Power Plant Session Set For Feb 7 and 8
Warren will host meetings February 7 and 8 to outline for construction firms plans and specifications for the $30,400,000 Seneca power plant adjacent to the Kitzua Dam. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Pennsylvania Electric Co announce study completion of the construction license and invite hydro firms nationwide to inspect the site February 8 after briefings February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Seneca
Kitzua Dam
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Federal Power Commission
Ben Rock
CEI
Harold Jenkins
Penelee
Allegheny
Enna
Birth Control Stand Shaped By Election Debate
Philadephia AP Sen Joseph Clark warns Democrats may block funds for the State Welfare Department program begun December 17 to distribute voluntary birth control information to welfare recipients. Clark addressed Planned Parenthood noting broad approval across three faiths for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
State Welfare Department
jeMartha P. Mullen
D-Phila
State House Appropriations Committee
Planned Parenthood Association
Uals
Rooney proposes national eye institute at NIH
Rep. Fred B Rooney of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to create an Institute for Eye Diseases as part of the National Institute of Health. He cited about one million Americans as functionally blind and another one million blind in one eye with many more having serious visual defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred B. Rooney
D-Pa
Eye Institute
National Institute of Health
Rooney
Community notices and personal visit updates in West Creek area
A long Local notices list records Cutting News Marshall Shenwood on vacation in California with Allan May Felan Henton Larry Aldrich and Cros by Bush covering services at West Community Church. It notes visits between families Mrs Robert Spoon Harold Bemis Fred Wallace and the Hayes family at Harboratesk to see Mrs Marjorie Hayes who is recovering well after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Shenwood
Layman
West Community Church
California
Allan May
Felan Henton
Larry Aldrich
Crosby Bush
Robert Spoon
Harold Bemis
Fred Wallace
Guy Hayes
Harboratesk
Marjorie Hayes
Albert Cass
Neil Beckerink
Greg Shampoe
Peek 'N Peate
Amos Vanlarden
Lisa Curtis
Richard Curtis
Sherman
Lisa
George Morton
Bear Lake
Bill Craday
Raymond Shampoe
Roger Shampoe
Bayles
Clifford Alkens Sr
Erie
Gordon Shampoe
March of Dimes
French Creek Township
John Zajone
Bill ,Craday
Carl A. Marsh Sr
Merton Bayle
Melvin Wallace
Max Bemis
Misa Helen Wright
James
Peres
Alice Camp
Mecc Cicre Gharle
Greenburg
In Peterson
Russell
Anna Bagnano
Reema Beckerink
Alfred Ag and Tech College
Lege
Nelius Beckerink
Frank Meddieton
Norfolk
David Albright
Love Albright
Clymer
Gary Kostreba
Corry
Former Lancaster official charged with embezzling funds
In Lancaster Virginia AP reports the former deputy chief of the Lan caster County Prothonotary is held for the grand jury on charges of embezzling three thousand five hundred dollars. Justice Kathryn Clark set bail at two thousand five hundred dollars after a Wednesday hearing. The accused allegedly took the funds from a courthouse escrow account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Justice of the Peace
Kathryn
Clark
Oren
Farm subsidies and honey production report shrinkage
AP reports Congress debated a proposed cut of about 55 percent in soil and water conservation subsidies for farmers. The President sought 100 million dollars for 1967 subsidies, with half cost borne by Agriculture Department. Johnson aides warned limits on farm participation. Separately, honey production fell to 278 million pounds in 1965, price average 17.8 cents, lowest since 1962. USDA also noted 16 million bushels of corn sold domestically for week ending Jan 14 and 19 million for export, part of stock disposal to curb prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ieee
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Gov
Department
Becmise
Death toll on Penn roads rises 10 percent
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania’s traffic death toll increased by 10 percent last year while the fatality per 100 million miles of driving held steady at 4.1. The rate has not varied for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Traffic Fatalities Rise in 1985 Records
The Bureau of Traffic Safety reports 2,079 traffic deaths in Pennsylvania for 1985, up 190 from the 1964 total. Meanwhile Allegheny County’s preliminary budget stands at $71.1 million, disclosed by Comptroller James W. Knox on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of ‘Traffic Safety
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
James W. Knox
States Allow Studded Tires Across Most States
Harrisburg AP reports thirty states including Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia permit studded snow tires. Charles E. general manager of the AAA Pennsylvania Motor Federation warns motorists to know each state’s rules before using them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
District” of Columbia
AAA Pennsylyants Motor Federation
Charles E
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernice Marsh
Constance Baker Motley
Beach le
York
Mi Nien
Motie
Manhattan
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Phone
Citizens
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Mombar FD. Gy
Carrig
Ruggard
Rossin’s
Suburu
Ung
Walst