Request
Harrisburg AP reports at hearings on Serantuti’s proposed 1964 65 budget the Department of Property and Supplies seeks 41 159 508 and the Department of Labor and Industry 47 005 526 while both request at least a million more than this year Parole Board chairman Paul J Gernert cited parole outcomes to justify an 80 000 increase and outlined staff additions Insurance Commissioner Audrey Kelly defended a 1 297 755 request noting the department is self sustaining and may return funds to the general fund to support examiners Continuous testimony covered costs and projected staffing needs for the parole program and insurance and other agencies
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Penn
Harrisburg
Serantuti
Department of Property and Supplies
Department of Labor and Industry
Labor and Industry
Paul J. Gernert
State Parole Board
Gernert
Senate
House
Iali
Parole Board
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Gerstell
Ban Cigarette Sales At Penns TB Hospitals
State Health Secretary Charles Li. Wilbur orders immediate cigarette bans at four state tuberculosis hospitals including Marcy Pittsburgh Flick Cresson Dixon South Mountain Landis Philadelphia. Welfare Secretary Adams weighing similar bans at other state hospitals as Rep. Petrosky urges study of smoking health risks for possible new laws.
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Harrisburg Ar
Charles Li. Wilbar
Arlin M. Adams
Wilbur
Marcy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Flick
Cresson
Dixon
South Mountain
Landis
Philadelphia
Anthony J. Petrosky
House
Joint State Government Commission
Linda Krupa shines despite Reds loss in YMCA swim meet
Linda Krupa scored three firsts as the Reds lost 45-32 to the Grays in girls intramural swimming Saturday at the YMCA. Betsy Bracken Debbie Meerdink Melinda Wilson Pebbie Peebles Barb Crowell Ellen Hooks Bue Wurm Margaret Frisina Linda Sharrow also earned multiple podium finishes.
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Linda Krupa
Reds
Grays
YMCA
Betsy Bracken
Debbie Meerdink
Melinda Wilson
Pebbie Peebles
Winers
Barb Crowell
Ellen Hooks
Bue Wurm
Margaret Frisina
Linda Sharrow
State Civil Defense shifts EMS stockpile to Health Department
State Council of Civil Defense transfers security and maintenance of emergency medical stockpile items to the Department of Health. It seeks 286,562 from the state, plus 191,041 from the federal government if granted. The Tax Equalization Board requests a 6,000 budget increase for merit pay, bringing its total to 358,839. Hearings enable the legislature to review Scranton’s budget piece by piece as the General Assembly recesses until Jan 27.
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State Council of Civil Defense
Department of Health
Tax Equalization Board
Scranton
General Assembly
Pearson Johnson Talks On Ties With De Gaulle
Canada Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson arrives in Washington to meet President Johnson for policy talks on mending Franco American relations after De Gaulle’s recognition of Communist China. The visit includes a White House conference, a Canadian Embassy dinner, and an accord on the 1961 Columbia River power project.
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Washington
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Jonson
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
U.S
de Gaulle
China
Peargon
Atlantic Alliance
White House
Pearson
Dean Rusk
Paul Martin
Columbia River
Northwest
Spartansburg Weekend Social News and Scout Activities
Weekend notices from Spartansburg include a reception for Gilbert and Sue Scouten at Piremen’s Hall, honoring their November wedding delayed by ice. The Scouts held a campout, practiced ranks, cooking, and tracking, with awards to be given at the Blue and Gold banquet on February 9. Local births, birthdays, and hospital updates noted, plus school games and community visits.
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Spartansburg
Gilbert Scouten
Piremen’s
Gilbert
Sue
Gerald Scouten
Grace Scouten
Raiders
Merril Lilly
Miss Lilly
Corry
Union City
Guys Mills
Townville
Centerville
Sparta
and. Mes
Scouten
Columbus
Erie County Plastics
Barry Johnson
Brett Harrison
Bill Albers
Tom Carter
Reggie Roggers
Don
Frank Ormsbee
Joe Kinney
Jim Webber
Rodney
Dennis Northrop
Jim Reed
Norman Kinney
Terry Berkey
Marge Ticknor
Cleveland
Terry
Bet‘key
Doris Prody
Wrestler 15 Suffers Broken Back After Practice
Franklin High student Harter, 15, suffered a broken back during a supervised intramural wrestling drill. He underwent neurosurgery Friday night for a bruised spinal cord, leaving him partially paralyzed and uncertain about full recovery. Opponent Larry Miller, 15, weighed lighter, and coach Robert Mor watched nearby as the incident occurred during a routine hold on a downs starting position.
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Franklin
Hocky Grove High Sehout
Juha Marler
Harter
Robert Mor- Tso Wa
Larry Miller
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert Brocker
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Paragraf
Joseph H. Goldstein
War- Ten
Warren ‘County
Goldstein
Allen Gibson
Louis Rzymek
Hill
Det Colony Park
Park
Sarcury Colony Park Station
WACOH
C. Christensen
Gage
Robert M. Brocken
Olin W. Brocken Jr
Penn'a
Tinda Krupa
Sves
State Farm
Fred Jackson
State Farm Insurance Company
Time Olfcs
Lominaton, Higa
Johnson Huddle
Erria Lea
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Pillsbury’s
Maine
Cortland
Barney's Firestone
Bennett
House of Values
Millers Falls Tools
truValue Building Supply Center
Franklin Street
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