New Merger Curb Proposal Targets Big Firms
A House bill would amend the Clayton Act to require 90 day merger notices to the Attorney General and FTC. It would empower courts to halt mergers deemed monopolistic. The measure follows debate from the 1955 anti trust reports and current administration views on advisory opinions.
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Waterhouse Says Port Bill is Out
Rep. W. W. Waterhouse of Corry says Erie port aid of 1.7 million dollars is in serious trouble as the Legislature nears adjournment. He blames Mayor Gardner and notes GOP anger, with plans delaying action until March 24 or later and only two guaranteed GOP votes.
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Lake flood plan question in Jamestown area mayor says void of protection
Warren area mayor Sanford and Chautauqua River Commission chairman Swanson oppose the Army engineers flood control plan for Chautauqua Lake. They argue dredging and a weir would not benefit Jamestown or Warren, favoring rehabilitation programs and local measures. The plan, awaiting Congressional action, faces hearings from years past.
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County Assemblyman Talks Port Bill Rift Across Erie Region
The remarks reveal a split among lawmakers as an Erie county assemblyman pledges support for the port bill while acknowledging limited backing from Republicans elsewhere. The report notes perceived disagreements involving Gardner Repa and others.
Corry Debating Team Tops Interhigh League Standings
Yesterday's Memories notes Corry High School debaters strengthening their lead in the interhigh forens ic league spanning Meadville Franklin Titusville and Corry. Also reported are spring signs pigeon robins high water and plans to reopen Corry Chair Company with 15 to 50 workers aided by the Golden Rule Club.
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Titusville Civic Leader Dies
Titusville businessman and civic leader Lessor B. Levy died at home after a long illness. Native of Titusville, he helped run B. Levy Estate oil field and Industrial supplies, served on the Ti tusville Trust Co board, the Jewish Home of Pittsburgh board, and the Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania division board. Former Titusville Chamber of Commerce president survived by widow, two children, two sisters and six grandchildren. funeral set for Wednesday.
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