City a Income Tax Plan Eases Board Council Clash
A joint study panel recommends separating tax duties and renewing the income tax receiver contract with a three year term, sliding fee, and enhanced qualifications to ensure continuity and reduce annual disagreements. The plan places authority with the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee, awaiting School Board reaction.
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R. Elwin Fuller
Corry
Fuller
Douglas Ro 2Elle
Frank McKnight
Dallas Smiley
Raymond's
Edward 5. Thompson
Corry Jamestown
J. Earle Bliley
McInnes Steel
David Nichols
Guy Abbey
William Miller
Abbey
Income Tax Committee
Ray Weber
Council
Robert Grice
Weber
Grice
Dorr Clark
Russell Brant
Philip Zalzneck
Rozelle
Rhodesia crisis hits London market as sanctions bite
Britain reports a drastic slide in the Rhodesian Fund on the London money market. The Bank of England revoked licenses to deal, as Rhodesia's pound slid from about $2.80 to $2.24. Officials dismiss sensational reports and defend policy amid trade tensions.
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Smith
London
Bank of England
Rhodesia
Zurich
Brussels
Elizabeth
City Rejects 7000 Dollar FAA Aid for Turnaround Plan
City council and airport authority rejected the 7000 dollar federal share for a turnaround project at the port airport citing other priorities. They plan to use funds for future hangar development and paved runway needs while keeping doors open to reapply later.
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Lars
Goth Council
FAA
Corry
Cleveland
Airport Authority
David Johnson
Insurance plan eyed to boost city coverage review
A three man group led by Davis Earle and Dolan proposes a citywide insurance review to craft a cheaper, broader program. They seek six weeks to study current coverage and present a formal recommendation by December 20, with input from underwriting firms for expert guidance.
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Vis
Earle
Dolan
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Council
Threeman Group
Davis
Philip Zalzneck
Ross‘pacher
Ike Doing Fine After Second Heart Attack
Doctors treating former President Dwight D. Eisenhower say he is doing fine after his second heart attack. The doctors note he is resting comfortably, reading, listening to music, and chatting with his staff. No decision has been announced about transfer to Walter Reed. son John Eisenhower hopes to visit in Washington for Thanksgiving.
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VT. Gordon, Ga
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon
Wallace Hitchcock
Thomas W. Mattingly
Gen
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
John
Phoenixville
Noted dancer Antonio DeMarco dies at 67 in Florida
Palm Beach Fla. Antonio Tony DeMarco internationally known ballroom dancer died Sunday after a stroke. His wife Sally Craven DeMarco a former ballerina appeared as his partner. DeMarco had appeared in several motion pictures and retired five years ago.
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Palm Beach, Fla
City meter bid sparks contract review and bid opening
Koontz bid $2,336 for 40 meters amid a shift from a Koontz 50-50 revenue basis over 36 months to Rockwell terms. City learned Koontz contract expired and bids must be requested. Rockwell offered 50-50 until paid with no time limit, prompting acceptance of the low bid. Meters to be delivered for the East Washington street off street lot and paving to wait until next year.
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Koontz
Council
East Washington Street
Koontz Company
Journal
Rockwell
Tevenue
David Johnson
Johnson
Audit Idea Popped Up For City Records Review
Council discussed certified audits for city records with Nichols arguing audits are standard practice in industry and comparable districts. Dorr Clark noted third class city code assigns auditing to the elected controller, while Nichols cited prior survey recommendations and compared school district audits. The proposal was noted for budget consideration and likely brief review.
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Nichols
Meadville
Dorr Clark
Clark
Council
E Asy
Elyidget
Drink In Bank Setting Opens New Bar In San Francisco
Kelly Buchanan, a real estate man, opened a new bar Monday in the branch office of the San Francisco National Bank. Drinks are served through teller windows in the former bank setting. The bank, closed by the U.S. controller, left behind a $7,000 chandelier and a $14,000 panel along with red velvet sofas and leather ash trays. Don C. Silverthorne, who founded the bank in 1962, has been charged with misapplying funds and taking illegal loan fees.
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SAN Franuiovy
Kelly Buchanan
San Francisco National Bank
U.S
Don. C. Silverthorne
Truck Drivers Seek Raise in Corry City Budget
A 1966 budget debate notes truck drivers request higher wages and fringe benefits to align with local industry and city departments. The letter cites emergency equipment value, 56 hour fireman week, and a 1965 convention survey as reasons to adjust pay and holiday time. Signed by Leo Neckers Victor Dempsey and Charles and George Collier.
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Corry
York
Penna
Pennsylvania
Council
Leo Neckers
Victor Dempsey
Charles
George Collier
Probe to end for Cincinnati area jet crash remains
The on scene investigation of the November Boone County Kentucky jet crash that killed 58 of 62 aboard an American Airlines Boeing 727 is expected to conclude this week. C A B chief Thomas R Saunders said the last wreckage should be removed by Wednesday.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Greater
Cincinnati
Boone County
Ohio River
American Airlines
Thomas R. Saunders
Civil Aeronautics Board
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