Housing agency warns of funding withdrawal over Warren County site
The Department of Housing and Urban Development threatens to pull elderly and low income housing funds from Warren County if a suitable site is not found. HUD chair Dr. Carl Whipple spoke after a closed meeting with the authority leased housing corporation and the developer, without HUD representation, to discuss implications of potential Conewango Township support loss for 54 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Warren County
Carl Whipple
Housing Authority
Authority
Leased Housing Corporation
HUD
Conewango ‘Township
Death notices for Long and Flaherty allege local obituaries
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Leo M. Flaherty born January 31 1903 and a Corry area resident who worked at Aero Supply as a foreman until 1965 and lived in Bear Lake. Also summarized are long form death notices for an unnamed Corry resident Long born July 16 1909, detailing family survivors and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery with Bracken Funeral Home services set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cooper Pentax
Ajax Iron Works
Fannie Long
Mary Weaver
Richard
Esther) Sickler
Norman
Agnes) Oswald
Eric
Rachel Therges
Gordonsville
Larry E. Long Jr
Angola
N.Y
Allan R. Long
Walton
Louise) Brown
Smithville
Tenn
Robert
Virginia) Winger
Jamestown
Charles
Dale Fleming
Jewell Long
Chillicothe
Ohio
Dallas Long
Erie
Bracken Funeral Home
Joseph Kanzlemar
Pine Grove Cemetery
Sessle
Knowlton
Flaherty
U.S. Army
Hawaii
Lena Craker
The
Aero Supply
Aero Supply Labor Union
H. Robert
Leona) Hall
Pittsfield
Charles T. Weeks
Donald L. Flaherty
San Jose
Calif
Clara Flaherty
Vernon Flaherty
Sarah Carson
Michael
Robert L. Hall
Joseph Wiley
St. Luke's
Roman Catholic Church of
Youngsville
Leo M. Flaherty
Bracken
St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church
Pa Officials Propose Tougher Conflict of Interest Law
Harrisburg senators advance a bill by Sen. John Stauffer to standardize ethics rules for 20,000 officials, require sworn disclosure of outside interests, and impose harsher penalties including automatic expulsion for conflicts. The measure shifts focus from current lax sanctions toward transparency to curb local and state level abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
John Stauffer
R-Chester
Stauffer
Philadelphia
Isadore Bellis
House
Liquor Control Board
State Government Committee
Thomas Nolan
Dallegheny
Kissinger Tho Meet Ruled Out By Viets
North Vietnam deputy foreign minister Nguyen Co Thach ruled out a quick Kissinger Tho meeting saying the atmosphere is not favorable. He spoke after three ceasefire talks in Paris with U S official William Sullivan while Thach defended Hanoi’s positions and listed conditions for further talks. Dang Viet Chau accompanied Thach on the return flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Nguyen Co Thach
Hanoi
U.S
Asst
William Sullivan
Vietnam
White House
Sullivan
Thach
Nixon
Tho
Dang Viet Chau
Nixon Defends Integrity As Watergate Inquiry Expands
President Nixon, admitting serious questions about White House integrity, announces Richardson will lead all federal Watergate inquiries. He recalls urging full justice, vows fairness regardless of who is involved, and defends the system that uncovered the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
U.S
Massachusetts
Nixon
White House
Kleindienst
Watergate
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John Sirica
Nixon Seeks 2.9 Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Plan
President Nixon asked Congress to approve a 2.9 billion dollar foreign aid package for fiscal 1974. The plan covers reconstruction in Indochina excluding North Vietnam, with 632 million for that area and funds limited to South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. The program faces long running debates over its scope and authority, amid conservative and liberal critiques of U S commitments overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Senate
House
Agency For International Development
United States
Budget approves school budgets amid public inspection period
The budget for area schools remains largely unchanged during a month long public inspection at the school administration office where figures can be altered rarely. Trustees Kafferlin Bennett Joy Lansberry Howard May Messenger Morrow Nichols voted unanimously to approve the budget. The passage notes tuition savings from Panama and Conelway School arrangements for non local students. Tourism boom brief notes Manitoba visitors rose to 3.5 million in 1972, up 225,000 from 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Corry
Conelway
Wayne
Concord
Elgin
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
James Bennett
Concord Township
Robert Joy
Wayne Township
Roger Lansberry
James Howard
T. Allan May
Melvin Messenger
Columbus Township
Louis Morrow
Robert Nichols
Spartansburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Venango County
Franklin
Robert G. Foster
Oil City
Samuel L. Gilson
Hamot
Central State Normal School
Lock Haven
Princeton University
Erie High School
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Jackie Nichols
West Pleasant Street
Nichols
Corry Vfw Club
Mead Avenue
Veterans Administration
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Clarion River
Main Street
Ridgway
Clearfield
Penndot
West Penn Power Company
Public. Utility. Commission
Howard M. Swartz
West Penn Power
Public Utility Commission
Buesink Ford Sales
Clymer
Henry Jaggs
Paul TenHuisen
R.D.1
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Tinko
R.D
Santa Fe
N.M
Gilbert Boyd
Corry First Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Jane
Bruce
Brian
Mr. Flaherty
Bear Lake
Ossa
Mary Ossa
Musser
Larry E. Long Sr
Mir, Long
Gordonsville,Tenn
Kaldeman
Dean
Gray
Nixon Administration
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Larry Desjardins
Everest Corp
Everest Corporation
Fox Pavilion
Jenkintown
Barney
Corey, Jemaymans
Coray
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!