Pennsylvania Raises Speed Limits And Vehicle Fees
The governor approves a broad set of motor code changes effective after June 1, raising the open highway limit for passenger cars to 40 miles per hour and maintaining certain rural restrictions. Fees for licenses and commercial vehicle registrations increase, with higher penalties for violations and stricter inspection and tag rules. Authorities warn about time limits for old tags and emphasize new classifications and safety measures across solid-tired and pneumatically cushioned vehicles.
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Govenor
Mintor
Casna
Henvey Mi Uiomil
Slim Fol Reeve
Delegates Named for State Convention and Club Meeting
Mite Marion Smith was named delegate to represent the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club at the convention in New Castle. The regular meeting last evening at Mrs Thelma King's home approved May 18 19 20 as convention dates and planned a May 20 dinner at Ruth Allen Whitaker's home. Mrs Sie Taylor was named chairlady of arrangements and will be assisted by Disa Sitler Ruth Clyburn Lona Merker and Miss Whitaker. A pre-dinner session will follow at 6 30 oclock. Nelle Titus was named chairlady of the nominating committee with Melya Miller and Mildred Goring assisting. Ballots are to be returned by May 15. The meeting adjourned after other business.
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Mite Marion Smith
Delor
Corry
New Caste
Thelma King
Ruth Allen Whittaker
Congress Street
Sie Taylor
Disa Sitler
Ruth Clyburn
Lona Merker
Whittaker
Nelle ‘Titus
Melya Miller
Mildred Goring
Miss Titus
Crawford County Drafts Road Program with Nine Year Plan
Crawford County announces a nine year road improvement program for 1920s summers. First year work includes two and a half miles on Route 285 James town to Hartstown and one and a half miles on Route 24 Al Waster’s Corners toward Muddville Pittsfield road. other projects involve Blooming Valley road and Mercer turnpike upgrades. The county will also build new bridges near Watson Run and enforce accident reporting to state authorities, with updated garage and abandoned car rules and increased patrol fees set for January 30, 1980.
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Crawford County
Uve
Jamestown
Hartstowny-town
al Waster
Hydetown
Uw Blooming Valley Road
Navy's Corner
Little Cooley
Boar
Commiss Aiiners
Crayeford
Mercer Turnpike
Mestiville
Watson Run
Lake Road
Gable Hil
McGuffinson
Controversy at Pitt over Liberal Club expulsions
Pittsburgh May 7 The dispute between the University of Pittsburgh and the Liberal Club raised a grave academic issue says Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes a noted editor who spoke April 22 hard on the Mooney Billings pardon movement and the club dispersal that led to two student expulsions. Arthur G McDowell and Willan Abbeyson led the Liberal Club and were expelled Thursday. A letter from Barnes and notes from Anna Mooney were made public.
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University of Pittsburgh
Liberal Club
Harry Elmer Barnes
Edaditor
Pitt
Mooney-Billings
Barnes
Willan Abbeyson
Liberal Gin
Arthur G. McDowell
Athertson
Dr. Barnes
Anna Mooney
Thome Mooney
California
Blackmores to Give Program at Baptist Church
The Blackmores musical duo, known for evangelistic campaigns in the Baptist church, will present a gospel music program tomorrow evening in Corty. The event, patterned after their radio broadcasts on station WEDH Erie, starts at 7:45 with no admission charge but an offering for the Erie City Mission radio fund.
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Corty
Bickmore
Brie
Baptist Church
Blackmoes
WEDH
Erie
The
Blackmores
Baptist Auditorium
Erie City Mission
Bass defeats Mack in 11 round featherweight bout
United Press reports Philadelphia featherweight Bendy Bass defeated veteran Betty Mack of Jersey City by decision in 11 rounds in New York last night. Bass floored Mack twice, weighing 128 pounds to 129 1-2.
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United Press
New York
Bendy Bass
Philadelphia
Betty Mack
Bass
Mack
Weather and local notices mix with vague accounts
Weather reports promise fair conditions for Wednesday as city officials note improving outlook on Mother's Day. The Warren Times-Argus notes a reported landing in trees north of Warren, with unconfirmed details. Associated Gas and Electric’s Terry confirms light and power supply, while Genryh W. Olmsted of Ludlow joins the Rochester Central Power Corporation board. A Wrightsville Corry auto incident is reported with amicable settlement. Local construction advances on the Brown block remodel and a new outboard motor boat draws attention at Findley Late.
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Associated Gas & Electric Sitem
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Terry
tSat
Rochester Central Power Corporation
Genryh W. Olmsted
Ludlow
Rocheter Company
Associated Gas and Electric
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