Dametown Post Office to Join Two Million Dollar Club
Damestown moved federal post office into the two million dollar class with a new project limit of 2 060 000 dollars for land the government already owns. Other items include a Clarion County school destroyed by lightning and a fatal car crash near Wattsburg.
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Hearings Set for Erie Channel 35 and Channel 66 Applicants
The Communications Commission in Washington announced hearings on competing TV station applications for Channel 35 in Erie by Great Lakes Television and Civic Television Two, and Channel 66 in Brie by Erie Television Corp and Commodore Perry Broadcasting Service Two, with dates in August.
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Governor Signs Tax Bill Amending Sales Tax
Gov John Fine signed a law amending the state sales tax to exempt water bills and religious items. The measure, signed before a trip to Seattle, takes effect September 1 and shifts filings to quarterly. It imposes a $2 retailer registration fee and expands tax collection to individual auto sales and dealer transactions.
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Milk Officials Welcome Suggestions From Dairy Groups
Milk officials from six northeastern states plan to invite dairy farmer organizations to submit ideas to resolve mutual industry problems. After an all-day session, Dr. Everett Case of Colgate University praised the meeting as helpful and said invitations would be sent to various groups to send representatives to a follow up meeting at Colgate University in Hamilton New York.
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Pittsburgh Racketeer Faces Deportation After Arrest
Joseph Rosa, identified by the Justice Department as a Pittsburgh racketeer, was arrested yesterday on a deportation warrant. The 1898born immigrant, who entered the U.S. in 1908 and has not naturalized, faced prior deportation orders from 1941 for crimes involving moral turpitude, later withdrawn after a Pennsylvania pardon. He was freed on $2,000 bond pending further action.
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Eisenhower asks for rise in debt limit and foreign aid package
President Eisenhower seeks approval of a 6.745 billion dollar foreign aid budget and a catchall measure for information programs civil defense and more. Congress clears two money bills funding defense establishment Congress self federal judiciary and sends to the President for signature amid a bleak fiscal outlook.
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