Hard core unemployment program eyed for Lawrence County
A Department of Public Assistance unit led by Thomas J. George studies 340 unemployed residents to separate eligibility from services and to place job ready individuals. Of 270 interviewed, 17 are employable, with most hard core cases aged 16 to 40 and a strong New Castle concentration. The effort includes training referrals, adult education, and planned employer seminars, aiming to replace negative attitudes with productive work and expand day care and youth education facilities.
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Department of Public Assistance
Lawrence County
Thomas J. George
DPA
Geriatrics and
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New Castle
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
State Employment Service
John Polovina
Bureau of Vocation Rehabilitation
State
Perry Kirkland
Margaret Serafino
Angelo Ginocchi
Natale
Louis Palumbo
Elaine Artis
Michael Pauline
Tax vote preserves chance for major reform in Congress
President Nixon won a narrow 210-205 House margin to extend the income tax surcharge. The victory keeps a path open for a broader tax reform measure before summer, with Senate leaders already backing consideration of reforms alongside the surtax.
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UPI
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Finance Committee
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D-La
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Jameson Plans Two Floor Addition At Memorial Hospital
Jameson Memorial Hospital will build a $3 million two floor addition between the existing building and Leasure Ave. Preliminary soil tests are done. Bids will be advertised in fall. A $600,000 Hill-Burton grant and a $200,000 Appalachian program grant support the project with other financing from grants endowments equipment funds and private gifts.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Leasure Ave
Joe F. Friedheim
Friedheim
Charles ceremony marred by threats
Prince Charles was named 21st Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in a ceremony heavily guarded due to Welsh nationalist threats and bomb incidents. Queen Elizabeth II presented the symbols of office as rival bombings killed two extremists nearby. Hubert Humphrey and Tricia Nixon joined security paraphernalia amid a large public turnout.
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Insurance rates rise for Pennsylvania homeowners
Harrisburg reports a modest increase in homeowners insurance rates approved by Acting Commissioner George F. Reed. New policies take effect today with renewals on August 15, and an automatic $50 deductible will apply to all property losses including theft and vandalism.
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UPI
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Argentina under siege as bomb hits power plant
In Buenos Aires a bomb knocked out a government plant and rail cars were burned as a state of siege tightened by the military regime follows the assassination of labor leader Augusto Vandor. Police and troops patrol key sites while a general strike disrupts some transit and remains uneven. President Onga nia warns of anarchy.
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UPI
Argentina
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Haiti
Juan Carlos Ongania
Augusto Vandor
Weather Updates for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Western Pennsylvania today will be mostly sunny and cooler with highs in the mid 70s to lower 80s. Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows in the mid 50s to lower 60s. Tomorrow remains sunny and seasonably pleasant with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Lake Erie small craft warnings are in effect with northerly winds 10 to 15 knots this morning increasing to 15 to 20 this afternoon, then northeast 10 to 15 tonight and diminishing.
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Lake Erie
Obituary notices list Edinburg and Ellwood City residents
The notice names Joseph Donotrio age 81 of Edinburg RD Mrs Andrew K McElroy 76 of 113 N Scott St Mrs Mary E Cox 83 of 318 Boyles Ave Mrs Arthur R Ferree 54 of Ellwood City Peter Logothetis 53 of Br 1141S Mill St Reuben G Cameron 75 of 262 N Mercer St and Mrs Clara E Beighley 73 of 0 115 Quest St Nurses and local addresses listed for family notices
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Joseph Donotrio
Edinburg
Andrew K. McElroy
N. Scott St
Mary E. Cox
Boyles Ave
Arthur R. Ferree
Ellwood
Peter Logothetis
Mill St
Reuben G, Cameron
N. Mercer St
Clara E. Beighley
Quest St
Nixon eyes Asia and Romania trips to seek wider peace
President Nixon plans five Asian nation visits and Romania to pursue a broader peace strategy after Vietnam. Officials say he may reassess SEA TO and seek improved dialogue with East European states, with more future trips possible. Rogers will join part of the Asian leg but not the Romania tour.
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Washington
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New Zealand
Moscow
Great Britain
Funds OEO for centers in city
CHARGE Inc. received 15,500 from the Office of Economic Opportunity to operate three neighborhood centers in the city until January 1. U S Rep Frank M. Clark announced the aid. director John Razzano said the application sought 19,900 and local funds may cover the shortfall. The centers affected are West Side South Side and East Side with Mahoningtown possibly ending.
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Antipoverty Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S
Frank M. Clark
D-Bessemer
John Razzano
West Side
South Side
East Side
Croton
Martin J. Kovach
Charge Board
Mahoningtown
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