PSU Faces Growing Enrollment Burden Across Campuses
Dr. Eric Walker urged Penn State Advocates at Behrend Center in Erie that off campus centers like Behrend must absorb more of PSU’s rising student load as the main campus nears capacity. He noted 5,000 freshmen enrolled today after denying 1,400 qualified applicants, and warned enrollments could rise 50 percent in two to three years with 8.8 million young people turning 18 nationwide, stressing need for technicians and continuing education.
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Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania
Eric Walker
Walker
Beliend
PSU
Erie
Penn State
Commonwealth
University At
University Park
Behrend
Behrend Center
U S Grain Firms Eye Sale to Russia in Ottawa
A group led by Burton Joseph of Minneapolis said a large U S grain sale to the Soviet Union is possible but premature. Other American traders including Charles Ritz Ralph Bruce and Leopold Stern are in Ottawa pushing talks with the Russian delegation led by S A Borisov. Officials say government approval remains unsettled and more meetings may occur in coming days.
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Ottawa
Weoup Ropes 7
Soviet Union
Canada
Burton Joseph
Joseph Inc
Minneapolis
Ollaw
United States
Russia
S.A. Borisov
Joseph
Charles Ritz
International Milling Co
Ralph Bruce
Archer Daniels Midland Co
Leopold Stern
Louis Dreyfus Corp
New York
Ane Joseph Group
Minneapois Tribune
Des Moines Register
U.S
Tally
Hentin
The
Tribune
White House
State
Commerce and Agriculture
Duluth
Minn
Presient Kennedy
Dow Jones
Financial
Wall Street Journal
Corry Considers 526000 Golf Course and Parking Bond Plan
Corry's City Council moves to finance a 526000 suite of major improvements including a municipal golf course, offstreet parking lots, a city garage, storm and sanitary sewers, streets equipment, a fire truck, and paving funds. Officials note the plan may use a municipal authority for golf and parking while other items draw on bonding. full financing decisions await feasibility study results and 1904 timing.
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Corry
Ist Nive
Rea Ayanie
Sid
Connell
Vyisiine Municipal Authority
Couell
Pishsi
Golf Commission
Parking Authority
Corneil
City Council Debates Dog Fines and Airport Funding
City council weighing dog fee finances and a large airport project. Officials discussed using federal and state funds to cover paving and lighting costs for the airport while considering how offstreet tools financing might work. The debate touched on fairness of dog fine refunds and future handling of dog cases.
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Ray Weber
Airport Authority
Te Slepy
Henry Pisherc
Jane
Kennedy Urges New Farm Goal On Nat's Tour
President Kennedy urges a new farm goal parity of opportunity with city during Western Speaking tour. He accepts an honorary degree at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, speaks on parity between rural and urban life, and outlines programs for retraining workers and boosting depressed areas. He slipped at an airport but remained determined as aides helped him reach the crowd.
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Kennedy
New Farm
Nat
Grand Forks
N.D
University of North Dakota At
Grand Parke
Alost
Dubch
Duluth
Minn
White House
Minnesota
Corry CAHS Seniors Qualify as National Merit Semifinalists
Three Corry Area High School seniors and one new California mover became the first in the school history to reach National Merit Scholarship semifinalist status. Michael Gates, Jerry Waite, and David MacKenzie were named semifinalists from a pool of 16,500 schools, with about 13,000 advancing. Finalists and scholars depend on a second exam, school endorsements, and routine requirements.
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Corry Area
California
Michael A. Gates
Allen W. Gates
R. D. J. Corry
Jerry P. Waite
Robert J., Wate
East Street
CAHS
David M. MacKenzie
David MacKenzie
United States
Merit Corporaton
City Council Reconsiders Dog Case Costs
City officials weigh dropping a $9 cost in the dog control ordinance as they review a policy where police file complaints before picking up dogs. The ordinance aims to curb nuisances without turning it into revenue, with eight cases handled so far and residents divided on the measure.
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City Chimie
George Downey
East Pleasant Biréet
Colnnell
Bing
Dave Johnson
Golf Commission to Hire Feasibility Study For Course
Corry Golf Commission last night asked to hire an engineer to prepare a feasibility study on a self liquidating municipal nine hole course. Henry Fisher urged the survey to aid bond selling, with bids sought from three firms for the study and related topographical work.
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Corry
Stoke
Parking Board Unveils Its Dream For Center Street
The Corry Parking Authority proposes an off street downtown lot backed by an engineering study to reassure investors. It seeks 107000 dollars to cover the Traction Building and adjacent properties near Washington Street, a plan criticized as a dream yet potentially financing via bonds.
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Center Street
Comcast
Corry
Henry Misher
Singer, Deane and Scribner
Traction
Edroth Johnson Shoe Store
Washingon Street
Council
Wilbur Rickers
Grace's Niece and Lover Found Unmarried in Des Moines
Des Moines police questioned Mary Lee Davis, 15, niece of Princess Grace, and John Raul Jones II, 20, after they eloped from Philadelphia four weeks earlier. The pair, living briefly in a furnished apartment, were not married. Mary Lee, once a flower girl at Grace Kelly’s wedding, said they planned to marry depending on circumstances.
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Des Moines
Mary Lee Davis
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Philadelphia
Miss Davis
Mirry
John Raul Jones Iis
Mary Lee
Tov
Des Moines Tribune
Mary
George L. Davis Jr
Breede C. Contan
Young Jones
Rat
Mary Leo
Fflower
Princess Grace
Shersstamane
Grace Kelly
Prince Ranier
Marne
Assumption
James Twollen
Walden
Dex Matis
Jona Boy
Bright
Tes Moines
Bits
Ely Beentge
Thana Hetann Walder
Aiviera
Turaday
Thobert Briehtman
Juvenite Tivison
Mary Tre
Jonux
Da‘via
Jonen
Bomb hoax evacuates Burt LeBoeuf High School students
A bomb threat at Burt LeBoeuf High School in Waterford prompted evacuation of about 1,050 students. More than 20 volunteer firefighters and State Troopers assisted, as authorities searched the building for the device. Students were sent outside without coats, then bused home after sessions were canceled for the day.
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Voluner
Burt LeBoeuf
Horr
Staveliff Hose Company
Waterford
A. A
Bled Chon
Lawrence Park
D. Warren Dingle
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Milford
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Dollars City Council
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Robert Wally
Fast Street
MacKenzies
Fisher
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