Relocation rules guide urban renewal in New Castle
John K. Manna outlines how the New Castle Redevelopment Authority follows federal rules to relocate displaced residents. The authority tracks sales prices, issues replacement payments up to 5000 dollars, and provides moving expenses and tenant allowances. Guidance stresses that residents may choose their home and payments depend on income and house value.
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E. Lincoln Ave
Croton Ave
E. Washington St
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Cascade St
Moody, Northview
Fairmont Avenues
Fairmont Ave
Joseph A. Caminiti
Wayne J. Cioffi
Cecil R. Stubbs
New Castle
Redevelopment Authority
Patronage overhauling eyed in state politics session
Harrisburg UPI report outlines tense windup of a three day seminar by the Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper Editors. Lt. Gov. Kline accused the GOP of patronage and union influence while Gov. Shapp’s administration pledged to end old style politics.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper Editors
John G. Pittenger
Milton J. Shapp
House
Kenneth B. Lee
Russell Davis
Stanley Stroup
Ernest P. Kline
GOP
Shapp
Kline
Parti
Housing Authority to discuss new executive director
Lawrence County Housing Authority meets Monday to discuss appointing a new executive director after Richard M. Hietsch resigned to take a housing job in Pittsburgh. About 20 applications have been received. a decision is unlikely that day.
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Lawrence County
Man Charged in Theft of Three Calves
State police charged James Lee Pounds, 27, of 504 Long Ave., with burglary in the weekend theft of three 500-pound calves from a Volant barn owned by Charles L. Poole. Pounds was arraigned before District Justice Donald H. Kenehan and sent to county jail in $5,000 bond. The probe suggests multiple suspects and the location of the calves is unknown.
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South Side
Charles L. Poole
Volant RD
James Lee Pounds
Long Ave
County leaders split on endorsements and race issues
County support highlighted three open school board seats as Shumaker blasts the Republican majority for inaction on industrial expansion and wasteful taxes. Rogan aims to bridge mayoral gaps and serve all residents. DeCaprio touts professional city management, added accounting, stronger safety forces, and federal grant utilization.
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Shumaker
DeCaprio
Percy Rushed to Hospital After Back Pain On Flight
Sen Charles A Percy of Illinois was rushed from O hare to Evanston Hospital with severe back pains after a flight from Anchorage Alaska. His aide said a two hour exam found a back muscle spasm and he could walk out within hours. The senator and his wife had just attended the funeral of Lawrence Fanning in Anchorage.
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Chicago
UPI
Charles A. Percy
O'Hare International
Anchorage
Alaska
Percy
Lawrence Fanning
Claudia Bourne
Evanston Hospital
Man arrested on drug count in city case
Milton F. Crews age 22 of 313 Lincoln Ave was arrested by city police on a drug charge after a search of his residence yielded marijuana and other dangerous drugs. Officers made the arrest around 5 p.m. yesterday following a search warrant issued by District Justice Ruth E. French.
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Milton F. Crews
Lincoln Ave
The
Peage
Ruth E. French
Campus ROTC Building Fire Shocks Isla Vista Crowd
About 300 youths set fire to UC Santa Barbara ROTC Building after an antiwar rally in Isla Vista. Firemen faced rock-throwing. campus police escorted them inside. The incident followed in a wave of unrest near Perfect Park and a real estate office housing the sheriff’s new foot patrol program.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
University of California
Isla Vista
Perfect Park
Sheriff's ‘Department
Foot Patrol
Violence in Belfast Spurs Fatal Rioting Across Ireland
In Belfast and Londonderry, Roman Catholics and British soldiers clashed with guns bombs acid and rocks. At least three people died including a British soldier and a civilian sniper in Ardoyne. Police detained 37 youths and two people were jailed in Londonderry as the violence spread.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Ardoyne
Londonderry
Taxpayers sue to force Erie County domed stadium
A UPI report states a taxpayers suit was filed in state Supreme Court to compel construction of Erie County's proposed 50 million domed stadium in Lancaster. The action seeks to overturn the County Legislature’s halt on further consideration and names county officials and two indicted legislators among defendants.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Erie County
Lancaster
State Supreme Court
Frank C. Ludera
Frederick F. Pordum
B. John Tutuska
John Doe
Richard Doe
X Corporation
Y Corporation
Ludera
Williams enters mayor race against Rizzo in Philadelphia
Freshman state Rep Hardy Williams announces a challenge to Ex police Commissioner Frank L Rizzo for the Democratic nomination in the Philadelphia mayoral primary. Williams, 29, says he will not rely on party endorsements and recalls his 1952 Penn State basketball captaincy and past campaigns including a 1969 controller bid.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Hardy Williams
Frank L. Rizzo
Williams
Penn State
State House
Philco-Ford to shut three plants, cut nearly 1000 jobs
Philco-Ford Corp announced the planned shutdown of three electronic plants in Blue Bell Lansdale and Spring City and layoffs of about 1000 workers by month end. President Philip Caldwell cited overcapacity in the money losing microelectronics division as the reason. A placement center will help laid off employees find other work.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philco-Ford Corp
Montgomery
Chester Counties
Philco
Blue Bell
Lansdale
Montgomery County
Spring City
Chester County
Philip Caldwell
Ford
Caldwell
Unemployment Claims Dip in Week End Jan 29 in Harrisburg
UPI reports total initial unemployment compensation claims for the week ended Jan 29 fell to 24,827, down 3,838 from the prior week as fewer layoffs hit construction and apparel. Continued claims reached 173,576, down 3,213 from the prior week and up 64,870 from the year-ago level, with declines in tobacco, apparel, and printing sectors.
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Harrisburg
UPI
John M. Clark
Bureau of Employment Security
Clark
Kassab Named Acting Head of PennDOT in PA
Jaccob G Kassab of Canonsburg Washington County will serve as acting head of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation PennDot until Gov Shapp makes a regular appointment within 10 days to two weeks He will remain deputy secretary in charge of highways Kassab 53 former Noble JDick Co president and construction consultant replaces Victor W Anckaitis from the Shafer era
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jaccob G. Kassab
Canonsburg
Washington County
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
PennDot
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Kassab
Noble Jdick Co
Pennsylvania
Victor W. Anckaitis
Shafer
Four die in hunt turns fatal near Grants New Mexico
Police chase ends in desert kill of Bertram Greenberg 38 after a spree that left a patrolman dead and a couple wounded. Greenberg, an ex convict with a record of rape and kidnapping, had earlier raped and strangled a California teen. Multiple officers were injured. the Brown couple and Mary Hill were among victims.
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New Mexico
Bertram Greenberg
Greenberg
Mary Hill
Silverlake
Calif
Green Beret
Griffin Park
Los Angeles
Arizona
James Lee Keeton
Sanders
Ariz
Keeion
Don Allen Beckstead
James E
Karen Brown
New Mexico-Arizona
Brown
Gallup, N.M
Atascadero State Hospital
Barbieri to be Endorsed for Supreme Court Term in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg UPI The Republican State Committee will endorse Alexander F. Barbieri for a full 10 year term on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court at a Feb 20 meeting. Five candidates are contesting the other seat with potential nominations including Gates Honey man Shughart Eppinger and Acker. Barbieri, 63, previously a Philadelphia Common Pleas judge and named to the Commonwealth Court, was elevated to the Supreme Court after Justice Cohen's death. Chief Justice Beil is retiring this year after more than 20 years on the bench.
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UPI
Republican State Committee
Supreme Court
Alexander F. Barbieri
High Court
Barbieri
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
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Raymond P. Shafer
Herbert B. Cohen
York
John C. Beil
State Committee
George T. Gates
Lebanon
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