Erie Philhar monic grant to expand concert program
The Erie Philharmonic Society will receive a $15,000 federal grant from the National Endowment for the Arts via the National Council on the Arts to fund costs of commercial and industrial concerts and regional out-of-town engagements.
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Erie Philharmonic Society
National Endowment For the Arts
National Council On the Arts
U.S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Funeral Services and Burial Arrangements Detailed
Funeral services for Arthur Miller were held at Bracken Funeral Home with two reverends officiating. Burial followed in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Attendees from away included numerous relatives and friends from multiple states. Also noted were services for William C. Saber of Warren, buried at Jackson Run Cemetery, with survivors including son, daughters, a sister, and 14 grandchildren. A separate notice reports a joint Israel Netherlands research pact to study desert pasture development, announced by the government.
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Arthur Miller
Mr. Miller
Bracken
Burr Lounsbury
Walter Thoms
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Howard Miller
Jeffery Miller
Larry Miller
Joel Moore
James Kolstee
Roger Watson
Edna Morris
Allegheny
N.Y
Phil Moore
Jenkintown
Coatesville
Frewsburg
Jerry Louselman
Ivan Heslink
Clymer
Jack Rogers
Cambridge Springs
Gerald Faulkner
Miami
Fla
William C. Saber
Saber
Peterson-Blick
Wayne B. Price
Grace United Methodist Church
Jackson Run
Warren
MacNeal Memorial Hospital
Chicago
New York City
Jamestown
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Rose Chastian
Atlanta, Mich
Ghreat
Tel Aviv
Israel
Netherlands
Southwest Pa Economy Stabilizes With Industrial Shift
Pittsburgh AP Nine county southwest Pennsylvania region moves toward a steadier economy as industrial mix shifts from mature heavy industry to a balance of material goods and service sectors. RIDC president Hirm Milton notes improved employment pattern but cautions near-term steel industry volatility. National Planning Association predicts solid nonmanufacturing job growth by 1980.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Regional Industrial Development Corp
Hirm Milton
Milton
RIDC
National Planning Association
World Traveler Returns From Around the World Cruise
Quentin Cultra aged 32 of Onargia Indiana arrives in Burnham Harbor Chicago with fiancee Judy Cecil of Pewee Valley Kentucky to celebrate his 40 000 mile three year voyage aboard his self built 35 foot trimaran Quee Queg cultra completed a round the world cruise photos and stories accompany the completion of his epic voyage
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Quentin Cultra
Onargia, I
Judy Cecil
Pewee Valley
Burnham Harbor
Chicago
Cultra
Paper Ad Rates Rise After Pittsburgh Printers Strike
AP reports that both the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Pittsburgh Press will likely raise subscription and advertising rates due to costs from recent contract settlements. Publication resumed after a printers strike closed them May 14, with nine other craft unions also negotiating mergers. William Block of the Post-Gazette says wage hikes will cost the plant about 100000 dollars annually per dollar rise and that circulation losses may take a year or more to recover.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press and
Post-Gazette
William Block
The
Block
School Tosses Out Two Long Hairs
Jefferson Morgan High School suspended two students indefinitely for long hair, citing dress code rules that require boys’ hair not to extend below the shirt collar. Frank Sigo, a sophomore, and Michael Dikum, a junior, were cited after a board hearing. The principal framed the issue as enforcing rules in students’ best interests, while the minister father criticized the policy.
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Jefferson,pa
Jefferson-Morgan High School
Frank Sigo
Michael Dikum
Greene County
Srgo
Dominic Srgo
First Christian
Clarksville
Carmichaels
Mather
Robert English
Chinese Americans Set Up Own School System
About 1,000 Chinese American children attend four private neighborhood schools formed in protest of court ordered busing in San Francisco. Organizers say 1,500 more are on a waiting list as Chinatown enrollment and attendance lag behind.
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San Francisco
James Wong
Chinatown
Asia
Wong
Want Prisoners Set Out Of Country
The California Correctional Officers Association urged officials to study letting self proclaimed revolutionary inmates renounce U S citizenship and move to any country that will accept them. State Corrections Director Raymond K Procunier said he favors allowing anyone who does not want to live in the United States to leave if they have no other obligations to prevent it.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
California Correctional Officers Association
U.S
Raymond K. Procunier
Funeral services for Mrs Eugenia Graft announced
The body is at Bracken Funeral Home where friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Eugenia
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
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