Canal terms given Reagan raps plans
Washington report outlines terms of the new Panama Canal treaty and U.S. retention of control during operations. It notes Panamanian participation on the administrative board and future joint feasibility studies, with U.S. loans and military credits to Panama.
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Washington
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Pian Cacal Freaty
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Revere
Commerce
United States
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Diat
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Aho
Panama
Hea
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
New York
UP Phota
LCCCC Plans Broader County Community Services
The Lawrence County Council of Community Centers approves a $143,000 budget and a plan to expand services countywide. Programs include weatherization for 100 to 140 residents, a low income energy assistance scheme, transportation and job training, senior citizen outreach with Catholic Social Services, expanded food buying, Head Start and diploma programs, a county garden project, and garden seed support from local businesses. The plan aims to extend services into townships and seek CSA approval in Philadelphia.
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Urey
New Castle
Lawrence County Council of Community Centers
LCCCC
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Poverty Agency
Jecel
Siwek
SCOCE
Catholic Social Services
Tkp
Sulezek
Sniezek
Bell Center
Elwood City
LCCC
CSA
Snierek
Lockley expands to South Lockley to South in Dan Villa Va
Lockley Manufacturing Co plans a new facility in Dan Villa Washington D C December according to president Norman fimilek. The plant will be built in an existing building in south centest Virginia and will produce missile sections and components. It may contract for private industry after government work. The facility will have an assembly division and support units and employ about 50 people. It will operate with plants in New Castle and Glaster Virginia, with no current plans to end operations in New Castle.
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Lakley Manufacturing Co
Dan Villa
Qemaber
Norman
Fimilek
South Centest Virgina
New Castle
Glaster
Smith
Improved labor management relations eyed in county council
The Lawrence County Labor-Management Council met at the Berkshire Inn Beaver Falls to plan programs aimed at better relations and understanding. County commissioners Mechran and Vital and six council members discussed alternating leadership for future programs and inviting guests from both sides to strengthen cooperation amid unemployment and strikes in the area.
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Lawrence County Labor-Management Council
Cushty
Thomas W. Graney
Graney
John A. Mechraner
Frans A. Vital
Te Berkday Inn
Beaver Falls
Craney
Withasn A. Mupnuy
Money Brothers Trucking Co
Mechan
Vitril
Younty
Counleil
Johnson Bronze
Thomas A. Shumaker
Meehan
Vigil
Shumaker
Michael Banko Jr
Tie Pennsylvania
State Council of Carpenters
Ben Newkirk
Lawrence County Building Trades Council
Patric Cosgrove
Carpenters
Alfred Fulkerson
Lawrence County Afl-Cio
Thomas Allen
Norman Smilek
The
Locktey Manufacturing Co
Willis
Mooney
Hubert Eyerkarl
Medusa Cement Co
Carl DiGennaro
Frank Cook
Teamsters
Water system delays hit golf course project in town
Council heard Sikora Excavating Co. faces cost overruns on the Gulf Course water system work with a $200 increase from piping and lake overflow installations. Horvat of Verte Associates said pump and pipe delivery delays push completion past the planned date. The project, bid at $95,200, involves grading, pipe, and an added concrete spillway. a separate parklet project had no bids.
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Sikura
Ata
Sikora
Neshannock Creek
Churu, Te
Election board OKs 2 for Laurel board
County commissioners approved two nominees for Laurel district director posts after a chaotic filing period. Democrats tapped Robert Wallis and Republicans selected John Rung to fill terms. petitions by Patty Capore were challenged, with officials seeking amendments to align with election rules.
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Aurel
John A Mechan Jr
Frans A. Yiu
Elec
Mathews An Rowe
Rannnvirg
Vo Gal Capere
Ronpritan Patty
Laurel
Casy
County and Election Board
Frank Gi Vertezane
John York
Peliwon
Basinet Alive
Electron
Italy
Coe Regates
Neshannock Street Closings Announced by Township Officials
Neshannock Township will close Spring Garden Avenue at night until September 5 with no nighttime traffic and daytime travel allowed. Additional closures begin Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Clen Moore Boulevard from Mercer Street to Wilmington Road for two weeks, Ridgelawn Avenue for three days, and Bon Avenue and Sumulview for about two weeks.
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Spring Garden Avenue
Neshannock Township
Clen Moore
Mercer Street
Wilmington Road
Ridgelawn Avenue
Bon Ave
Sumulview
Penn Central Pays County Back Taxes
Penn Central Railroad has paid the county delinquent taxes of 2628.38 but seeks exoneration of penalties and fees. County treasurer Cecil Potter said the county must decide by next week whether to accept the payment and drop action or sue for full fees. A federal court in Philadelphia found the railroad exempt from such fees, estimated under 100 dollars to the county. Commissioners delayed a ruling, with solicitor to respond by Thursday.
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Cecil Potter
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Rlroad
Philadelphia
Polter
Frank G. Verterano
Thomas A. Shumaker
Tursday
State Department of Environmental Resources
DER
Crase
Coffee Run
Mahoning Township
Howser
John A. Meehan Jr
State Department of Public Welfare
DPW
Dennis McCarthy
Welfare Department
Union Leader Seeks Teacher Share in School Subsidy
Pittsburgh report quotes Frank Moran, president-elect of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, arguing teachers deserve a portion of recently increased subsidies as pay affects education quality. Moran says funds should boost programs and salaries, criticizing boards that would use the money to cut taxes.
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Pittsburgh
Tuition hike not enough at IUP Indiana Pa
Indiana University of Pennsylvania president says a $25 fall tuition increase is insufficient. State Education Secretary Daryl Kline announced a 25 percent rise for full-time students at IUP and state colleges this fall, with no spring decision yet. Dr. Robert Wilbur calls the move an impossible management situation due to underfunding and retention costs, urging a yearly increase near 109 to 180 dollars.
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UPI
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
IUP
Daryl Kline
Harrisburg
JUP
Mipperytock State College
Robert Wilbur
Bipartisan push eyed for state tax hike in Pa.
In ALNOONA, secretary Howald Lench predicts a General Assembly push to raise state taxes amid budget impasse. Democrats advocate six votes to end the deadlock as Republicans consider reciprocity. GSA to recall about 200 of 370 furloughed workers and operate on a 46 million dollar budget. ACTION agency major overhaul shifts decision making to state and local levels per UPI.
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Alnoona
UPI
General Assembly
Howald Lench
General Services Administration
Lenet
Blair County
Sune Twin
Ray Shafer
Leach
GSA
Wansler
Sue Brown
Washington
Pennsylvania SAT scores dip again national average holds
The Education Department reported Pennsylvania centepe bound students scored near the national Verbal SAT average and two to three points below the national Math score. Both sets of scores have declined since 1972, continuing this year.
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Harrishurg
UPS
Education Department
Pennsylvania
Chase
One Big Union Move Advances In News Trades
In Cincinnati 230 delegates at the LTA convention approve opening merger talks among the International Typographical Union The Newspaper Guild and International Mailers Association. Leaders say a single union will strengthen representation for the newspaper printing and graphic arts industry.
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Cincinnati
UPU
Cals
International Typographical Union
LTA
International
Charles A. Pertik Jr
Senate bill aims to bar criminals profiting from crimes
Harrisburg lawmakers introduced a bill to stop criminals from profiting from recounting their crimes. Sen. Richard Spyder, R-Lancaster, says profits from books, articles, films, and TV shows would be turned over to the Crime Victims Compensation Board. The board backs reimbursing victims for medical expenses and lost wages, with Snyder's measure modeled after New York practice following the seeking tapes case involving David Erkowitz.
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Harrisburg
UPH
Roth
Senate
Richard Spyder
Lancaster
Crime Victims Compensation Board
Snyder
New York
David Erkowitz
Samm
Judge Frank Johnson Hospitalized for Aneurysm Surgery
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Frank Johnson of Alabama, Carter nominee to head the FBI, was hospitalized in Montgomery for aneurysm surgery. Relatives said he would be operated on at 7:30 a.m. CDT today by famed surgeon Michael DeBakey, after diagnosis at University of Alabama at Birmingham Methodist Hospital.
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University of Alabama-Birmingham
Methodist
Charles Lang
Johnson
Toyo
Poadlton
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