Pa Pension Bill Faces Changes Before Next Week Vote
Compromise amendments set to reshape a bill doubling legislative pensions by 50 percent. A cap of 12 000 dollars a year and an eight year service minimum were agreed after Gov. Scranton pressed for limits. Senate also backs vice presidential take over proposal and police personnel increase.
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Harrisburg
Gov. Scranton
Scranton
Becauise
Senate
U.S
House
Pennsylvania
State Government
House Democrats
Nor Control Board
Liquor Control Board
Erie County Hospital Board Under Fire Over Dr Anderson Case
Erie County Hospital Advisory Board faced fierce criticism from Commissioner William Hill over its handling of charges against Dr Russell Anderson administrator of the County Hospital Annex. The dispute includes a letter by Dr Anderson requesting professional fees from a Corry Jamestown Corp insurance claim. The Board's authority and actions are questioned with calls to clarify official powers and whether actions were initiated by the full board or chairman Frank Grace.
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Erie County Hospital Advisory Board
William 0. Hill
Russell 5. Anderson
County Hospital
Anderson
Stahley Prater
Corry
Hill
Erie County Hospital
Frank Grace
Erie
Grace
Prater
Prazer
Corry Jamestown Corp. Insurance Refaim
County Institutional District
Norman Vanderhoof
Advisory Board
Health care plan Q and A outlines for elderly
AP provides questions and answers on the two major government health programs for seniors in the Social Security bill. The basic plan covers hospitalization and nursing home care with limits, while the supplemental plan covers doctors bills and extra services. Eligibility begins at 65 with cost-sharing details and mental health limits.
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Washington
Senate House
Approval of Subdivision Under New Law Near Corry
The City Planning and Zoning Commission met at noon at the Phoenix Hotel to approve the Davison Subdivision, the first under new city subdivision regulations and the first outside the city limits within the three mile radius of Corry. Developed by D. M. Davison, land along Macadam Hill Road will yield about 24 building lots with a 50 foot road, mostly 100 by 200 feet, as legal work proceeds and a special meeting will be called to approve final detailed plans.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Corry
Phoenix Hotel
Davison
Planning Commission
Race Against Time Saves Baby on Atlanta Drive
Baby Renea Fortson aged about one month survived after a medical emergency on a street in Atlanta. Firemen C T Kilgore and E F Bencke aided with oxygen equipment then helped pass a car through a stopped freight train. The doctor removed a mucous obstruction and the child recovered.
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Atlanta
Renea Fortson
Eileen Fortson
Renea
Pearcee
Barbara Burrell
C.T. Kilgore
E.F. Benecke
Kilgore
Pittsburgh Sets Third Day Cold Record
Pittsburgh posted a new low of 50 degrees marking the third consecutive day of record cold for the city today. Weather officials noted the lingering cool spell as residents bundled up and schools adjusted outdoor activities.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore tragedy leaves patrolman dead and relatives killed
In Baltimore early today a Black man fatally shot Patrolman Robert H. Kuhn. Within hours he killed his nephew William Cooper before dying from self inflicted wounds. David Cooper, uncle of William, later died at the hospital. Capt. Wade Poole said David Cooper confessed to shooting Kuhn.
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Baltimore
Robert H. Kuhn
William Cooper
Lutheran Hospital
David Cooper
William
Wade Poole
Kuhn
Walter P. Matthys
Matthys
Police Academy
Matthy
Two 16YearOlds Injured When Car Leaves Route Eight
Near Wattsburg Erie youths 16-year-olds Richard Rose and George Puskar were injured in a one car crash on Route 8 shortly after midnight. Rose was hospitalized with scalp lacerations, facial bruises and a possible nose fracture. Puskar was treated and released for arm and body injuries. The car hit a sign and a utility pole guy wire. state police continued the investigation.
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Corry
George Puskar
Erie
One Man Sails From Indiana To Seek Arctic Homestead
A 31 year old machinist from Elwood Indiana with his wife Jean and six children plans to sail to British Columbia to homestead. David Stafford bought a steel hulled lifeboat in Seattle installed a 25 horsepower engine and wired a plywood tarpaper superstructure at a cost of 500 dollars awaiting Coast Guard approval.
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Seattle
Wash
Elwood
Ind
British Columbia
David Stafford
Jean
Stafford
Coast Guard
May Seek U S Funds For Two Creek Jobs
Corry city officials consider applying for Appalachia funds to clear and dredge Hare and Bear Creeks to create industrial sites. Estimated cost about 30 000 dollars with 70 percent federal funding and 30 percent city share. City engineer David Johnson outlines widening Bear Creek and deepening Hare Creek to prepare land east of Sciota Street and south of East Columbus Avenue.
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Corry
David Johnson
Hare and
Bear Creeks
East Columbus
Erie-Lackawanna
Wayne Street
Sciota Street
Russell Road
Johnson
Appalachia
Bear Creek
Hare Creek
Union City Seeks Sub For Mayor After Bengel Resignation
Union City's Borough Council weighs about a dozen candidates to fill the vacant mayor seat after John Bengel resigns by air mail letter from Holly Hill New Jersey. The council plans to decide at the August meeting with none eager to give up their voting power.
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Union City
John Bengel
Air Mail
Bengel
Holly Hill
N. J
Harry Smiley
Smiley
Ing
Parade Planned at Corruity Park for Doll and Pet Entries
Miss Connie Root playground supervisor announces Friday evening 6 oclock doll pet and hike parade at Corruity Park. Many children from city playgrounds will participate and prizes will be awarded by category. Several adult judges, unnamed, will evaluate entries.
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Connie Root
Root
Fire destroys two story Carnegie building
Fire of determined origin wrecked a two story building in Carnegie early today. Two families fled to safety. Unofficial estimates placed the loss at up to $70,000.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie
U.S. Bombers Flirt With Red China Near Border
U S warplanes pushed closer to the Chinese frontier than ever as F105 Thunderchiefs bombed a highway bridge 41 miles from China, 105 miles northwest of Hanoi, and Yen Bay railroad yards. Eight F4 Starfighters hit Bong Cao Then barracks 60 miles inside North Viet Nam. Heavy Viet Cong action near Bien Hoa and Saigon continued with light American casualties. Dozens of B52s conducted a 500 ton harassment raid in the phase.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Yen Bay
China
North
Viet Nam
Big Bien Hoa
Strategic Air Command
US Soldiers May Fight Ten Years in Viet Nam Says Mansfield
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield says it is anticipated the war may continue for ten years on our side while the Communists talk of twenty. White House talks resume on Vietnam strategy with Deputy McNamara urging more U.S. troops as officials weigh additional forces and a possible reserve call up. He notes Viet Cong strength about 165,000 versus 500,000 South Vietnamese, and Geneva talks are urged to reconvene.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
White House
Montana
Mansfield
Robert 5S
McNamara
U.S
North
South Viet Nam
State Department
Central Intelli
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Captive Nations Assembly
Johnson
Ford
Judge's Son Case Dismissed Over Double Jeopardy
New York State Supreme Court Justice dismissed the two year old vehicular homicide case against Gareth Martinis, son of Bronx judge Joseph Martinis, citing double jeopardy. The ruling ends the trial after a fatal Henry Hudson Parkway crash on May 29, 1963, with appeals planned to higher courts.
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New York
Supreme Court
Gareth Martinis
Martinis
Bronx
Samuel Silverman
Bronx Criminal Court
Joseph Martinis
Henry Hudson Parkway
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