Penn'a Needs 4,400 More Classrooms
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania will need over 4,400 new classrooms next fall, based on a recent survey showing 6,195 needed last fall and about 9,000 expected this year. The study notes many aging or unsafe rooms will be replaced. The article explains the state’s School Building Authority financing, with subsidies varying by district wealth and a current construction ceiling of 1.3 billion dollars. 950 projects can still be financed before the ceiling, while 1,210 are on file, risking 60 projects if the ceiling isn’t adjusted.
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Richard L. Graves
Harrisburg
Carl D. Morneweck
Morneweck
Morneweek
Commonwealth
DPI
CJ Supervisors To Hear Expert On Management
The Steel Age Management Club hosts Elmer Alexander president of Praile’s talks on leadership development titled Who Do You Think You Are. Sponsoring National Management Association aims to connect 65 000 members across clubs in the United States and beyond.
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Oi! City
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Praile
National Management Association
Paulie
Je Willl
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
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Canada
Mawali
Puerto Rico
Warren County Plans 50 000 Investment In Treasuries
Warren County commissioners unanimously approved investing 50 000 of Liquid Fuels monies in 90 day U S Treasury Bills at 226 percent yielding 273 08 at maturity June 23 1961 Similar investments last year added about 1 900 in interest to the Liquid Fuels Fund This month 7 000 in liquid fuels funds were appropriated to townships and boroughs with fall access to district funds A resolution clarifying district employees inclusion in the Federal Social Security program was adopted Editor Succumbs Kenneth Hayes 61 editor of the Exchange died yesterday
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Warren County
U. S. Treasury
Yesteday
Many Restrictions Prompt Jailing of College Students
Fort Lauderdale police cracked down on holiday crowds with 100 arrests as dozens of college students faced jail or fines after rioting fears. Authorities imposed a night ban on beach revelry while municipal courts prepared multiple sessions to handle disorderly conduct charges amid a tense coastal resort week.
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Bryant
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Ocean Front
Alan Michel
Johns
Finch, Carole Await Destiny After Trial
Carole Tregoff and co-defendant Dr. R Bernard Finch wait in jail as jurors consider penalties for the murder of Barbara Jean Finch. Finch faces possible death on two counts, while Tregoff is under a second degree murder conviction with potential life terms on the conspiracy charge.
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R Bernard Finch
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Dr. Finch
Miss Tregott
Ife
Dean Rusk Escapes Bee Attack in Bangkok
Secretary of State Dean Rusk narrowly escaped a boat bombing in Bangkok as a swarm of bees attacked after a news conference at Thailand's prime minister's office. An American security guard attached to Rusk died. Rusk and most aides had already departed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Rusk
U. S
Firestone Engineer promoted to Corry Foam Manager
Leon R. Brodeur of Firestone Rubber in Fall River Mass becomes manager of the Corry Foam Products Company division. He joined Firestone in 1951 as a process control chemist and has since held roles including supervisor of chemical engineering. He holds a chemistry AB from St Anselm College and is married with two children.
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Firestone Rubber and Latex Products Company
Fall River
Mass
Corry Foam Products Company
Firestone
R. A. Riley
Brodeur
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
N. H
Helen M. Silvia
Kenneth
Stephen
Owners Liable For Damages From Dog Attacks
Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds owner liability for injuries caused by a dog regardless of intent or demeanor. The ruling restores a $17,000 verdict for Bertha Groner after a prior reversal, amid a separate case involving a Philadelphia detective’s $4,000 payment for unlawful arrest in a malicious prosecution suit.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bertha Groner
Chester County
Samuel Lichtenfield
Curtis Bok
Pennsylvania
John C. Bell Jr
Herbert B. Cohen
Bell
Erie Police Re-Arrest Suspect in 1960 Muteh Murder
Police in Erie City held a past suspect for questioning in the Lulira Muteh murder case. The man, a local resident and former boyfriend, was subjected to two polygraph tests over three months with inconclusive results. He was jailed for 10 days as detectives continue the probe and search for other suspects. Muteh was killed on the night of December 30, 1960, strangled after church services, her body found the next morning in a neighbor’s yard.
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Erie
Lin
Erie County Prison
Frank Fie Faski
Figaski
Mutoh
Dyck
Art expert Poggi dies in Florence at 82
Italian art expert Professor Giovanni Poggi, who located the Mona Lisa after a theft decades ago, died in Florence yesterday at age 82. The report notes a quoted line about loyalty and friendship attributed to him.
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Florence
Italy
Giovanni Poggi
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