Inflation Up Again Signals Weak First Quarter Economy
Washington reports 11.5 percent inflation in the first quarter, the worst since 1951, with GNP down 6.3 percent as output faltered. April signs show industrial production and housing starts rising and after tax profits up 12 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Sparta Community Notes Show A Busy Week Of Visits Events
The Sparta area hosts a flurry of gatherings and greetings from Mother's Day dinners to anniversaries and church events. Families including Brenners Sherlocks and Tillotsons share meals and travel plans while the Gay Nineties plan a Lucy Morris Fund benefit at Sparta gym. A Mother Daughter banquet at Wesleyville honors I Remember Mama with speaker Dorothy Morgan. A correction notes Flossie Scouten’s omission from a Pavillion wedding attendee list and condolences are sent to the Harrison family. A rummage sale May 23 24 25 benefits a local cause and a Bible Study meets May 8.
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Florence Sherlock
Albert
Connie) Brenner
John
Cherry) Brenner
Mark
Alvin
Edna) Brenner
Kathryn Tillotson
Willard Tillotson Jr
Butler
Holland
Joan) Morgan
Corry
Tillotson
Venture Inn
Ronald
Sandra) Reed
Timothy
Travis
Michael
Shirley) Csop
Sue
Nanette
Frank Pollack Sr
Erie
Frank Pollack Jr
Kim
Matthew
Union City
Cherie
David Anderson
Lucy Morris
Harry
Lois) Firth
Betty Kolaja
Dawn Albers
Carol Stekley
Frank
Lucille) Firth
Lawrence
Mich
Stephenville
Louie
Dorothy) Spade
Dorothy Morgan
Bethel Baptist Church
Luke
Ann) Sherlock
California
Chicago
Ann
Isaac Sherlock
Sherlock Home
Evelyn
Don Merkle
Cherry
Brenner
Isaac
Florence) Sherlock
Almon Harmon
Corry Hospital
Larry Mattox
The
Christian and Missionary Church
Atlanta
Phillip
Nancy) Conners
William
Marie) Reese
Postal rate plan trims first class to nine cents
Washington AP reports Postal Rate Commission staff propose cutting first class letter from ten to nine cents while keeping airmail at thirteen cents. Card rate would fall from eight to six cents, but second and third class, parcel post, and fourth class rates would rise. London tourism officials seek to spread summer visitors beyond central sights to ease mid town crowds.
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Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Commission
London
$2 Million Paid In Age Firing Suit
Western Operations of California Standard agreed to pay 2 million dollars to 160 former employees and rehire 120 in the largest settlement under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act. The case cites illegal firings between 1970 and last year during layoffs, affecting many workers over 40.
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Washington
Standard Oil Co
California
Labor Department
Western Operations, Inc
Standard
Peter J. Brennan
U.S. Dist
San Francisco
Labor Dept
William Kilberg
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Sparta
Spade
Frank Firth
Ralph
Dallas) Davis
Jim
Arthur Davis
Larry Davis
Jeffrey
Robert
Dorothy) Roden
Vinnie
Harvey Davis
Archie Hurlbut
Guy
Laura) Scouten
Milton
Crescilla) Schweitzer
Kelly Sue
Michele
Scouten
Richard
Linda) Warnshuis
Deborah Lin
Sueden House
Wesleyville
Edinboro Baptist Christian Missionary Fellowship
Mama
Flossie Scouten
Smith-Conklin
Pavillion
N.Y
Bill - Rose
Wilkins Kawasaki
Market Street
Warren
Forrie’ Hopkins
GO Gorton
Republican General Assembly
Budd Dwyer
Mercer, Crawford and
Eastern
Erie Counties
Chuck
4&P
Ann Page
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
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