Erie County Sets Record for Employment in October
Erie County recorded a October employment peak of 123,500, with a 1,200 rise driven mainly by labor disputes not reflecting net jobs. Yearly gains hit 5,400 or 4.6 percent, while the jobless rate fell to 2.8 percent. Manufacturing payrolls rose to 48,000, and nonmanufacturing wages stood at 63,300.
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Erie County
James A. Roseberry
Bureau of Employment Security
Erie
Pennsylvania
Corry
Roseberry
Antifreeze Shortage Tied to Oil and Gas Limits
New York AP reports a petroleum shortage limiting supplies of gasoline and oil is also tightening antifreeze availability as winter nears. manufacturers say shortages unlikely but shoppers may face a narrowed field of big names. Ethylene glycol, used in antifreeze and synthetic fibers, is in short supply as demand for fibers rises and producers curb private label allocations.
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New York
J. F. Chase
Dow Chemical Co
Local Hospital Desk Notes Include Admissions and Discharges
Desk volunteers list Barbara Hurst and Martha Schneider for Wednesday shifts. Admissions include Mrs. Jesse Freeman of 249 Essex Succe and Debra Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rose, 116 Snyder Circle. Other admissions are Mrs. Lawrence Sabatino of Eastmans Trailer Court, Gerald Parsons of Corry RD3, and Paul Blaha RD2 Clymer. Discharges include Paul Meneely Jr., Spring Creek, Herman Rennells of 608 West Church, Laura Hutchinson of Corry RD2, and Bessie Sensabaught RD1 Pleasantville.
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Succe
Lawrence Sabatino
Eastman
Corry
Bessie Sensabaught
R.D
Pleasantville
Union City Memorial Hospital and Local Addresses
A list of Union City area health and contact details includes Union City Memorial Hospital and ambulance numbers 438-3817 and 434-3331. The roster names residents and rural route addresses in Union City Wattsburg Waterford Corry Centerville Cambridge Springs and nearby towns.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Pa Farmers Association urges changes in milk marketing law
Pennsylvania Farmers Association delegates at CAMP HILL urged changes to the Milk Marketing Law including a new single floor price for a gallon of milk across regions. The plan would base the floor on raw costs, processing, distribution, and dealer profit, with hearings for adjustments.
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Pa. Farmers Association
Camp Hill
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
PFA
Pennsylvania
Milk Marketing Board
Penn Harris Motor Inn
Association
John R. Pitzer
Pitzer
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