Pennsylvania Promotes and Funds New Industries
Pennsylvania Secretary of Commerce William R. Davlin states that after 22 years, 54 communities with banks and the PIDA have financed 117 new industrial projects in areas of unemployment, creating about 23,000 jobs. Most projects are growth industries from electronics to plastics, with 62 out-of-state firms among 117 ventures, and Pennsylvania firms supplying over a third.
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Hitching Rides on Skates Could Lead to Injury
A cautionary note warns that hitching rides on skates or sleds by grabbing a bumper or relying on drivers can cause sudden stops to throw riders under wheels or into obstacles. It urges safer, self-propelled skating and warns against unsafe adult “hold-on” rides.
Standing Of The Teams From A Local League
The standings list Twin Kiss Drive-In leading with 68 wins and 42 losses, Adams General Store at 64 36, Gettysburg Motors 61 7 682, Adams County Motors 36 7, Swope's Atlantic 44 56, Wayside Flower Shop 32 68, Ghg Laundercenter 22 2, and Gettysburg Laundercenter 6. Individual names Anna Clapsaddle Ed Klinefelter appear with scores 1,826 and 562 respectively.
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Business sees tougher decade ahead says AP analyst
AP business observer Sam Dawson notes many see the 1960s as a challenge not a boom with postwar era fading. He cites sharper competition, revised sales methods, restraint on wage price spirals, shifts in consumer demand, and rising tech skilled jobs as factors shaping a slower but evolving economy.
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Hygienists to Meet Harrisburg at 12th Annual Conference
About 50 delegates are expected for the 12th annual conference of public school dental hygienists at University Park from March 31 to April 2. The event is sponsored by the State Health Department.
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Apparent high bid for Clear Creek concession at park
Edward Stankovich and Halston submitted the apparent high bid of 300 dollars for concessions at Clear Creek State Park in Jefferson County. No bids were received for concessions at Samuel S Lewis State Park in York County, with the department planning to negotiate the contract later without further bidding.
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Survival Unit Replaces Warden System in Air Defense
Dr. Richard Gerstell, Civil Defense director for Pennsylvania, tells Western Pennsylvania directors that the survival unit will replace air raid wardens. He says wardens would be useless in an about war and that the survival unit is a small, closely knowing group ready to act in an attack.
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KITTANNING, Pa
Richard Gerstell
Civil Defense
Pennsylvania
Penn State minors fined for liquor law violations at mass hearing
At a Tuesday night hearing in State College 29 Penn State minors received $25 fines after police and Liquor Control agents raided La Galleria Restaurant on March 12. They were cited for consuming alcohol or entering an establishment selling liquor or beer. Other students had already paid fines.
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State Liquor Control Board
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