Public Service Commission reports first half of 1985 proceedings
Harrisburg July 19 The Public Service Commission disposed of matters in the first half of 1985 and held 66 executive sessions. The commission recorded 1193 formal hearings and 35 full commission oral arguments. Patrons filed 248 formal complaints on rates service or charges, and 2187 informal complaints were received with most settled. Seventy five complaints fell outside jurisdiction and 61 reparations petitions were filed. 53 claims were allowed. In six months 18 722 tariffs were filed by all utility classes. Mr and Mrs C V Willard visited by Hornell News with retriers returned home late afternoon.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Commission
Yadilion
Vestigdtetanis
American Students at Moscow Learn Summer School Canceled
More than 200 American students who traveled 5 000 miles for the Anglo American summer school at Moscow University learned the session would not be held. The vice president of Intourist met them in Leningrad and said Soviet professors were unavailable due to overwork.
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United Press Moscow
Moscow University
Intourist
Leningrad
Intourist Organization
Sparta Woman Dies After Infection From Scrape
Mrs. Ray Coates of Spartansburg died at Corry hospital after infection from a finger scratch or insect bite. She was 50, survived by husband Charles Coates and mother Mrs. Adeline Pierce, with several siblings. Funeral plans set for Spartansburg, Rose Hill cemetery. Beatrice Straffer visited Windber, Pa.
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Ray Cotes
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
Lizzie Pierce Costes
Charles Coates
Adeline, Pierce
Clem Pieree
Corry
John Bierce
Meauville
W. 3. Brown
City
Ray’ Knight
Olean
Local residents arrive and visit in Corry area notices
Personal mentions include F. J. Riegel becoming assistant manager at G C Murphy in Corry. A. M. Litt returning from Columbus after Elk national convention. Miss Margaret Dean hosting in Erie. Dessie LaMachio visiting from Youngstown. and several local trips and visitors from Jamestown Buffalo Portland and NJ with family and friends.
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F. J. Riegel
Altoona
G. C. Murphy Company
Jamestown
Riegel
Gordon Aeuff
McKeysport
A. M. Litt
Columbus
The
Order of Elks
Mr. Litt
Exalted Rules
A A. Curtis
Warren
George Bennett
R. ©. Barth
Corry
Jarmestown
Phoebe Reyda
Mt. Garmel
Rhoda Brooks
Buffalo
Mioré
John Mars
Mary Frances Brooks
Charles Wood
Willard Brockmann
Plaindel
N.J
H. A. Brockmann
Dorothea Brockmann
Cannauhia Lake
Alberts
Kimmey
Trio Returns to Warren After Lobby Probe
Three Warren residents tied to the sensational Washington lobby hearing returned home. Gladys Losing and Elmer Danielson, Western Union workers, are back in the local office. Arthur Christensen remains suspended. D. W. Vaughan saids the Warren office has forwarded investigation matters to Washington and no further local action is planned.
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Warren
An Utility Lobby
Washington
Gladys Losing
Elmer Danielson
Western Union
Arthur ‘Christensen
Suspen m1
D. W. Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Charg
Profit taking lowers stocks in July market session
Moderate profit taking trimmed prices across many issues as the market closed lower. Volume shrank with resistance ahead of settlement as investors scanned lists of closing prices for companies including American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Studebaker and Woolworth among others.
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American Smelter
American
T &T
Anaconda Fere Bee
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Oe
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific C&o
Meretes
Chrysler
Seieees
Columbia Gas Fej
OME Consolidated Gas
Bots Continental Can
Seis
BBM
Curtiss-Wright Oo
Huvepreet Sie Caos Oh
Kekbdeins
BYG General Electric
General Motors
Hennecott
Esesseses Esses
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Fate
New York Central
Northern Pacife Ees
Pema RR
Iereeeceee
Olives
Yuabeneeee Sc
Socony
Nycone MB Studebaker
Texas
Bredles Cirec
Ste
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
N. Y. Stox
Arkansas Gas Oe
Eecseyyen
Asso Gas & Electric
Cities Service
PS. Stox
One Star Gas
West Pub Serv
Enrollment and attendance rise in Pennsylvania schools
The report shows public school enrollment in grades one through twelve surpassing two million, with daily attendance averaging 1,730,000 and a gain of 211,000 in recent years. The state plans a magazine to promote Colorado. For sale items include store fixtures and related equipment from C. A. Stennett at 143 North Center Street.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
C. A. Stennett
North Center Street
Return of Rev Perry Haines Favored by Conference
Quarterly Conference and official board of the First Methodist Church show support for the return of Rev Perry Haines as pastor for another year. District Superintendent John H. Clemens chaired the session as the meeting noted the pastor’s two-year tenure has been satisfactory, with full conference action expected in September.
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M. E- Church
Perry Ff. Haines
Shareh
John H. Clemens
Halnés
Haines
Rie
Mill. Haines
Spalding Sues Bennett Over December Car Crash
Spalding of Erie files a 925 000 damages suit in county court against Carl Bennett. The passenger in Bennetts car seeks recovery for permanent facial injuries from a wreck near the city last December, alleging Bennett fell asleep at the wheel.
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Spalding
Erie
Carl Bennett
Pasenger
Bennett
T. P. Dunn
Brie
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