Democrats Seek 55 Million Stock Levy for School Aid
Lawmakers push a plan tying school subsidies to Senate acceptance of a 55 million dollar levy on stock and bond ownership. House GOP tweaks outline borrowing, cuts, or fund transfers as alternatives while Senate rejects broader tax hikes. Driver license fee rise, news source immunity, and mandatory Bible readings also advance or park as the Legislature brief fills with bills and adjournment slated after municipal elections.
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J. Dean Polen
D-Washington
House
Associated Press
Polen
GOP
Telvision
Nti
Corryite Involved In Oil City Wreck
Corryite Robert C. Anderson, 33, was injured when his 1996 sedan collided with a parked car after passing a truck on Route 8 near Oil City. Thomas L. Capel, 41, also attempted to pass, causing Anderson to leave the highway. Capel and another vehicle sustained minor damage. The parked car owned by Henry Boardman suffered $100 damage. Capel’s vehicle $2 damage. Anderson sustained a skinned knee and bruises.
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Anderson
Henry Boardman
Oil City
Capela
Boardman
Hollywood Highlights on Elmer Gantry film protests
Hollywood figures discuss how Elmer Gantry adapts Sin clair Lewis novel under the production code. Director Richard Brooks and Burt Lancaster defend portrayal changes while ministers offer mixed views on satiric religious characters.
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Richard Brooks
Burt Lancaster
Himer
Mos
Brooks
Robert W. Spike
Broadcasting and Film Commission
National Council of Churches
Gantry
Area Girl Wins 10593 Auto Crash Award
A Lakewood girl and her mother were awarded 10593 in a two day negligence trial before Supreme Court Justice Matthew J. Mansen. The 16 year old suffered knee and facial injuries July 9, 1955 when the Herns car struck a stopped vehicle near Jamestown. The mother received 593 for medical costs. Both verdicts were returned at 2 30 pm after about three hours deliberation.
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Supreme Court
Mathew J. Mnsen
Allyn J. O'Rourke
Helen Stoeltzien
Fort Lauderdale
Pla
Herbert F. Hern
Herbert PF. Hern Ir
O'Rourke
Takewood
Red Tide Deaths Sweep Venice Beach
Biologists warn more red tide foul-smelling patches may wash ashore along a 25 mile front near Venice California as marine micro organisms color the water and kill fish driving beachgoers away.
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Venice
Pla
Menemy
Police Fire Driver Overdue Delivery in Fredonia
Police receive a report of a Fredonia driver overdue on a delivery to a local club. They locate him at 8:80 pm and seize the truck keys, notifying him he is fired. The firm’s owner arrives to reclaim the vehicle.
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New York
Tuck
Fupling
Fredonia
Jin
Erie Employment Office Head Dies
Secre 55, manager of the Erie office of the State Employment Service, died shortly before midnight last night in St. Vincent Hospital. Well known in the area, Minnenberger was active in the United Fund and affiliated with many social organizations. He headed the Erie Maennereher Club and was a member of the Eagles and Elks. Funeral arrangements are handled by A Bruggereid Sons Funeral Home and will be announced.
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Erie
State Employment Service
St. Vincent Hospital
Minnenberger
Ihe United Fund
Eric Maennereher
The
Eagles and Elks
A. Bruggereid Sons
Soviet shakeups signal turmoil in Central Asia and Kazakh unrest
A Soviet press leak hints at rising resentment among minorities in the USSR. Changes announced in Kazakhstan Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan involve a new security chief as Moscow tightens control amid pan Slavist policy. Authorities clamp down on local nationalities amid tensions with indigenous groups in Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, while warnings about dangerous nationalist cadres are voiced.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kazakhstan
Turkmenisten
Averbaijue
Exch
Yhleh
Russi
Khrushchev
China
Soviet Communist Party
Kommunist
Kazakh
Russia
Dabekistan
Nist League
Mahekistan
Dabek
Turkmehistan
Jan Lo
Mhoroueh
Tam Baboyey
Geog Tha
Bazakhstan
Moscow
Klamut
Kunstaniit Fedayaveh Luney
Chaiman
KGB
MVD
Stalkins
Lavrenty Bovin
Sara
Khrustaley Winsell
Lou
Kira Jehey
Khrushehey
Ehough
Embezzling Suspect Bound Over To Court In Fire Department Case
The Lawrence Park Fire Department treasurer, John Nuss, faces charges of fraudulent conversion after embezzling funds over a decade. Bound over to county court on 16000 dollar bond, the case stems from missing reserves and department funds reported by William Owens. Local peace officers proceeded with the hearing at Lawrence Park.
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Lawrence Park Volunteer Fireonn
Fie
Lawrence Park
John Nuss
William Owens
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