Erie County Bureau for the Aging reports $28,000 savings
The Erie County Bureau for the Aging says its six month savings reach $28,000 by combining adult foster home care with community organizer duties. More than 220 seniors were aided, with 50 placed in foster homes by June. The program aims to keep elders in the community where possible.
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Erie
Erie County
Bureau For
Thomas M. Zelasky
Zelasky
Dorothy Fischer
County Bureau For the Aging
Spur Rebuilt To Serve PPG Plant At Greenwood Township
Erie Lackawanna Railway plans rebuilding of the seven mile Key stone Ordnance Works spur near Stoney Point to serve the new Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant in Robert Industrial Park Greenwood Township. Start of work expected in August with roadbed restoration along the full length.
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Meadville
Erie Lackawanna Railroad Co
Stoney Point
Keystone Ordnance Works
KOW
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Industries
Robert
Greenwood Township
Youngstown
Mahoning Division
Ordnance Works
Meadville Area Industrial Commission
Rebert Developers
De Gaulle Criticized Over Canada Remarks Stir North America
The piece notes widespread French rebuke of De Gaulle for backing the Quebec separatist rallying cry. It suggests interpretations of his stance as meddling in other nations and hints he aimed to pivot North American loyalties toward Paris. It also reports Marine Lance Cpl. Gary W. Stern's death in Vietnam.
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Communist Party
Humanite
de Gaulle
Canada
Quebec
Britain
United States
Paris
Ottawa
Washington
Lance Cpl
Gary W. Stern
Dewey F. Stern
Indiana
Vietnam
Defense Department
Lion trainer reports husband missing with 300-pound lion
Adela Sneija of Ringling Bros circus told police her husband Blasjak and the 300-pound lion Stanislaus, a government property from Poland, were missing when she awoke Wednesday. The lion was described as lame.
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Los Angeles
Adela Sneija
Ringling Bros.Barnum & Bailey Circus
Blasjak
Stanislaus
Sneija
Poland
Post Office Postponements Seen Amid Election Ties
Journal reports nationwide inquiries to the Civil Service Commission and the Post Office Department seeking to map a widening flux in appointments. In Warren three candidates Frank Fago Francis H DeLong and Andrew Donick compete for postmaster with Fago backed by Sen Joseph Clark. In Clarendon Chester Walker and James Schmansky propelled by county race, and in Tionesta Ruth Kunselman acts as postmistress amid delays.
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Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Columbus
Postal Department
Warren
Bruce Knabenshue
Frank Fago
Francis H. DeLong
Andrew Donick
Fago
Sen
Joseph Clark
Clark
Kuzma
Clarendon
Chester Walker
James Schmansky
Tionesta
William Pickens
Ruth Kunselman
Two Stricken By Poison Mushrooms On Chautauqua Golf Course
Two unidentified summer residents of the Chautauqua Institution were treated for illness after eating poison mushrooms picked the previous day on the Chautauqua Golf Course. Sheriff deputy Einink found a woman calling for help near the clubhouse around 1 a.m. after she had golfed at 6 p.m. and became ill. Both victims were treated by a local physician. their conditions were reported satisfactory.
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Shautauqua, x
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Golf Course
Chautauqua County
Roger L. Einink
Einink
Queen Mary High School? A Ship Becomes a Promised Legacy
The Queen Mary, proposed as a high school, would be funded by tideland oil revenue restricted to shoreline improvements. The liner, capable of 1957 passengers and 1200 crew with 27 public rooms, plans a final trans Atlantic voyage on Sept 16 marking its 1000th trip and exit from service.
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Long Beach
Tideland
Majestic
GSA Approves Computer System to Cut State Costs
Harrisburg AP General State Authority approves installing a computer system to speed construction project design and cut costs. Executive director Robert L. Kunzig says it could save up to 600000 annually, with setup cost 65000 and annual operating salaries 70000. System installed by Ernst and Ernst of Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Qa General State Authority
Robert L. Kunzig
Ernst and Ernst
Philadelphia
GSA
Kunzig
Six year old girl injured in backyard swing accident
A 6-year-old girl, Jane Bretschneider, was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital in satisfactory condition after a neighbor's car rolled backward into a swing, causing contusions and abrasions. Her mother, Helen Bretschneider, was uninjured.
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Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jane Bretschneider
Helen Bretschneider
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