Officials view Big Run flood threat and repairs plan
Shenango Township supervisors met amid concern for residents facing periodic Big Run flooding. They tour the stream with U S Army Corps of Engineers officials and plan to present findings to the state Resources Management representative. Repairs on the Big Run sewer line total about 60 000 dollars with 60 40 city township split and 39 cents per foot to inspect 1 500 feet of other lines by television.
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Big Run
Shenango
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Richard Bartberger
Robert R. Smith
Sewer, Water and Solid Waste Committee
Lawrence County Planning Commission
Bartberger
State Department of Resources Management
Shenango Township
Lawrence County
Thomas W. Graney
Ralph Mucci
Michael T. Irr
Engineering Division
The
Corps of Engineers
Council okays 65 000 consulting work fee
City Council approves a maximum 65000 for consulting work on the 1975 community development program with an hourly amendment. Town Consultants Inc. of Pittsburgh will perform the planning, with audits by the city and rates disclosed.
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Council
Eugene DeCaprio
Richard E. Flannery
Town Consultants Inc. of
Pittsburgh
Dominick L. Grant
Charles B. McDevitt
Flannery
Grant
City Redevelopment Authority
Irving Rubinstein
DeCaprio
Center Street
Lower
Neshannock Creek
Sonnel
Town Consultants
Stiff
Ford to seek more aid for South Vietnam and Indochina
President Ford aims to ask Congress for emergency additional U S aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia, citing inadequate current levels. White House adviser says requests are under intensive consideration after the fall of Phuoc Binh, with Mansfield opposing more military aid and Stennis open to aid if justified. Ford prepares to brief Congress on his economic program ahead of the State of the Union.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Congress
Indochina
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Phuoc Binh
Saigon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Asia
Vietnam
Mansfield
United States
China
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Parillo Named to New Castle School Board Vacancy
Joyce Parillo of 211 Euclid Ave was chosen by the New Castle Area School Board to fill the remaining year of Jane Wasilewski’s term. The 34 year old Democrat will be sworn in January 15 and plans to study board procedures during the next two months.
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Joyce Parillo
Euclid Ave
New Castle Area
Parillo
Jane Wasilewski
DeBlasio
New Castle Human Relations Commission
Industry hit hard in December in private sectors
Washington based Labor Department data shows 675000 jobs were cut in December across three quarters of private industries. Auto layoffs are not alone as metropolitan poverty area workers bear the brunt of the reductions, compared with 465000 losses in November.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Neshannock Resident Raps Policy
Community letter from a Neshannock resident criticizes local policy while lawmakers face light scrutiny. A county report highlights ongoing issues and a light editorial tone questions congressional workload. Spring fashions are forecast with brief notes on upcoming trends.
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Public Notice Women Holiday Double Play 13-14-15 8-9 JAN
Ellwood City notices list names Hiram Hawkins 74 of 1132 Sciota St Elizabeth ODonnell 86 Cecil Calhoun Sr. 53 of 412 N Beaver St. plus regional weather outlook and Shenango River stage data for the period.
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Hiram Hawkins
Sciota St
Elizabeth O’donnell
Ellwood City
Cecil H. Calhoun Sr
N. Beaver St
Shenango River
State workers fear end of in house labor
Harrisburg report says Welfare Department and AFSCME clash over ending patient labor in institutions for the retarded and mentally ill. Federal rulings require ending peonage, raising concerns of heavier loads on paid staff as transitions proceed.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Welfare Department
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employer
Afscme
Frank Beal
Beal
Major tax cut faces delays over oil tax fights in Congress
Washington brief reports a likely $10 billion to $30 billion tax cut, with UPI noting possible delays from disputes on oil company taxes and who to cut. House Ways and Means aims to unveil a plan March 1 including repeal of the oil depletion allowance, while Senate leaders push for domestic breaks and stricter foreign oil tax rules.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
al Ullman
D-Ore
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Russell Long
Louisiana
Long
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Glenn R. Gordon
Margaret Campbell
Bell Ave
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Here
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Northampton
Easton Hospital
Hamilton
N. Mill and
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