Unusual Hobby Bridges Collector Finds Fascination in Structure and History
COUDERSPORT PA AP Sara Boyle collects everything about bridges starting from a Maryland bridge memory in 1955. Her catalog includes 150 Pennsylvania bridge photos 266 bridge pictures 24 railroad bridges and 1 188 bridge slides plus 385 poems 490 bridge slides and 670 bridges either standing or noted. She belongs to the National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges uses the World Guide and reads Topics.
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Coudersport
Maryland
Sara Boyle
Frank
Mississippi River
United States
Market Street
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Boyle
Columbia River
Pennsylvania
Hartland
New Brunswick
St. John’s River
Switzerland
Mrs. Boyle
Hicks Named VP at Hyde Park Foundry and Machine
Jack E. Hicks, formerly of Corry, appointed vice president of Hyde Park Foundry and Machine Company in Hyde Park Pennsylvania. He will oversee engineering, maintenance, and manufacturing operations and lead construction programs for a large new nesting plant for ductile and high alloy iron. The firm is owned by WDP Inc, led by Alfred N. Pilz, a former Corry resident.
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Jack E. Hicks
Corry
Hyde Park Foundry and Machine Company
Hyde Park
Hicks
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper-Pentax
Hyde Parks
WDP, Inc
Alfred N. Pilz
Erie area jobless rate remains below state and national levels
Erie County's January to February unemployment fell to 110000 with a 400 drop while the 12 month job advantage shrank to 500. Unemployment rose 1300 in the last 30 days due to seasonal payroll cuts and layoffs. Factory losses exceeded gains in nonmanufacturing. durable goods fell, nonmanufacturing rose mainly due to government and part time student work.
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Erie County
James A. Roseberry
Erie
Bureau of Employment Security
Pennsylvania
U.S
Erie and Corry Bes
Roseberry
Douglas Not Quitting Despite Stroke Says Justice Douglas
Justice William Douglas, 76, said he has not considered stepping down from the Supreme Court after his December stroke. He acknowledged reduced energy but insisted he can handle court duties, works from a hospital, and continues thrice weekly physical therapy while planning to participate in decisions from cases argued during hospitalization.
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Washington
William
Douglas
Supreme Court
Thad
Waller Reed Army Medical Center
Williamsport teen has two appendixes removed in rare case
Mark Potter, 17, of rural Williamsport had two appendixes when one ruptured. Dr. Robert S. Yasui performed the double removal at Williamsport Hospital, a rarity in medical practice. Potter had spent months since a one year earlier injury from a homemade bomb at the local community college, with throat injury and voice therapy. he remains positive about recovery.
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Williamsport
Mark Potter
Williamsport Hospital
Robert S. Yasui
Mark
Dr. Yasui
Potter
Williamsport Area Community College
Yasui
Transit Strike Ends in Philadelphia After Narrow Vote
Transit workers approve a two year pact by a 2,704 to 2,052 vote ending an 11 day strike. SEPTA plans full service by morning rush hour on 105 lines. The contract raises operators’ pay from 5.28 to 6.38 per hour with a 60 cent immediate bump and additional raises scheduled for December and next March.
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Philadelphia
Ned LeDonne
The
Transport Workers Union
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transport Authority
Reading
Penn Central
SEPTA
UC Hospital Fund Drive Still Growing
The Union City Hospital Campaign exceeds its goal for a second week led by general chairman George Manly. The drive aims for 450000 with hospital work to begin April 1. Contributions from Snap-Tite Inc and True Temper Corp push totals past 415280 and industrial gifts to 175000 as communities pledge to keep rates low.
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Union City Hospital
George Manly
Snap-Tite, Inc
Ron Jones
Advance Gifts
Union City
Union Township
Bloomfield
Spartansburg
Wattsburg
Amity Townships
True Temper Corp
Coal price down prompts fuel cost cuts in Pa
Pennsylvan ia Electric Co. lowers the fuel cost surcharge for its half million customers as coal prices decline. The surcharge will be cut about 76 cents per 1 000 kilowatt hours per month, with Pennsylvania Power and Light and Metropolitan Edison also announcing reductions for April. The Public Utility Commission ordered audits of fuel adjustment charges.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Penelec
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Allentown
Metropolitan Edison
Public Utility Commission
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NEW Post
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Double Trouble
UC Hospital
Kemp
Chi
Sust
Tv FU
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