Policemen Choose Arbitration After Rejecting Offer
City police reject a wage offer under Act 111 and move to arbitration with Attorney Walsh and FOP official Pilewski named as arbitrator. AAA will select three candidates, with a 30 day deadline for a binding decision. Local districts, including Titusville and Erie, face similar stalemates as crews seek higher starting pay and shorter contracts.
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Kenneth Nichols
Julius Wotus
James Hurlbut
Joseph Walsh
Erie
Francis Pilewski
Order of Police
Walsh
David Johnson
Titusville
Franklin
Franklin City
Franklin City Council
Busing Plans Succeed Despite Tensions In Pontiac Mich
Associated Press reports court ordered desegregation through busing making progress across Northern and Southern schools. Pontiac shows a mingled scene with two days of busing, 11 arrests for disorderly conduct, and nine students injured in a black white clash at a junior high amid ongoing tensions.
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Associated Press
Pontiac
Mich
Boston
Joseph Lee
Lee
Mobile
Ala
Dallas
Florida
Duval County
Jacksonville
Hammond Secondary School
Alexandria
City To Hear Details On Job Program Here
Erie County officials meet at the county courthouse as Corry leaders join with county commissioners to review a $113,000 Emergency Employment Act grant. The session will discuss 12 to 15 countywide public service jobs outside Erie, with CAMPS involvement and aims to train workers for permanent private sector placements. Wages will be funded 90 percent federally and 10 percent locally.
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Erie
Erie County
Corry
David Johnson
Dennis Frushone
Frushone
Comprehensive Area Manpower System
CAMPS
Corry Union City
Leo Weir
Landon Celebrates 4th Birthday Today in Topeka
TOPEKA Kansas AP Alf Landon elder statesman and 1936 GOP presidential nominee turns 15 today. Alert and active, he rides daily on his estate to stay trim. He worries whether the United States will adopt a permanently managed economy and become militarily subordinate to the Soviet Union.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf Landon
Republican Party
GOP
Kansas
Landon
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon Rejects Extend of Wage Freeze in Favor of Stabilization Plan
President Nixon told Congress the 90‑day wage‑price freeze will not be extended and urged bipartisan support for a forthcoming stabilization system. He outlined rapid tax cuts and spending restraint to curb inflation and said talks with business labor and agriculture will shape the next phase. The address emphasized free markets and asked leaders to convene within days to plan the program.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Business
Labor
Agriculture
Aflcio
George Meany
United States
House
Ways and Means
Meany
America
Cost of Living Council
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
U S Faces Consequences Of Ignoring Transit Needs
Transportation Secretary Volpe warns the United States must catch up on mass transit after decades of neglect. At a Pittsburgh conference, he cites a $10 billion crash program to build and upgrade systems, noting international cities have move faster since World War I. Vice President Agnew says housing, schools and jobs tie to urban transit and signals a breakthrough may be near.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Stockholm
Oslo
Frankfort
Lisbon
Rome
Tokyo
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Sid He
Chicago
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Amtrak
Roger Lewis
General Dynamics Corp
Lewis
Mithier
Walter J. Burke
United Steelworkers of America
Corry Memorial Hospital to elect 12 incorporators and 5 trustees
The annual CMH meeting at the hospital next Wednesday evening will elect 12 incorporators for five years and five trustees for three years. Nominees include Samuel Bares Edward Beckerink R Elwin Fuller James Hammond William Helmintoler Mrs Harold Jackson Mrs Louis Morrow Rev Elmer Ortner Harry C Stauffer Eugene Theisen Mrs Donald Walters and Philip Zalzneck. Proxies must reach Secretary Fuller prior to the meeting at 8:30 pm.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Samuel Bares
Edward Beckerink
Elwin Fuller
James Hammond
William Helmintoler
Harold Jackson
Louis Morrow
Elmer Ortner
Harry "C. ‘Stauffer
Eugene Theisen
Donald Walters
Philip Zalzneck
George Cote
William H. Kafferlin
Paul C. Roche
Donald Spitzer
Carl W. Taylor
Fuller
Association
Old Autos Sold As New Caused By Serial Numbers
Harrisburg AP reports a consumer protection hearing on cars sold as new but found to be older model years. Witnesses recount purchases of cars and tractors that were not current, with issues traced to manufacture dates on doors and engines. Dealers faced testimony on fraud and potential remedies amid ongoing investigations. A separate Norfolk note says Atlantic Fleet and Royal Norwegian Navy will train jointly near Norway September 17–21.
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Harrisburg
Milton
D. Andrews
Auto Importers of America
United States
Andrews
State Consumer Protection Bureau
Bureau
Joel Weisberg
Erle Peterman
Pittsburgh
Allison Park
Peterman
Florida
Aileen F. Bonelli
Alburtis
Lehigh County
U.S
Italy
Fiat
Allentown
New Jersey
Norfold
Atlantic Fleet
Royal Norwegian Navy
U.S. Atlantic
Norway
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Pontiac, Mich
Worth Street
Carl Hixson
Cross Construction
Pryor
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