Weather Outlook March 11 to 16 and Local Developments
Period forecast shows temperatures near normal with a brief cold snap ending Sunday and a warmer Monday then turning cooler again by Tuesday or Wednesday. Precipitation total about half an inch with rain or snow at week's front. In Jamestown gifts to the United States on the Gratitude train arrive for display once processed. Union City hospital occupancy moves in as work continues on Carlisle Builders Supply. Local tax requests approved for debtreduction, with highway and public works funding adjustments. Extradition talks drop for Karl Allen as he remains in Fort Dodge. Elks convention to be held in Harrisburg August 19 95. Civil Service exams set for April 23 across nine Pennsylvania centers for visitor and senior visitor posts.
Pentecostal Services At High School Offer Morning and Evening Worship
The First Pentecostal Church plans Sunday services at the Senior High School building with Sun Ray School starting at 10 am, morning worship at 11, and an evening evangelistic service at 7:45. Rev. Herman C. Yost of Camden will speak at both the 11 am and 7:45 pm sessions. A special musical program is included. Workmen have installed a 10 foot refrigerated vegetable case at Page and Tan on produces more than 500,000 barrels of crude oil daily.
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Steel output at all time high faces uncertain demand
Steel makers, after a peak production quarter, worry about how long demand will stay strong as buyers may cut back. The American Iron and Steel Institute notes record 1,869,300 tons of ingots and castings this week, with full capacity operations eight weeks running.
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Frederick P. Jacob Succumbs in Erie
Frederick P. Jacob of Rig 2 died at St Vincent's Hospital Erie after eight weeks as a patient. Born November 28, 1878, he lived near Glyndom and later moved nearby to stay with his brother William Jacob. Survived by two sisters Lillie VanTussel and Emily Rhodes and many relatives. Service Monday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home at 3 pm with interment at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus.
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Erie
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This Joiry
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Sugar Grove
Eall
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Train derailer condemned to electric chair in Pennsylvania
A jury in Norristown convict James M. Johnson for the Reading Co derailment near Valley Forge on May 9 that killed two Allentown railroad workers. The judge sentenced him to death by electric chair.
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Hye
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GOP Leaders Plot Strategy to Survive Tax Filibuster
GOP senators map plan to outlast a threatened Democratic filibuster on Gov. Dum’s 435 million tax program. Democrats pledge a talkathon starting Monday unless a public hearing is held on raising gas tax. Senate sessions could run day and night with hearings and maneuvers to force debate.
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D-Washington
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D-Cambria
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R-Lycoming
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Treasury report shows receipts and debt totals
The Treasury releases show March 9 figures with net receipts 106,242,360.16 dollars and expenditures 67,515,719.30 dollars. Cash balance reaches 4,192,006,219.54 dollars while total debt stands at 251,996,710,691.68 dollars.
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Dancer Denies Ever Smoked Marijuana in City Trial
In Los Angeles dancer Vicki Vans, friend of Robert Mitchum, was acquitted of conspiracy to possess marijuana after a narcotics raid. Mitchum, actress Lilia Leeds, and Robin Ford were convicted on similar charges. Vans plans to go home soon as reporters note.
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Ehee Angeles
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Robin Ford
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Ford
Aging twin dies in Martinsburg community
Blair B. Berryman, 3, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee and former Altoona resident, dies in Morrison Gave Home for the Aged. His brother Samuel Berryman of Altoona mourns his loss.
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Blair Cattt
Abraham
Berryman
Morrison
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
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