Erie County budget rises with two mill tax hike eyed
Erie County projects total increases in courts district attorney and probation departments totaling 288 195. Court budget rises to 410 893 despite a reported dip due to past year adjustments. Juvenile probation and adult probation budgets join to 529 658 while total probation grows 165 021. District attorney requests 307 118 up 61 897 from 1973. Public services and volunteers add small gains as two mill taxes loom.
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Erie County
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Washington County
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Juvenile Probation
Justice of the Peace
Man Buys Four Lottery Tickets Weekly Wins Million
Vincent L. Young buys four weekly lottery tickets at a Shoemakersville butcher shop in Berks County. One ticket wins him one million dollars, a prize seen as easing high meat prices for years to come.
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Vincent L. Young
Berks County
Carpenter
Pennsylvania
Young
Elaine
John
Youngs
Alvin Morris
Philadelphia
Annie M. Lister
Allentown
Geraldine M. Condo
Clarks Green
Ralph LaBella
Pittsburgh
John Pepe
Sharon
Mike L. Sowa
North Versailles
Mildred E. Neher
Scranton
Walter Studivant
Alexander Miller
Morrisville
Compromise Sought on Campaign Finance Bill in House
Democratic leaders push to keep presidential public financing while removing congressional clauses. House Rules Committee balks at Senate tactic of attaching the finance package to a debt ceiling bill, risking passage but seeking a standalone compromise.
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White House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Rules
House
Congress
Nixon
Judge Pfadt to Speak at 71st Elks Memorial Service
Erie County Judge William E. Pfadt will deliver the memorial address Sunday at the Corry Lodge of Elks 71st annual memorial service. The 2 p.m. event at North Center street lodge rooms honors deceased members with several participants including local officials, choir members, and soloists. Pratt, elected to a full term on the Court of Common Pleas, has a background in law and criminal justice education at Gannon College. The other excerpt notes Fred Weeks’s fuel shortage incident during a North Sea race ending with a last-place finish after oil workers supplied fuel.
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William E. Pfadt
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
Corry Lodge of Elks
North Center Street
Pfatt
Elks
James Walters
Carl Lippert
Edward Zarger
Patrick A. L. Maier
Corry Area
James Brunswick
Dottie Baressi
Janet Cooklis
Cindy Brink
Pratt
Court of Common Pleas
Court
Gannon College
Erie
Erie County
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Law School
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Edinburgh
Fred Weeks
North Sea
Weeks
Expect Warm Winter This Year
The National Weather Service forecasts a warmer than normal winter for most of the Midwest, much of the South, and parts of the Northeast. East Coast and Central Great Plains outlooks are uncertain, while the Far West, Northern Rockies, and Northern Great Plains may see a colder period. The agency cites a 60 percent chance of accuracy for its 90 day outlook based on experiments.
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National Weather Service
Midwest
South
Northeast
United States
Great Plains
Far West
Rockies
the Weather Service
Robert R. Dickson
Town to close French Creek landfill and shift to Mina site
The Town of Franch Creek will close its French Creek sanitary landfill on January 1 and shift waste transport to the Mina landfill operated by Chautauqua County. The move raises costs by roughly 1,500 to 2,000 dollars annually for residents, while continued operation at French Creek would require upgrades costing about 5,000 dollars yearly. If Mina is unsuitable, alternative methods will be explored.
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Chautauqua County
Mina
Clymer
Sherman
Cemetery Road
Findley Lake
Vruink Road
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