Council Zips Through Brief Regular Meet
City Council, four members present with one absent, wrapped a short 50 minute session. They debated a county offer of 300 for a White and Ohio streets lot with back taxes from 1918 and 1919 and liens of about 800 for sewer, paving and curbing, weighing whether the city should reclaim some liens. United Fund pledges reached 36,600 toward an 91,000 goal as two weeks remain. A new larger sidewalk plow was approved at 7,977 to be purchased from Elliott Hutchins Inc. Fees for Consoer Townsend Associates rose from 300 to 750, with the city engineer noting questions about justification and possible funding rules. Budget work was set to begin with the first session next Monday.
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George Gould
Douglas Rozelle
White and
Ohio Streets
Howard Essick
Essick
David Johnson
United Fund Campaign
H. Elwin Fuller
Willard Gibson
Morgan Beverly
A. Bruce Smith
Darwin Wolcott
Edward Blakeslee
S.E. Anderson
Paul Claypool
Ann Baressi
Joseph Cohen
Charles Williams
Vellah Bracken
E.E. Hawkins
Florian Florek
Ralph Bacon
Edison Harmon
Frank McKnight
Walter S. Peake
William Peiffer
Joseph Furst
Elliott, Hutchins, Inc
Malone
Johnson
Council
Consoer
Townsend Associates
Benjamin Calderone
Nixon Uses Taft Hartley to Halt Dock Strikes
President Nixon invoked the Taft Hartley Act to curb dock strikes crippling deepwater ports. He named a five member inquiry board led by J Keith Mann to report by Wednesday on stalemates across Atlantic Pacific and Gulf Coasts. If needed, the Justice Department could seek an injunction to force a cooling off period while talks continue.
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Washington
Nixon
National Health and Safety
J. Keith Mann
Stanford Law School
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coasts
West Coast
Gulf Coast
Inquiry Board
White House
Justice Department
Florida
Six sworn as fire police in Columbus Township
Columbus Township swore in six men last night as fire police with authority equal to police when directing traffic at fires or disasters. The group includes Joseph Ficcardi, David Curtis, Gene Hasbrouck, Thomas Felton, Frank Savko and Floyd Utegg, sworn in by Justice Perry Mead under township supervision. Meanwhile St. Anthony's Hospital in Louisville announced outpatients may pay for services with credit cards, expanding billing options.
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Columbus Township
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Thomas Messenger
The
Journal
Messenger
Joseph Ficcardi
David Curtis
Gene Hasbrouck
Thomas Felton
Frank Savko
Floyd Utegg
Pa Senate To Vote On Graduated Tax Proposal
The Pennsylvania Senate near a vote on a state constitutional amendment to permit a graduated income tax. Supported by Gov. Shapp, it aims to ease the uniformity clause block. House approval came in April and any tax would be two years away, needing consecutive General Assembly approval before a voters’ referendum.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Shapp
House
General Assembly
Mines and Mineral Industries Committee
Senate sets 350 million cap on U S spending in Laos
The Senate approved a 350 million ceiling on U S spending in Laos amid Nixon administration objections. The vote, 67 to 11, backed an amendment by Sen. Stuart Symington after he raised the cap and won support from Sen. John C. Stennis. The measure requires quarterly spending reports and written justification for any increases.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
U.S
Laos
Stuart Symington
John C. Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Henry Kissinger
Stennis
Mike Gravel
Dalaska
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Vietnam
Symington
Indochina
Central Intelligence Agency
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Bloodmobile Arrives in Corry for Second Spring Drive
The Red Cross bloodmobile comes to Corry YMCA Thursday from noon to 6:30 PM for the second of three trips this year. A 135 pint goal is set after a previous stop yielded 120 pints. Transportation is available through the YMCA for donors without means.
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Red Cross
Corry
YMCA
Tape Player Thefts At CJ Plant Spark Larceny Spike
Last night two CJ plant workers reported car thefts in the east lot. A Braco tape player and a Sears AM FM radio were taken from Thomas W. Jackman’s unlocked car valued at $82, while John Wawrejko’s locked car yielded a Kraco tape player and missing 10 tapes valued around $43. A suspect was named by both victims. In Paris Angela Davis supporters march in central Paris led by a Communist youth group.
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Corry Jamestown Corporation
East Columbus Avenue
Thomas W. Jackman
Summerstreet
Jackman
John Wawrejko
Gould Street
Wawrejko
Angela Paris
Paris
Angela Davis
Jobs Go Hunting Problem in Nation’s Skilled Labor
Unemployment stands around 6.1 percent while demand grows for welders, machinists, nurses, and technicians. Reports from Boston, Georgia, California and Florida show employers cannot fill skilled positions, with many graduates turning to liberal arts despite rising needs for technical training and associate degrees.
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Georgia
California
Boston
Carl W. Nickerson
Dallas
Associated Press
Hollis Baird
Lincoln College
America
College Placement Council
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
The
Association
Dunbar
Abbitt
Jacksonville
Fla
Eric Mills
Florida Junior College
Henry Quandt
Florida State Employment Service
Los Angeles
Hahn
Richard Stewart
Career Guidance School
Washington, D.C
Stewart
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West Pleasant Street
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Pryor
Great Lakes
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Gulf
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
New York
Columbus
Healthy Credit
Bouisville
St. Anthony's Hospital
Union City
Michael Palmisano
Journal Today
Merle Wood
Palmisano
Plan Laporte
Ottawa
Pierre Laporte
Quebec
Canada Post Office
Bloodmobile
Thug
CJ Plant
Herman Hahn
Career Academy
al Jones
Wentworth Institute
New England
Allen Abbitt
Chicago
Dunbar High School
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