Local estates transfer and public works plans noted
Real estate transfer from the Casper F Prang estate to Joseph W Gratilinay is recorded in Erie County. City property plans include a new police station rear room turned over for ED operations, a 1981 street program with chip and bituminous work, and potential expansion funds.
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Casper F. Prang
Joseph W. Gratilinay
Corry
Erle County
Tirasvilles In Defense Organization
Tinsville Pollce Station
William J. Milliken
Warren
Neck Merenick
Public Works Committee
Robert T. de Bell
Erie County
Howard Haskins
City of
Erie
State Police
Jonn J. Coates
Eleanor Hudson
West Pleasant Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ohio
Warren Institution
Corry Memorial Hospital
French homes mostly lack bathtubs and running water
A Housing Ministry survey shows only 10 percent of French homes have bathtubs or showers and 60 percent have running water. Of those, 30 percent have hot water and the average Frenchman uses only one quarter the toilet soap of an American. The survey was compiled by the Housing Ministry and soap and plumbing manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisapi
France
Housing Ministry
Pennsylvania radar compromise under governor review
Pennsylvania lawmakers weigh a compromise plan to revive radar legislation allowing state police to use an electronic device to curb highway spending. Governor Lawrence, back from Florida, must decide on the plan and on reinstating restricted licenses for speed offenders.
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Lawrence
Senate
Hieway
Florida
Hugh McMenamin
Dlackawanna
John J. Hallson
D-Cambria
Benale
Fred Rosney
D-Northampton
Highway Committee
House
Willard F. Agnew
Pittsburgh
Highways Committee
Ito
Rooney
Deorby
Harry Comer
House Highways Committee
Comer
State Government
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Pressure JFK To Restore Aid To Schools
Washington AP report on pressure to amend Kennedy admin proposal cutting impact aid to districts serving federal installations. Senate subcommittee chair Morse asks administration to reconsider reductions seen as temporary and continuing. Pennsylvania official Boehm defends cuts, suggests delaying or replacing with tuition payments. Catholic leaders urge federal loans for private and parochial schools if public school loans are approved.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Education
Morse
Congress
Charles H. Boehm
Pennsylvania
Boehm
U S Jobless Aid Bill Approved With Revisions
The Senate Finance Committee approved the emergency unemployment aid bill with changes requiring employers in each state to pay for this state's benefits. Chairman Byrd said action could come Thursday or Friday. The Kennedy administration pushes fast action to attract industry to distressed areas. The bill would adjust financing ratios for construction loans in high unemployment areas.
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PIDA
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
William 7. Scott
R-Carbon
Jast
Philadelphia
John J. Haltiska
D-Camibrii
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Leonard Edwards
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Edwin Fisher
Merle Finley
Muniford Dibble
Westfield
Union
Franklin
Erie County Veterans Club
Lcense
Samiel Roberts
Liquor Control Board
Leon Gavin
John Reid Gavin
U. S
Oil City
Gavin
Dickinson Law School
Marine Corps
Pennsylvania Utility Commission
Merle R. King
Robert L. King
Union City
Alpha Gamma Rho Ag~ricultural
West Virginia University
Young King
Union City Joint High School
Madison
Wis
Rexford M. Southworth
West Irving Street
Southworth
West Pleasant
Youngsville
Clare L. Capwell
Jamestown Board of Education
Jamestown
Leonard A. Bereman
James‘ Town
Inci
John Williams
Gigars
Service and Health
JFK
U.S
Corry Savings & Loan
Corry 7 Savings Cloan Gun
Philco
Burpee Firestone Et Umnlas
Burpee
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Philco-Bendix
Philco Bendix
Firestone
Dollar
Miles
Barney
Jim Hammond
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Yati
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