Scranton eyes $83 million for State College dorms and expansion
Harrisburg sources say the Scranton administration will ask the legislature to approve an $83 million immediate expansion program for 14 state colleges. The plan adds dormitories dining halls and parking, with a larger six year capital program totaling $278 million and widening the debt limit of the General State Authority to finance the projects.
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Service Held For Leon Lindsley
Services for Leon J. Lindsley were held at 1 30 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul L Bauer of Akron Ohio officiating Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers were William Leaby J H Patterson Clarence Wallace Alphonse Vanssens Euland Harvey and C H Beecher Also present from away were Richard Shidstey Ogden Utah Mr and Mrs A Christen New York NY Mrs Ann Titus Meadville Mr and Mrs Harold Marlowe and Mary Marlowe Conneaut OH Mrs Sedrie McCall Tracy McCall and Mrs Betts Meegale and Euland Harvey and C Bracken Erie
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Engineer Freeman Sr. Dies at 84 in Maine
George L. Freeman Sr., 84, a noted consultant engineer who designed much of the 1939 New York World's Fair infrastructure, died yesterday in West Gray Maine.
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Mariner 4 Mission Details and Mars Imaging Schedule
The article outlines Mariner 4’s planned Mars approach with radar reflections from dark areas like Trivium Charontis and possible vegetation. It lists timing for signals from Johannesburg tracking, camera activation, tape recording, and dual filter imaging, aiming for up to 21 pictures before Mars’ night side.
Titusville Weighs Fluoridation of Water Supply
Titusville City Council received letters from the Board of Health hospital medical staff Lions Club and local dentists urging fluoridation to cut cavities by 60 to 68 percent and noting Connecticut law requiring fluoridation for towns over 20 000. Residents also favored the plan. The council will submit fluoridation applications to the Pennsylvania Department of Health and has Chester Engineers review Titusville facilities for proposed plans and specs.
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Transmission of pictures from space project reported
Johannesburg received word that a space data link will send each picture in eight hours and 35 minutes at 818 bits per second. Each image has 40000 dots with six bits per dot. The first picture should arrive around 2 20 p m local time with two more data sets to follow. twenty one pictures slated to reach Earth scientists by July 24.
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Community Visits and Family Gatherings Highlight Clymer Socials
A Jamestown visitor trio stays with cousins Randy Swanson Kaye Swanson and Rey while Kathy Judy and Mark enjoy Holland Michigan relatives. Dozens join Mrs Gertrude Gravink for dinner as families from Jamestown Perry Guild and Philadelphia share time with local kin.
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Sally
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Steven Hogenboom
Minnie Legters
Garrett Groters
Ralph Thompson Jr
Horse Heads
Carol Compton
Albany
Quentin Bensink
Scott Lyle Bensink
Maybelle Gravink
Deaf Man Develops Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor has perfected a miniature transistor hearing aid. The device, powered by a tiny energized unit, makes whispers crystal clear. Interested readers may write HEARING, P. O. Box 681, York, Pa. for full information at no cost.
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Probe Races At Buffalo Raceway
A New York State Harness Racing Commission probe into the conduct and pattern of several Buffalo Raceway races continued. Three drivers were indefinitely suspended as the investigation proceeded, with Howard Dobler stating results would be sent to the Racing Commission in New York City for evaluation.
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