Nine New Cows for Rouse Bought at $2395
Warren county commissioner D J Lay bought nine cows for the Rouse Home at an auction in Lander for 2395 50 to supply milk for county home use. Lay and Commissioner Lewis Crippen favor halting commercial mine operations at the Rouse Home and converting space to a new brick barn and operable wing. County officials dispute added expenses to upgrade the old barn urged by Commissioner Mead who opposes the dairy barn and the expansion plan.
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Lay
Walters Tatrin Lander
Lewis L. Crippen
Blain M. Mead
Mead
Crippen
Lay and Crippen
Penn a Opposes Canal Project with Steel Mil Details
The Steelworkers oppose a 120 mile inland canal from Midland Ohio to near Painesville Ohio claiming it would save steel mills in Pittsburgh Youngstown Wheeling and Aliquippa 150 million annually in transport costs boosting competitiveness and attracting investment while warning that failure to invest in basic innovations could eclipse the regional steel industry. Army Engineers deem the project economically feasible with hearings moving to Jefferson Ohio after today’s session.
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Ohio
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Patrol Crossing Debate Stirs City Officials
The council discusses patrols at school crossings with Superintendent Shupe and school principals backing a plan to limit patrols to within school safety zones. They consider paid adults for distant crossings while noting legal city responsibility and concerns about younger children' safety and patrol reliability.
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Charles Miller
Wright
Paul Claypool
Concord
Summerville
Shupe
Kelly
Shane
Rozelle
Miller
Wright School
Scio
Council
Sign Keane To Manage Yanks
Johnny Keane was named manager of the New York Yankees today. Keane, who resigned as manager of the St Louis Cardinals only 19 hours after leading them to World Series victory over the Yankees, succeeds Yogi Berra who was fired despite winning a pennant. He is the 18th Yankee manager and their fourth in five years. General Manager Ralph Houk announced the signing at a midtown Manhattan hotel press conference. Keane, 52, was given a one year contract with terms not disclosed but believed to be around 45,000 dollars.
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Chinese Fallout Over U S Seen By Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau says radioactive fallout from Red China's atomic test last Friday may already be over the United States but lack of rain could limit earth deposition. Atomic Energy Commission experts add that fallout from the low yield blast would not likely cause any undue health hazard nationwide.
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Weather Bureau
China
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Mourning for Pvt Doberman Actor Maurice Gosfield dies
Maurice Gosfield 51 known for Sgt Bilko role died in Will Rogers Memorial Hospital after battling diabetes and heart trouble. The report notes his long TV career and passing in Saranac Lake. Council discussed a local problem. Mayor Zulzneck appointed Robert Grice and Weber to attend a meeting at 7 p m in Municipal Building to seek a mutual solution.
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Doberman
Saranac Lake
Maurice Gosfield
Sgt. Bilko
Will Rogers Memorial Hospital
Push Work On Public Defender Plan
The Rice County Bar Association seeks a defense system for the poor with a county financed public defender as the leading option. A special attorney committee led by Richard W. Scarpitti is to deliver an in depth report, weighing private funds, public-private blends, and county support. The group is exploring financing via a nonprofit corporation or Bar Association, while also considering existing court appointed lawyers.
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Rice County Bay Association
Association
Frederick Jones
I2 Attorney
Richard W. Scarpittl
Bar Associations Executive Committee
Jones
Public Defender
Bar Association
Idea
Record shows over five hundred million books printed last year
A national report states printers and publishers produced and bound more than 500 million books in the previous year, indicating a robust publishing industry with wide domestic output and demand.
Park expansion eyed adding land for Maid Park pond
A local official says Maid Park's pond could gain 15 acres to create a larger playing area for the heavy-traffic site. He notes dredging may be required and that thousands of park users would benefit from the expansion.
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Maid Park Pond
Ninger
Pirlnirkers
Park expansion plan moves forward with land purchase talks
Council authorized park staff to study purchasing land for a potential park extension. Directors will report findings to Council soon, aiming to balance growth with crowding in central areas while guiding improvements in rural wards and remote zones. Local landowners will be consulted to gauge reasonable prices.
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