Wattsburg bus drivers threaten strike in stalled talks
Wattsburg school district negotiations with the bus drivers union have stalled over fringe benefits. Superintendent William Gregg warned parents in a letter of a possible strike and urged car pools while Wayne Schell, driver union president, said the district was premature in releasing the statements. Talks are set to resume Monday.
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William Gregg
Gregg
Wayne Schell
Schell
State Holds Auction Sale This Week
Acting Secretary of Revenue Charles B. Seligman announces the Commonwealth’s 28th Citizens Auction at the State Farm Show Building Harrisburg. About 1 200 items over three days include jewelry, bicycles, cameras, tools, clothing, appliances and roughly 329 shotguns and rifles. Viewings start one hour before each sale. free catalogues are provided to attendees.
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Commonwealth
State Farm Show
Harrisburg
The
Revenue Department
Cameron and McClay Streets
Runaway Coal Truck Crashes Into Sheffield Tavern
Four people were lightly injured and about $70 000 damage resulted when a coal carrying tractor trailer lost control on Route 6 near Sheffield. Diane Tingue 24 of Great Valley NY drove west and struck the tavern front before continuing to hit a nearby home and three parked vehicles. A nine year old boy trapped briefly under the trailer was hospitalized for observation.
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Great Valley
N Y
Sheffield
Ronald Littlefield
Sion
Warren General Hospital
Warren General
Sai
Sinatra optimism in Yale Daily News poll on America’s future
New Haven AP report cites Yale Daily News poll of 12 notable Americans including Frank Sinatra, Mayor Beame, and Mayor White. Opinions split but most think things are improving, citing free press and cultural achievements while noting global hunger and nuclear buildup as negatives.
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Chancellor
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Nightly News
Thorus
New York
Abraham Beame
Elling
Beame
Boston
Kevin H. White
Millcreek Cuts 90 Off Pay In Squeeze
Millcreek district plans a ten mill budget package to raise taxes. board cuts about 90 jobs including nearly 30 teachers, citing declining enrollment. The finance committee approved the package after a large turnout and the full board will vote. The measure follows prior cuts and facility projects were dropped to save costs.
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Erie
Joseph Leto
Bob Brown
Sythe
Milcreek
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