Small home with three bedrooms and bonus hobby room
Suburban friendly design offers three-bedroom two-bath living with a front living room geared to minimize intrusion. A rear kitchen dining area opens through a sliding glass door, plus a large basement for storage. A hobby work room with pulldown tables and cabinets is the main feature.
Harrisburg Voting Record Highlights Lawmakers Actions
Harrisburg report outlines the week’s voting by area lawmakers Rep. Thomas J. Fee and Rep. Donald W. Fox, plus Sen. W. Thomas Andrews. House resolutions and bills discuss personnel in mental retardation facilities and insurers’ policy language, with party lines noted.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
House of Representatives
Thomas J. Fee
New Castle
Donald W. Fox
Huon Valley
W. Thomas Andrews
Cattle market report detailed with varied prices and cattle types
Slaughter steers mostly steady from last Tuesday with cows up to 25 higher. Price ranges listed for Choice, Good, Standard, heifers, cutters, canners, bulls, and calves. Farm calves include Holstein bulls and heifers with weight bands. Also reports on hogs, feeders, and sheep prices plus a Want Ads cost note and a batch of state legislative items and fiscal bills with statuses.
Livestock market report with varied bids by class
Slaughter cows 1.50-2.00 lower than two weeks ago. steers 44.60-47.00. heifers 45.00-46.30. utilities and cutters cows 34.80-37.00. bulls 41.50-45.00. stocker beef cows 33.00-40.0. Calves and vealers show mixed gains and prices from 56.00 to 74.00. hogs mixed with sows down. feeder pigs 17.00-25.00 per head. sheep lambs 30.00-42.25. slaughter ewes 3.00-15.50.
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Lot Prime
U.S
Local vs. overall tax bite reviewed in New Castle
Harrisburg analysis shows that in the 1971-72 county school year only about 9.47 million of 23.66 million dollars came from strictly local taxes. Federal sources contributed 615 thousand and state subsidies 13.58 million, with local real estate taxes and per capita taxes forming the rest. The piece contrasts local tax receipts with state and federal support and notes Act 411 impacts and delinquent and miscellaneous local income.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence County
Lawrence
State Department of Education
SRSC head to attend Viet vet event
Dr. Albert A. Watre, president of Slippery Rock State College, is named honorary vice chairman for a bipartisan dinner in Camp Hill to honor former POWs, the disabled, and Vietnam Era veterans. He joins former governors and state officials in welcoming veterans home and reaffirming state support for their service. Graduation ceremonies will be held June 15 for 43 police graduates at the Pennsylvania State Police Southwestern Training Center in Greensburg, following a 10 week municipal training course.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Andrews
House
Senate
Albert A. Watre
Slippery Rock State College
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Penn Harri
Motor Inn
Camp Hill
Watre
Pennsylvania Veterans Home
John 8. Fine
George M. Leader
William W. Scranton
Raymond P. Shafer
Frank C. Hitton
The
Commonwealth
Harry J. Mier
Aarrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania State Police Southwestern
Greensburg
Taok
Methodist youth begin a second Missions Encounter
Area youths from Kings Chapel and Croton United Methodist Churches head to Wesley Woods Camp in Warren County for a readiness camp then to Erie for the Southeast Erie Mission. They will stay at First United Methodist Church in Erie with Rev. H Pat Albright assisting before a Niagara Falls day trip and Canada return. Donna Grimm and Rev. William Miles accompany the group. The Erie work follows a 1972 Greene County mission at Jollytown.
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Area Methodist
Wesley Woods
United Methodist
Warren County
Kings Chapel
Albright
Wesley United Methodist Church
New Castle
Ene
Erie
Niagara Falls
Canada
Donna L. Grimm
Laurel High School
William Il. Iiles
Kings Chapel United Methodist Church
Jollytown
Greene County
City native awarded physics grant at Notre Dame
Thomas A. Fullerton, physics instructor at Waynesboro Area Senior High School and former New Castle resident, has won a National Science Foundation grant. He is among eight teachers nationwide chosen for the physics institute at Notre Dame University from June 25 to August 10. Fullerton will study atomic physics and atomic structure with free tuition, travel allowance, and stipend.
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Thomas A. Fullerton
Waynesboro Area
Waynesboro
New Castle
National Science Foundation
Notre Dame University
Fullerton
Geraldine Fullerton
N. Mill St
Charles Fullerton
Mercer Road
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