Waste heat greenhouse project wins $1 million loan
Indiana County Industrial Development Authority approved a $1 million loan to Gosnell's Gardens of Indiana for a 12 acre greenhouse near Homer City Generating Station. The $1.34 million project uses waste hot water from the plant via a 1,200 foot pipeline to heat 66 miles of piping, with future expansion plans and job growth to 56 workers.
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Homer City
Indiana County Industrial Development Authority
IDA
Robert Hamilton
William M. Gosnell
Hamilton
Homer City State Bank
Savings & Trust Co. of
Indiana
Gosnell
Gosnell’s Gardens
Landover Hills
Pennsylvania Electric Co
New York State Electric & Gas Corp
Washington, D.C
Penelee
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Allentown
Montour
Williamsport
Legislature Opposed Court Orders Pay Raises For State's College Teachers
In Harrisburg the state Supreme Court ordered a 4.5 million dollar pay raise for 4500 state college teachers, saying the 1977 78 arbitration award must be funded despite legislative budget bans. The education department refused citing the barred increases in that year's plan.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Pye
Jerome Gerber
Association of Pennsylvania State College and University
Repre
Grimplin and Laneey among dean death notices
Obituaries list Grimlin John 75 Saltsburg Road Laneey Lovell G 65 Commodore McBurney John 68 133 Lacuat St Coral Emily Glebo me 75 Maple Heights nine seats faculties at the state colleges and Indiana University. The text also covers a Supreme Court ruling on arbitration awards where the court upheld a binding arbitrator's award against a legislative ban, involving pay raises since 1977 for state employees and a dispute over funding.
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Indiana, Pa
Gerber
UMW Board Backs Black Lung Compromise With Conditions
The United Mine Workers policy board voted unanimously to back a compromise aimed at restoring finances to the black lung disability fund with conditions on support for the legislation. The 18 member International Executive Board requires the enacted bill to match the proposal and seeks reopening of regulations to implement the law. A temporary tax increase would raise rates on underground and surface coal to fund the program, expiring when the deficit is eliminated, with a potential 1995 deadline.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Policymaking Board
UMW
Eldon Callen
Labor Department
House
Ways and Means
Elimi Sei
Navy Eyes Replacing Adm Hyman Rickover Father of Nuclear Navy
Pentagon sources say the Navy plans to replace Adm Hyman Rickover the longtime head of the nuclear navy and senior officer in uniform. The move aims to shift leadership while retaining expertise in naval propulsion. Details on page 7.
Treasury secretary calls economy a real downer in 1982
Treasury Secretary Donald Regan warned the economy faces a deeper recession as wholesale price increases, led by higher auto costs, hint at higher consumer prices. The government reported a 6.8 percent wholesale rise in October, with inflation easing overall for the year but posing policy challenges alongside falling bank rates and accelerating bond prices.
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Labor Department
Reagan
Treasury
Donald Regan
Regan
Washington
Murray Weidenbaum
President's Council of Economic Advisers
New York
Parade Tops Veterans Day Activities in Indiana County
Four divisions will comprise the Indiana County Veterans Day parade tomorrow morning in Indiana. Activities begin with a Veterans Day breakfast at the American Legion home from 7 to 10, followed by a 10:40 parade down Philadelphia Street to Eleventh Street. A 10:55 parade rest precedes a 21 gun salute at the courthouse, with a moment of silence and National Anthem. Participants include IUP bands and students, local officials, veterans groups, Scouts, Red Cross, and antique cars.
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Indiana County
Indiana
Indiana American Legion
Indiana County Vulture
Legion Home
Fourth
Philadelphia
Philadelphia St
Eleventh St
Division 1
Indiana Borough Police
ROTC
IUP
Paul Wass
John Worthen
Willard Robinson
Queen Evergreen
AUSA
Pershing Rifles
Indiana County Dav
Indiana Area Senior High School
Mothers of Democracy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the American Colonists
Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
IIT
U.S. Army Reserve
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Indiana County
American Red Cross
Indiana Area
Indiana Fire Department
Welfare Aid Cuts Delayed After Legal Challenge
Harrisburg AP reports hundreds of thousands face new federal AFDC rules while a lawsuit blocks cuts for at least a month. 14 500 households ineligible Monday gain reprieve. audit of 680 000 welfare and food stamp recipients begins. Philadelphia hearing set Nov 17.
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Harrisburg
State Welfare
Helen O'Bannon
Shuttle Countdown In Progress Toward 7:30 Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP countdown II for the shuttle Columbia began on time with a 47 hour plan aimed to last 31 seconds longer than last week. Test conductor Darrell New said countdown is in progress as engineers and technicians report to pads 39A and the launch control center. Liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen flow into the ship as fuel cells energize. Space agency spokesman Dick Young said everything is going well and rolling along.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Darrell New
George Page
Pad
Launch
Space Agency
Dick Young
Columbia
Former Indiana Woman Found Dead In Ithaca Ruled Accidental
Millicent Monaco Yarussi, 40, formerly of Indiana, Indiana University of Pennsylvania alumna, was found dead near Salt Creek in Ithaca after an auto crash. Tompkins County Medical Examiner Manuel Posso ruled the death accidental, saying she fell from an abutment after leaving her car around 3 am Tuesday. Her body was discovered five days later by a fisherman. She was married to Eugene Yarussi.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Indiana
Tompkins County
Manuel Posso
Millicent (Monaco) Yarussi
Salt Creek
Posso
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Eugene Yarussi
Lower Burrell
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Tommy Hawk
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Treasury Department
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