Mayor seeks bond hike as council split on plan
The city’s proposed bond issue rose to 111000 in a late night council session, with Mayor Kinley pushing for 38000 more than earlier requests and finance director Abbey noting the mayor was out of town. Five councilmen were absent, delaying final decisions on a fire ladder truck and other items, while Weber, Grice, Abbey, and Dearing signaled positions ahead of re election.
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J. Fred Kinley
Gu Abbey
Robert Grice
Guy Abbey
J. R. Dearing
Abbey
Dearing
Kinley
Ray Weber
Grice
Proposed Bond Issue Requests for City Projects
City Council session reviews updated bond requests from department heads. Mayor Kinley seeks 20 000 for all street parking 10 000 for city planning 2 000 for refurnishing council rooms 1 000 for renovating engineer’s office. Parks and City Property head Robert Grive requests 15 000 for fence upgrades and building renovations totaling 31 000. Raymond Weber Safety Director requests 27 000 for aerial fire apparatus. Streets Director 15 000 for road grader 12 000 for high lift 4 000 for truck. Finance Director Guy Abbey lists no requests. Total proposed bond amount 111 600.
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Kinley
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property Department
Grice
Ying
J. Fred Kinley
Robert Grive
Raymond Weber
Ruck JR. Dearing
Guy Abbey
Chest X Ray Bus Damaged In Union City Mishap
A bus carrying chest x ray equipment for Corry fell into an open manhole in Union City injuring two tires and ripping out the rear axle. The unit, aiming at Corry Area High School cafeteria at 9:16, will be rescheduled for late April, said Miss Eva Kepler the Corry School Nurse.
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Corry
Union City
Eva Kepler
McInnes Steel
Council CAIDC trade views on bond issue
Corry area industrial development corporation and city council members met to discuss the planned city bond issue. Mayor J Fred Kinley would advise one development group. a city survey at about 15000 with half city-supplied. planning firm to explain next Tuesday. Kinley backs up to 10000 in bonds, 150000 total. Weber and Grice outlined department plans. possible no tax increase if 80,000 is enough. opposition expected. VAIDC pledged support to explain facets to taxpayers. Egyptian invader killed near Sikiin in Negev Desert, Israel reports say.
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Corry
Kinley
Loblaw
Ray Weber
Robert
Grice
Weber
Long
VAIDC
Council
Corry School Board Weighs Lot Sale After Appraisal
Corry school board plans a special 730 PM meeting next Monday to hear a bid from Loblaws Inc on the former playground site. Officials authorized a qualified appraisal to guide any decision as a prior offer of 29000 was rejected and a second proposal is being considered.
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Corry
Corry School
Loblaw
Ing
Loblaws
Bat
Dirvewers
Lawn Realry
Board Property Committee
Congress Hammers Budget With New Airport Aid and IMF Charge
Congress deepened budget strains on President Eisenhower by passing a 297 million dollar four year airport aid program and boosting IMF subscriptions by 1.375 billion dollars. The House approved the airport plan by 262 to 134 and the Senate moved to fund IMF additions, while trustees debate further high spending and redevelopment bills.
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Eisenhower
Capital Hill
Senate
House
United States
International Monetary Fund
Congress
Eisenhower Macmillan Plan Weekend Talks on Germany
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan begin a weekend at Camp David to plan negotiations with the Soviet Union over Germany. They meet with Secretary Dulles at Walter Reed, then retreat to the Catoctin Mountains for detailed discussions through Sunday, aiming for a unified allied stance.
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Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
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Germany
Camp David
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Macmillan
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Christian Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Ussr
Ottawa
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Former Convict Gives Self Up After Firing Twice At Cops
Charleston West Virginia AP report says Arlen Payne, a 28 year old man, kidnapped a mother and her three children from South Charleston, fired twice at a police car, then surrendered at a Kanawha County jail. He sought release for a prison cellmate, Burton Junior Post, and claimed a two week plan carried out within the Baldwins’ home. He described hatred for Post and provided a note to Governor Beall W. Under.
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W.va
Baldwin
Sullan
Felehiurel Arlen Payne
Kanawha County
Payne
Logan
Here
South Charleston
Burton Junior Post
Post
Gov
Garland Sparta Man Hurt At Hierwin Mig Company
Sparta man Roy Brown 30 was injured when his left foot was crushed by a pulley while operating a wool “match eye machine” at Hierwin Mig Company in Garland. He dropped wood, stooped, and his pant leg drew into the pulley, causing a compound fracture and severe ankle laceration. The fire department sent an ambulance to Corry Memorial Hospital with police escort. Brown had worked at the Garland firm three years and was accustomed to his machine.
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Spartanspurgian
Hierwin Mig
Garland
W 8
Towin
Lpm
Roy Brown
Irwin
Youngaville Fire Department
Brown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Aldes
Corry Students to Serve as UN Delegates
Corry Area High School seniors and two juniors will join the sixth annual Gannon College United Nations General Assembly. Eight seniors and two juniors, led by advisor F Lowe Edwards, will represent Greece in the Western Power Bloc and oversee forum committees with Hillstrom as a chair. The delegation aims to build experience for next year’s group. The seniors selected are Jan Van Dresar David Simmons William Tunnel Phylis Butters David Hillstrom Volker Gempt Thomas Mowrey and Mary Flowers. juniors Kenneth Gates LeRoy Rieck.
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David Simmons
William Tunnel
Phylis Butters
David Hillstrom
Volker Gempt
Thomas Mowrey
Mary Flowers
Kenneth Gates
LeRoy Rieck
Hillstrom
General Assembly
Corry
Greece
UN Sessons
Tax Deductions and Credits Guide for 1958 Paychecks
Washington AP outlines how to save on the 1958 income tax return through deductions such as sick pay exclusions, dividend credits, and personal expense limits. It notes that sick pay is an exclusion, not a deduction, and explains limits for dividends and pension-related exclusions, plus itemized deduction rules for mortgage interest, taxes, and charitable contributions.
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Washington
HLM
Internal Revenue Service
Indamnatie
Scherule
Anasta
Area Motorist Hospitalized After Crash
Evan C. Kieban of Columbus was injured when his eastbound car on Route 6 lost control at Route 689 and crashed into a ditch. He was treated for scalp and facial lacerations at Corry Memorial Hospital and was listed in satisfactory condition. Police noted about $1,000 damage. the car belonged to Ronemary Mulek.
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Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospita
Evan C. Kieban
Minder-Duto
St. George
Kieran
Corry
Ronemary Mulek
West Smith Street
Four Killed As Bus Hits Car Near Augustine
A Greyhound bus northbound in heavy rain struck a car near Saint Augustine Florida. Four occupants of the car were killed and eight bus passengers were hospitalized though none were seriously hurt. The victims were Sanford Bodrow Ernest Davies Norman Lichter and Barry Jacobson. The car bore a New Jersey license. The highway patrol said the car pulled from a side road into the bus path.
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Fla
Greyhound
Here
Sanford D. Bodrow
Newark
Ernest W. Davies
Atlanta
Norman Lichter
Nat
Barry Jacobson
New Jersey
Henry Randall
The
Highway Patrol
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