Budget Talks Focus On Economy And Tax Levy
City officials discuss tightening expenses to cover a 1982 budget, with Ayronment proposing a 192 tax levy. Pay adjustments for city officials are debated, including the city attorney and city controller, as part of tentative budget plans to reduce debt and fund essential services. Talks consider how much to raise through taxes and how to allocate funds across departments.
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Washington
Mattle Sinan Pirituctly Company
Gaile
Phe Iommia
Ffianien
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Lane
Slugshin
Thadynt
Hain
Antatome
Mont
Nenane
Roma
Cammlaston
Amd
Gower
President to deliver business message amid reform push
Washington November 21. President will deliver a business message to Congress. The outline highlights administration efforts to stabilize the government and push reforms. The message aims to address Huston policy and revenue measures designed to support the return toward normalcy.
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Washinonon
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Huston
Death by own action is suspected in New York report
A garbled dispatch from New York cites supposed self-inflicted death and a toeing tale of Colonel Charles W Whiesey and others. It notes Grace G Ely leaving for Florida for the winter and Mrs E A Priney of Portland arriving to visit relatives, amid uncertain maritime chatter.
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Ely
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Portland
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Lashvad
New Theatre Planned At North Center Site
A new theatre is to be built on the North Center site with plans for two modern store rooms and a large auditorium seating about 750. Construction aims for next spring, with a motion picture vault and specialized seating for around 850 people, plus a lobby and retail spaces like the Rox Playhouse. The Corky Amusement Co plans the project as a quicker completion, pending final site acquisition and official approvals.
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Handy
Gilger
Who
Ws Wns
Flood fears rise as rain swells New York waters
Wilkes Barre reports rivers swelling after days of heavy rain. Water levels rise near 212 feet above normal as flood warnings widen. Binghamton and surrounding areas face rising streams, with streets flooding and reservoirs nearing capacity. Evacuations and closures under consideration as authorities monitor conditions.
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Wilkes Barre
New York
German Mission in London Discusses Reconstruction Deputy
United Press reports Dr. Walter Rathenau, former German minister of reconstruction, is in London meeting Sir Robert Horne to discuss postwar plans. The talks are unofficial but expected to shape German policy and potential Allied reparations discussions.
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Railroad profits cut by proposed rate reductions
Interstate Commerce Commission indicated today that it would order sweeping reductions of railroad rates. The action, if approved, would lower transportation costs nationwide and affect freight and passenger services.
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United Press
Washington
Jap Naval Decision Near as Controversy Grows
The Pacific issue dominates reporting as nations debate Japan's future naval policy. Britain urged concessions from the Tokyo government while Allied leaders discuss capital ship ratios and international security.
Battle With Ram Runner New York Harbor Incident
In New York today harbor police arrested a Ram Runner after a chaotic incident. Seven operators were cited, six for overrun jump practices and two for attempted actions. The event disrupted harbor activity but no serious injuries were reported.
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New York
Unclear fragment: local crime note with names
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and places with disconnected phrases. It mentions shooting and capture actions, a Minnesota date, and various seemingly unrelated proper nouns. The text is incoherent and cannot establish a clear event or outcome from readable facts.
Transmission Line Fails Causes Long Power Outage
A line failure eight miles from Erie at 11:45 noon cut electricity for hours, delaying Journal printing and wire news. Service resumed by 2:15 pm, with Corty and Union City patrons heavily affected and calls for improved transmission communication and quicker restoration.
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Shess
Lighting Company
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United Press
Tatrons
We Don't Want Two Leagues Says British Delegates
British delegates in Washington express opposition to a proposed league system, saying they do not want two leagues. The exchange centers on President Harding's proposed association and whether it would bind governments, with Balfour declining to detail his stance while noting reservations about a separate league structure.
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Association of Nations
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Association of
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Renult
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Washington
Geneva
Gene Sya
Armbassador
Conference on Local Milk Problem Stirs City Debates
A planned conference on the local milk supply prompts discussion in city circles. G Warner urges tuberculosis tests and ordnance to regulate milk vendors while officials draft measures under state and federal reimbursements to cover costs. The public will be allowed to vote on the draft plan as ministers and merchants weigh enforcement of separation rules.
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Jng
Ay G. Warner
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K of C Plan Entertainments for Members
The first in a series of entertainments for Columbus chamber members will be held in the elibroms next Thursday evening. Logturdr Riley will entertain, with committee chair in charge of arrangements for winter events. The program includes tasks for degree work with four members receiving the dusting degree. A number of government officials and other attendees are expected.
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Thia Dale
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Joval
Fragmentary Nev town dispatch on Irish talks and visits
An incomplete United Press summary from Reno Rampeat Nevada notes Premier Cynlg dismissing British Ulster talks as utterly impossible. The piece also mentions Mrs James McMahon and daughter visiting Anna Bale and Mr McGarthy returning home after a motor trip.
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James McMahon
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