Dredging Restrictions Relaxed on Upper Allegheny Rivers
Environmental Hearing Board partially lifts dredging limits for Oil City Sand and Gravel Warren Sand and Gravel and Davidson Sand and Gravel along the Upper Allegheny River. Restrictions lower 50 foot buffer to 25 feet, allow weekend dredging unless boating safety is at risk. Permits issued through 1975, with geographic expansions upstream on both river banks. Economic impact weighed against ecological risk. board deems fish risk minimal versus potential dislocations from complete dredging halt.
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Harrisburg
Environmental Hearing Board
Department of Environmental Resources
DER
Allegheny River
DEA
Oil City Sand and Gravel Co
Warren Sand and Gravel Co
Davidson Sand and Gravel Co
John Hope
Davidson
Warren Company
Hope
Oil City
Robert Broughton
Broughton
Birds Worse Than Dogs In Corry Letter To Editor
William W. Remington vents about birds, arguing they threaten cars and gardens more than dogs. He calls for a bird catcher, mocks dog-related concerns, and laments nuisance birds and even lice carrying varmints. He signs from 109 East South Street and ends with a moral about people with little else to think about.
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Corry
William W. Remington
East South Street
P.S
State seeks injunction for extra gasoline in Pennsylvan ia
Pennsylvania seeks 47.5 million gallons from the Federal Energy Administration to offset a miscalculation of its March allocation. A preliminary injunction hearing is set for May 15 in U S District Court Philadelphia. The action notes May allocations give PA 90 percent of base period 1972 supplies, while other states hit over 100 percent. The suit argues FEA should distribute gasoline more evenly to ease East Coast prices tied to foreign crude. The filing amends a March lawsuit claiming gas companies were shortchanged in Pennsylvania and prices stayed as high as 10 cents above other states.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal Energy Administration
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Department
FEA
Tornadoes Add To Woes Of Weather
Tornadoes and heavy rains lashed southern Texas with sightings near Kile Gar field Lake Thomas and just south of Bandera. Three inches of rain drenched London Texas while 4 to 6 inches fell in rural areas causing local flooding with rivers expected to rise. No injuries or heavy damage reported.
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Associated Press
Texas
Kile
Garfield
Lake Thomas
Bandera
Tex
London
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee Valley
Oklahoma
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Rockies
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Nashville
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St. Louis
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Seattle
Washington
Pa. Brewers Get Tax Credit Break
Gov. Shapp signed a bill allowing Pennsylvania brewers to claim up to 100000 dollars yearly in tax credits for capital improvements. Brewers must pay a malt beverage tax of 2.48 dollars per barrel and may deduct the cost of new plant equipment from their taxes. The program ends December 31, 1976 unless extended by the legislature.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Clymer PTA Meets Marks Science Fair Prizes and Honors
Before the regular Clymer PTA meeting the Kleine Klempen Dancers performed their first public dance of the season. The second annual science fair awarded prizes to students from grades 5 through 9 for weather station electromagnet chick incubator heart model wiring diagrams fountain and birth defects diagrams. Durwood Swanson received a life membership in PTA and New York State PTA honor. John Schenk urged volunteers for the tulip festival float and attendance for the May 20 meeting to decide PTA continuity.
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Gertrude Gravin
Clymer Pta
Kleine Klempen
Tim Geiger
Jerry Sweet
Cindy VanEarden
Robert Shaver
Krystal LaCross
Cathy Kowalski
Virginia Johnson
Kenneth Sullivan
Eugene Adams
Durwood Swanson
Clymer Schools
PTA
Durwood
New York State
Congress of Parents and Teachers
New York
Clymer Social Roundup Highlights Dances and Spring Events
Mrs. Madelene Edwards hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs. Marguerite Vander Schaalf with guests from Dunkirk Ashville Watts Flats and Sherman. John Skeps recovering in Meyer Memorial Hospital Grider Street Buffalo requests Clymer friends. Klompen Dancers set appearances May 11 14 15 at Zorry Plaza Chautauqua Mall and station WSEE Erie. The Kleine Dancers featured at a kick-off dinner with queen Maureen Bennett and runners-up Kim Upperman Vicki Dunnewold. New officers announced led by Rev Ronald Sellers and Nancy King. Lyle Fardink sold his gravel and cement business to brother Lyn. Several local visits and travels noted. Merle and Gladys Newhouse celebrated 50th anniversary with dinner at Corry Motor Inn. Neighbors joined the celebration with cake and ice cream.
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Madelene Edwards
Marguerite Vander Schaalf
Robert Dopler
Dunkirk
Bruce Ecker
Amanda
Ashville
Howard Neckers
Terry
Watts Flats
Gordon Schermerhorn
Clymer
John Skeps
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Grider Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Leon Warnshuis
Richard Warnshuis
Edinboro
Leroy Neff
Meadville
William Warnshuis
Sherman
James Warnshuis
Portland
Harry Young
Jamestown
Audrey Warnshuis
Lawrence Slayton
Mary Jean
Klompen
Zorry Plaza
Chautauqua Mall
WSEE
Erie
Maureen Bennett
Howard Bennett
Kim Upperman
Norman Upperman
Vicki Dunnewold
William Dunnewold
Beth Bailey
Ronald Sellers
Nancy King
Gladys Vidal
Milton Deuink
Lyle Fardink
Lyn Fardink
Fardink
Thelma Eskisen
Painesville
Ohio
Glen Belknap
Sheffield
Newhouses
Denenberg Campaign Aides Quit Over Nepotism Tie
Philadelphia AP reports two campaign aides to U S senatorial hopeful Herbert Denenberg quit after he appointed his brother to coordinate the campaign. Denenberg seeking Democratic nomination for the May 21 primary. rival Peter Flaherty of Pittsburgh. Sister Ann Feinberg confirms resignations of Lawrence Hochenhower and Robert Hoffman. Norman Denenberg of Omaha will coordinate the campaign.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
Pittsburgh
Peter Flaherty
Richard Schweiker
Ann Feinberg
Lawrence Hochenhower
Robert Hoffman
Feinberg
Norman Denenberg
Omaha, Neb
Norman
Hoffman
Hochenhoner
AAAS
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Milton- Freewater
Ore
Dan Folvin
Walla Walla
Wash
Volkswagen
U.S. Auto Club
Cis
Chrysler
Corry, Pa
Grace Jeweler’s
Davis Insurance
First Presbyterian Church
Gideon
Thances
Spring Creek
Columbus
Paranite
Ay E. Elsen
Corry Area School District
Sugardale
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