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Downtown renewal plan picked up pace in Jamestown
Jamestown City Council created a five member City Redevelopment Authority to lead a downtown renewal project with a $480000 budget and a 75 25 state city split. The plan calls for spot renewal wider streets sidewalks covered walkways off street parking and removal of subpark structures. Redevelopment would involve city and private developers with public hearings to shape final plans. Named to the authority were Dana Webster John McLean Charles Rittenhouse Paul Roche Jr. and Darwin Wolcott.
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Jamestown
N.Y
North Center Street
Washington Street
Clinton Street
Dana Webster
John McLean
Charles Rittenhouse
Paul Roche Jr
Darwin Wolcott
Watergate Break In Case Ends With City Court Fight
The city rejects a settlement offer of half the $134 bill for damage caused two years ago when District Justice Porter Auer’s car knocked over a double parking meter post. City solicitor Rozelle urged full payment, while Councilman Calderone pushes for a court decision as the dispute proceeds.
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William A. Pfeffer
Porter Auer
Auer
Council
Douglas Rozelle
Benjamin Calderone
Rozelle
City Council weighs mill levy in 1978 budget plan
In early budget talks City Council faces an $80,000 deficit beyond anticipated revenue. A one to three mill tax hike is proposed with payroll costs for police and fire drivers rising. Federal revenue sharing and traffic signal costs complicate balancing the budget, with readings set for November 18.
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Benjamin Calderone
Council
Calderone
Streets Department
Corry
Old Water Building Rented For City Office Use
The city will rent part of the vacant Corry Water Supply Co. building on West Pleasant Street to Erie County Redevelopment Authority as an office for the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal Project. Mrs. Virginia Nuzzo offered $150 monthly rent and $50 for utilities, and Council approved. The plan avoids winter heating costs and the building will be vacated for sale early next year by sealed bids or auction.
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Corry Water Supply Co
West Pleasant Street
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Fourth Ward
Virginia Nuzzo
County Authority
Water Company
Union Election Set At Tonnard Plant
The NLRB has ordered a representation election for about 65 workers at the Tonnard Mfg plant on Spring Street after a UAW petition. A hearing was held in Erie last week, and voting will occur Friday in the late afternoon to accommodate both shifts.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Tonnard Mfg
Spring Street
United Auto Workers
UAW
Erie
State Supreme Court Reviews Clymer Liquor Ballot Question
Mayville judges set May hearing as Laurene Perkins challenges whether a local option liquor clause can appear on Clymer’s November ballot. Judge Michael F. Dillon ruled after preliminary arguments, citing a petition filed with the Board of Elections after the September 12 deadline.
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Mayville
Town of Clymer
State Supreme Court
Michael F. Dillon
Laurene Perkins
Board of Elections
Perkins
State Liquor Authority
Clymer
Gibb
Neil Sturges
Niobe
Dillon
Sturges
Couple opens new Corry Dance Studio in town
Ed and Wanda Hedda of Cambridge Springs open the Corry Dance Studio at 104 West Main Street next to Connie's Supermarket offering group and private lessons Tuesday and Thursday from 3 to 8 pm. Lessons cover ballet tap acrobatic jazz bellydance for ages five and up. The Hedda pair bring 26 years of Hollywood and Orange County experience and plan to serve locals familiar with Alliance College. They can be reached at 663-7191 or 398-4025.
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Corry Dance Studio
West Main Street
Connie's
Wanda Hebda
Cambridge Springs
Heddas
Hollywood
Orange County
California
Hedda
Alliance College
Alliance
Nixon Papes and Tapes Blocked From Transfer
A federal judge halted the White House from handing Nixon custody of White House papers and tapes while tackling who owns presidential papers. Nixon may access materials only to prepare for testifying in the Watergate trial or, if health limits travel, have copies sent to California. A Nov. 4 hearing will address ownership and executive privilege over presidential materials.
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Dean
John
Grand Jury
Haldeman
Enrlichman
Neal
White House
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Jist
Richey
Nixon
California
Ford
Supreme Court
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